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Stratton House Hotel is located on the outskirts of the Cotswold market town of Cirencester. The hotel is privately owned and seeks to offer you the best of both town and country house charm. We are in a great location for the town centre and the local motorway network, yet our elegant building and tranquil gardens make you feel you are ‘away from it all.We offer a superb restaurant and bar, 39 en-suite bedrooms and our focus is on friendly service with that personal touch. Whether you are here for business or pleasure we want you to feel at home…. There are great days out to be had in Cirencester, including helicopter tours, Corinium Museum and the Cotswold Country Park & Beach. The nearest train station is located in Kemble, a 5 mile drive from Cirencester.

Centrally perched in beautiful historic city of Gloucester this Grade II listed Victorian terraced hotel is an ideal place for business travellers and holidaymakers alike. Part of the hotel was built in 1796 and the rest in 1832, when Gloucester was a thriving inland port. History buffs may relish the opportunity to visit the beautiful Gloucester Cathedral, Guildhall, Gloucester Rugby Club, the Docks, Quays and museums are readily walkable. Strengths of the property are the fabulous location and the balance struck between affordable accommodation and quality. Each room features beautiful décor and come with modern amenities such as Wi-Fi access, tea and coffee making and digital channels on flat screen TV, provided to ensure entertainment after a long day of work or touring into the city. Every morning guests may enjoy a full traditional breakfast for a great start to the day. Other Hotel Information Year of construction 1873, Number of floors (main building) 3, Single rooms 6, Double rooms 12, Triple rooms 2, Superior rooms 4, Family rooms 1

Centrally perched in beautiful historic city of Gloucester this Grade II listed Victorian terraced hotel is an ideal place for business travellers and holidaymakers alike. Part of the hotel was built in 1796 and the rest in 1832, when Gloucester was a thriving inland port. History buffs may relish the opportunity to visit the beautiful Gloucester Cathedral, Guildhall, Gloucester Rugby Club, the Docks, Quays and museums are readily walkable. Strengths of the property are the fabulous location and the balance struck between affordable accommodation and quality. All bedrooms are non-smoking and ensuite. Each of them feature beautiful décor and come with modern amenities such as Wi-Fi access, tea and coffee making and digital channels on flat screen TV, provided to ensure entertainment after a long day of work or touring into the city. Every morning guests may enjoy a full traditional breakfast for a great start to the day.

This popular hotel is ideal for both business travellers and holidaymakers.

Ideal Base for the beautiful Wye Valley, Award winning Chef, fresh fish a speciality, and excellent beers and wines in an ancient old Town Centre Coaching inn, full of character and charm, with its own secure parking we aim to offer a haven to the tourist and traveller. Forty minutes from Cheltenham, forty-five minutes from Cardiff. The hotel is a listed building with winding stairs and does not have a lift, there are no ground floor rooms. Residents wishing to dine are advised to book a table as soon as possible as our restaurant is very popular.