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8 days ago
We had dinner there. It was excellent for all four of us. Their Sunday roast was superb. Oscar was very attentive and helpful! read more
Cleeve Hill
Cheltenham GL52 3PX
United Kingdom
01242 676281
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Ellenborough Park
(7 reviews)
££££
We were supposed to stay four nights at Ellenborough Park Hotel over Christmas, and booked based on…read moreits reputation as a 5-star hotel. Unfortunately, our experience was very disappointing, and the conditions were unsafe and unclean and we felt we had to leave after the first night. I don't usually write reviews, but morally, I felt I had to say something. There was no effective heating, noticeable musty stains on the floors and ceilings and the whole hotel smelled like mildew - my whole family woke up sick. mildew and mold in a hotel is serious and you cannot be charging people (especially for these prices) for unsafe conditions. While one staff member at the concierge was friendly, the manager we dealt with was rude, which was especially unsettling considering the high price we were paying for a Christmas stay. Our room was unclean with mold stains, and overall felt far below what you would expect at a five-star hotel. when we told him this, he said that "we had the cheapest room." our family paid $6,872 USD for this stay. I was absolutely appalled with his response. The property has 5-star prices but, based on our experience, not even 3-star standards for basic cleanliness. We came here with our family to enjoy Christmas, but ended up leaving early at a loss of $6,872 USD due to how poor our experience was.
Disappointed Christmas Review of Ellenborough Park…read moreReviewed 6 days ago via mobile I made the decision to join family at the Ellenborough Park. Not feeling particularly in the Christmas spirit I thought the get away would be a chance to get away and forget about things for a few days after losing my mother 5 months previously. Maybe I was expecting to much from a 5 star hotel, but must say I have stayed in better 4 star. The very young covering staff were very polite and capable but just a couple let the side down. Twice we were served but a slightly older lady in the dining room who had an excuse for every thing. At breakfast we ordered drinks and were asked to order the hot food we wanted. We went to get our cereal, toast, yoghurt etc and when we came back our hot food was already waiting for us. We asked our waitress why it had come up so quickly and she said it's always been like that, which is a lie. She offered to reheat it. You can't reheat eggs/ cooked breakfasts. The following morning we had a different server and I ordered scramble eggs on toast. Not a problem v nice. The next morning the same older lady we had from the previous day served us and I asked for scrambled eggs on toast and was told chef doesn't do it and that I could have the eggs but to cook my own toast. So as before it came up quickly and was left sitting there whilst I was in the other room cooking toast. So warm toast cold eggs! Christmas day was a let down, the main meal was awful. We were served a thick slab of Turkey without hardly any sauce or gravy which made it hard to swallow. The thickness of the meat was enough for 2 people which made hard to eat and dry. The tiny Christmas pudding looked liked it had come from a tin, it was an odd shape. The chocolate dessert on Boxing Day was inedible, the chocolate dessert was like 100 % dark chocolate and the honeycomb taste like a mouthful of burt bicarbonate soda. I noticed quite a lot of food went back uneaten. Also evenings in the lounge were ruined buy guests who thought it was ok to keep putting logs on the fire. You really need a sign about it. Apart from the lousy weather it wasn't cold. So why these people felt compelled to do this I really don't know. My family members who have stayed with you on previous occasions even said it wasn't the same as previous visits. I'm sure they will give you another chance due to work etc, but I don't think I will be
Premier Inn
(2 reviews)
Just added this establishment to Yelp. We stayed 4 nights here and found it very comfortable and…read moreclean. I think it is quite new as everything is clean and sparkles. It is a basic hotel, but its location is right downtown and is very central to most activities. The room provided a comfortable bed, good hanging space and mirrors, a large comfortable bed, TV, but no phones. The Bathroom is large and has a very deep tub/shower. The tub is slippery getting in or out. No wash cloths, and only 1 large bath towel and 1 hand towel for the two of us Free coffee and tea in room as well. The Inn provides a buffet breakfast for extra which we did not try. There are many eating places very close by. We were quite happy with our stay and encountered no problems. Would recommend.
I had a lovely stay here at premier inn Cheltenham. The stuff was very friendly, very clean and…read morewell kept. Room was spacious my only problem was the toilet. I wasn't quite use to the British toilet and mechanics which was frustrating to me....lol Located downtown near bars, liquors stores, restaurants, shopping centres you name it. Sundays everything closes early. There is a lovely kebab restaurant 2 min walk from the inn if your fighting the late night munchies where the owners are just wonderful and entertaining. The view from my room was just beautiful. I would definitely recommend this place to a friend if they are ever visiting Cheltenham. Oh and the dollar store is right across the street if your looking for emergency toiletries.
Cotswold House Hotel & Spa
(5 reviews)
£££
This Hotel came highly regarded of which we saw parts. The gardens in the back our pretty, the…read morebuffet breakfast was generous, staff were pleasant, and the downtown location was very convenient. However, overall hotel room comfort did not meet expectations. When we checked in, our room was very hot due to the sun coming in the windows. The AC didn't work properly and the front desk was very slow in finding someone to solve the problem. Because we faced the street, it was too noisy to have the windows open at night to get fresh air. Perhaps I would have felt differently if given a room in the back with a view of the gardens. This was our least favorite hotel out of the six we stayed in during a 7-day walking tour.
This review is particularly for Afternoon Tea at FIG restaurant only…read more We stopped by after strolling around Chipping Campden without making prior reservation. The staffs were courteous and kindly checked for availability for us. We then were greeted and seated soon after. The service at Fig was great. The tea selections are great. The High Tea set are delicious and quite a lot! I actually enjoyed the scones quite a lot even though I don't like it that much in the States. Quality, Service, and Experience definitely worth more than 22£ per person.
The Dial House Hotel
What a luxury cabin vibe! This spot perfectly blends cozy charm with upscale dining. We stopped in…read morefor lunch during a day trip and were impressed from start to finish. The service was excellent, and the ambiance--both stylish and inviting--felt like a hidden gem. We had the gnocchi, Sunday roast, drinks, and panna cotta--everything was delicious. The panna cotta was a bit overwhelming on the lemon flavor for me, but I think that is how its intended to be. The boutique hotel setting adds to the charm, with a spacious front and back patio tucked away from the crowds.
Gayle and I recently enjoyed a pleasant Lunch on the Patio at the Dial House Hotel. The weather…read morewas warm and sunny, and best of all our table provided a buffer from the Bank Holiday crowds at Bourton-on-the-Water. We can't recall what Gayle ordered, while my choice was some sort of tandoori chicken dish. My pint of local beer and her class of chardonnay were also at the table. Everything tasted good, even more so with a relaxing atmosphere and interesting table neighbors. Service was pleasant, but oddly fast on the food coming out, while slow for the drinks. Rest rooms were available inside the hotel for customers, which is kind of a big thing when you're within a very crowded downtown.
(1 review)
Great brand new hotel with fantastic rooms. The rooms have amazing bathrooms and furniture…read more The hotel connects directly to Heathrow Terminal 4, so perfect for early morning flights. The hotel has very friendly staff. The hotel also has a wonderful restaurant and a Costa coffee inside it.
The Lamb Inn
(8 reviews)
££
Lovely location and beautiful gardens. We enjoyed our stay at the Lamb Inn. The highlight was the…read morewonderful breakfasts and dinners at the restaurant. Staff was amazing and service was top notch. We had to depart early in the morning each day and they were very accommodating to open the kitchen early for us.
I lived in England for several years and on several occasions, I stayed at this hotel and ate in…read morethe restaurant. This is a brilliant place and is like stepping back into time. It has terrific ambiance, and the food is great. It is almost like coming inside a Harry Potter film set. The place is extraordinarily beautiful and if you are in Oxfordshire I highly recommend a visit. One gets a well-heeled clientele here.
I'm going to give this 5 stars for being a great Premier Inn, not for the grade of hotel…read more It's brand new, built by the river next to the Worcester County Cricket ground, which on my visit was completely underwater, as you can see in the picture! Rooms were a good size, clean and comfortable with all the usual facilities that you would expect from a Premier Inn - en suite bathroom, large TV, hairdryer, tea & coffee facilities (no biscuits though), choice of pillows for the bed, and 30 minutes free Wi-Fi. Minimal, but all you need for a good night's sleep - in fact, they do say that they will refund your money if you don't sleep properly. I was tempted to put this to the test as I didn't really get back to sleep after being woken up by the room upstairs returning at 1.30am, but that's not the fault of the hotel so it would have been churlish of me to complain. The check-in has two automated desks similar to ATMs or airline check-ins that are very easy to use, although there was a very helpful and friendly staff member on duty as well to help guide you through the process if needed. They also reassured me that the night watchman would keep an eye on the car in the car park and wake me up if the rising flood waters, which were already covering a third of the car park, threatened to engulf it. The bar and restaurant is in the building, and the staff both at the bar and at breakfast could not have been more helpful and friendly. I didn't eat the evening meal in the bar, but the menu looked OK and reasonably priced. Had I not had a prior engagement I would have eaten here quite happily. As usual at Premier, breakfast is extra but it's worth buying one as you can eat all you want from the buffet. There was a good choice of hot food to order, including vegetarian sausages (yay!). This might be because the place is new and they're trying to make a good impression (it worked!), but I hope it lasts, as this is a very convenient location close to the city centre when visiting Worcester.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel Cheltenham Town Centre
(3 reviews)
The hotel is in a perfect location…read more There's also staff was always very friendly and accommodating too. My room was perfect for me and my stay. Cool, clean and quiet. The brekkie set up is top shelf. Something for every rate I'll get. Give the extreme heatwave while I was there, it was most welcoming to walk into a lovely air conditioned lobby, bar, and room. Pause an ice cold beverage was a nice welcome too! Like I said, the hotel is in a perfect spot in town! Easy to get to lots of local things on foot, a short uber, or bus ride away! I'll definitely stay here again. Could not have asked for a better stay! Thank you.
Not four stars in the truest sense but by holiday inn standards its very good. Its a modern hotel…read morewith friendly staff, decent sized, comfortable rooms and well situated for town. The only notable downside, as you will be aware of already if you've stayed at an Express is that they only do continental breakfasts. No cooked brekkies here. Price is also reasonable as you'd expect from a Holiday Inn Express.
Premier Inn Cheltenham North West
Shocking WiFi... & rooms are not cleaned when expected I shouldn't have to aak at reception for…read moreclean bedding & to take out the rubbish myself.
This is better than a bog standard Premier Travel Inn. It does what it says on the tin - it is…read moreclean, bright, warm and comfortable. Premier Travel Inn's have now replaced the bath towels with bath sheets so my only complaint has been resolved! Located just a few miles from Cheltenham town centre and also from the M5. The staff are very friendly and remember you from months previous. Breakfast served in the pub next door & is very good - ask for extra bacon, sausage etc. If you can't afford the Hotel on the Park stay here!
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A friendly and charming Bistro style restaurant in the picturesque village of Painswick…read more Standard bistro fare done to a reasonable standard. Steaks, fish and game, with some HUngarian specials such as Hungarian sausages reflecting the ethnic origins of the owners. I've eaten here several times and it is always consistent and pitched right. Not been disappointed so far and I would always be happy to go back. Reasonably priced and quite a good wine list, as well. They do have B&B here but I've not seen the rooms. Open every day except Monday for lunchl.
This cutesy Bistro had the white tablecloth and real roses…read morecharm in a family run corner shop. The service was excellent despite being short staffed. The food options for vegetarians were above average but the quality of the pasta only average. There were a variety of items to tempt you on the dessert menu and what the table chose was all yummy.
The Brie and Bacon bagel was delightful. Best meal I've had in my life. A++++++++++++read more
We stopped in for tea and scones. Great service and atmosphere. The scones were the best I had on…read moremy trip.
Excellent dinner, with a juicy and succulent pork belly, a delicious cod, and flavorful lasagne…read more The zuchinni soup was amazing, but the true winner was the soufflé dessert. Great service. The surrounding village is a great place to walk around after the meal.
Really Fabulous cozy pub in the centre of Stowe on the Wold. Fantastic wine selection, lovely bar…read moreman and seriuosly good food! We had a salmon salad which had proper smoked salmon and capers with bread and butter, a tasty risotto and I think a lamb shank for mains. Great dessert and cheesboard too. Highly reccommend this place if you are in the area.
This country inn dates back to the 15th century and was originally three farmworkers' cottages…read morebefore being converted to a private house in the 1920s. It was later used by the Eton public school. The Slaughters Country Inn has 31 rooms, of which Gayle and I stayed in a very nice 2 story version in a separate building. We enjoyed a very nice bedroom suite on the second floor and a spacious living room on ground level. I also appreciated the newspaper delivery service of which I chose the Guardian on Saturday and the Observer on Sunday. Gayle and I had dinner in the bar area for our 2 evenings here, and very much enjoyed the menu, the decor, and the very nice service. Breakfast was also included, which we took in the main dining room. Service, food, and atmosphere were all in very good order. Gayle and I were here as part of our Cotswolds walk and also appreciated the welcome we received the first day as we walked in all wet and muddy. On that day, our shower was the the first highlight, including places to hang our "cleaned in the sink or shower" clothes. We also enjoyed the convenience of walking around this cute little village, and our longer walks to Bourton-on-the-Water and Upper Slaughter.
There is no doubt that the location requires a 5* rating. The grounds are beautiful. The village is…read morelike something out of Miss Marple. Quintessential British! I wish the same good be said for my lunch. I started with the soup which was incredibly bland. I know it was carrot but have no idea the 2nd ingredient.! The roast was satisfactory. The meat was tender and cooked a little under which I like. The potatoes were bland. The green vegetables had no seasoning. I sent my yorkshire pudding back as it had remained in the oven too long and was like a biscuit. The second one was better. The cauliflower and cheese was delicious. All needed extra gravy, which the very nice waiting staff bought.
This hotel was nice for a pit stop on our trek through the Cotswolds…read more Located right next to the Bibury trout farm (oldest trout farm in England) and just a few minutes walk to Arlington row. Beautiful scenery right outside the window. The river flow creates such a peaceful setting. Breakfast included with the stay, which was quite filling. I got the avocado toast and my husband the English breakfast. Rooms are clean and spacious but could do with a bit of updating. The elevator also needs a bit of updating. On our morning walk towards Arlington row, we were greeted by a pair of beautiful swans. They also have a private garden for guests to enjoy in front of the hotel, next to the trout farm. Our room was quite warm and the heating takes a while to cool down, but within a couple minutes of calling front desk, they arrived with a fan to help us out. Their shampoo/conditioner and body wash are all for sale, too. I absolutely loved their shampoo but I wasn't willing to pay $20 per bottle. But it was quite the treat to use while being a guest here. Great rain showers, too with a good amount of water pressure and plenty of warm water.
The Swan is an often-photographed inn in the heavily touristed village of Bibury. I would highly…read morerecommend that visitors take a photo and move on to stay at any one of the many far nicer inns in the Cotswolds. The Swan is, sadly, simply shabby and neglected and a terrible value for the price point. This photo is of the wall immediately outside the door of our 300-pound-per-night room (about $390). A room in which the toilet was broken and we had to wait for almost two hours to have fixed (kind of fixed, I should say; it continued to leak for the rest of the night). Zero urgency. In fact, they first sent up two girls who were giggling in the bathroom for ten minutes before telling us that it needed a plumber. In addition to the room, we spent over 200 pounds for dinner at the restaurant (entirely mediocre in both food and setting- cold and drafty) and more in the pub. Well over 500 pounds total for one evening ($650-700!). When I checked out, I very politely mentioned that I felt that the inconvenience of not having access to our own bathroom should merit an adjustment to the room fee. The front desk person left and came back and said they could credit me 20 pounds, was that ok? I replied that I'd spent more than that in five minutes at the pub. I was certainly not looking for my room to be comped, but think that knocking fifty pounds off would have been at least a reasonable and respectful solution. She said the manager came in later that day and they would figure out a more suitable credit and get right back to me. They never got in touch with me- not even after I wrote to remind them. I had visited Bibury before by myself and thought that the Swan would be a lovely place to stay on our romantic vacation; it was anything but. Huge mistake. Caveat emptor.
Fab-u-lous. Decided to book a room here as it was recommended in the telegraph and apparently…read morefrequented by Kate Moss (didn't spot her :() Had a really great dinner just before kitchen closed at 10pm which included the best rabbit pie I've had in my life. Great value Cote du rhone village which went down like water. Finished with a warm hazelnut brownie. Great value for food but also lovely rooms! Great entry way to the Cotswolds. P.S. Get the Gloucester cheese soufflé !!
The Five Alls is a great local pub and restaurant with rooms. The food is excellent and the…read morelandlord and staff are great and everyone from the locality meets ,eats and drinks here. Best pub I have been to, in the area!
Lovely Converted manor house, the grounds are superbly maintained, endless grass fields and…read morebeautiful trees and nearby picturesque pond . You will also notice this manor home is well maintained, in spite of the age you will find modern amenities in your room such as a nice shower and the bedding is what you would find in a modern hotel including a tv with remote Our family had dinner here which I highly recommend, I can never decide what I want because everything sounds good on the menu, my boyfriend and I order different things he and split it to taste and compare The Lamb and Duck were equally delicious. He ordered The caramel sticky pudding for dessert and I the choc cake. Sticky pudding wins hands down. I don't normally eat dessert but if that was on the menu I would be ordering even if for 1 bite. Overall a great destination
We purchased a package for one night with dinner and tea. When we made the reservation they never…read morebothered to tell us that tea time was over at 5pm so we didn't get to participate. That was fine as we decided to have dinner earlier than we had reserved. The check in was pretty smooth, though the directions and signage in the hotel was a bit confusing for our particular room. We paid extra for the upgraded room which turned out to be nice and spacious. The room would have been great... had it not been for the paper thin walls. Outside our door, we could hear everyone walking by, everyone talking and then when they were obnoxious and loud - as a bunch of young girls were - it was quite annoying. We sleep early, but I honestly don't think its too much to think that other guests would be COURTEOUS given that it was 9pm at night. No, the loud conversations, almost running back and forth with giggling and screaming girls started to grate. We called the front desk and their response was well, to state a word - non-responsive. Finally after an hour of this nonsense, my husband got out of bed, yelled at the girls and told them to shut the "f" up and closed the doors. No more noise again. The meal in the restaurant was ok only because it was part of the package deal. Had we paid separately for that meal, this review would be even lower. I never had lamb so overcooked in all my life and my husband wasn't sure his venison was venison at how overcooked that was. We still made the best of it and gave breakfast a chance. Needless to say, we would probably never eat there again if we ever stayed there. However, I doubt we ever would. The property is lovely and the hotel itself is quite nice. However, given the lack of responsiveness from the staff and subpar food, we'll pass.
First of all this hotel is a historic place. It has been around for hundreds of years. The rooms…read moreare smaller but still nice sized. There is no air conditioning but remember the days get to upper 70's during the summer. The staff here are beyond helpful. They are super friendly super overall. This place is a gem the employees are a gem the pub is great. The restaurant serves 5 star meals that you would expect from a high end restaurant. Do not miss this place.
Gayle and I enjoyed a recent Lunch at the Noel Arms, and this definitely wasn't another smashed…read morepeas experience. Chef Induni's curry dishes were fabulous and a welcome treat. We both enjoyed the Chef's Special Curry entree which matched perfectly with a bitters pint. Hand's down, this was our best "pub grub" meal of our trip.
Gayle and I found this hotel on the on the village green in Broadway, the 'Jewel of the Cotswolds'…read more This is a cosy sixteenth-century inn which for us brought together the best combination of outdoor patio, bar, restaurant, and room during our recent 6 day walk. Here are my ratings: Location (5 Stars) - Right downtown and an easy walk around High street. Very dog friendly and very nice front desk staff. Bar (5 Stars) - Gorgeous inside bar area, which we saw both from ground level and via the upper catwalk to our room. Service was friendly and engaging. Patio (5 Stars) - Steller outdoor patio on a very nice day. We relaxed with our drinks and never wanted this experience to end. Dinner (5 Stars) - As fine a dining experience as we had during our week in the Cotswolds. We took dinner in a very nice dining room with comfortable seating and excellent meal choices. Breakfast (5 Stars). Breakfast was in the dining room and featured good selection, nice dining room, timely service, strong coffee, good portions, and tasty choices. You can't do much better than that. Accommodation (4 Stars). One thing we found about historic UK Inns is that climbing up the stairs with luggage is required. Yes, they'll help you, but we're starting to get a little old for this. The room was a big small, but we really appreciated having both a bedroom and sitting room, which accommodated our different sleep schedules.
Beautiful view, Great service and a very nice lunch of fish and chips and Drambuie, a house…read morespecialty!!