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Cheltenham’s reputation for elegance was first gained in the late 18th century, when high society flocked to the spa town to “take the waters”, following the example set by George III.
Many gracious terraced houses were built, in a Neo-Classical style, along broad avenues. These survive around the Queens Hotel, near Montpellier Street, one of Cheltenham’s loveliest streets, lined with interesting shops raised from the road behind wide pavements. Ornamental caryatids, armless maidens based on the classical models of the Erechtheion in Athens, separate the shops along Montpellier Street, adding an air of distinction.
The town centre is reasonably compact and can easily be explored on foot. The original town ran along the current High Street, now home to many major chain stores and two shopping arcades. The Regency town spreads southwards along the Promenade, one of the finest town thoroughfares in the country, now lined with elegant shops.
The magnificent terrace at the northern end, built originally to house those coming to take the waters, now houses the Municipal Offices and the Tourist Information Centre. In front is the Neptune Fountain and a statue to Edward Wilson, the Cheltenham botanist who accompanied Captain Robert Scott on this ill-fated expedition to the South Pole.
The town centre is reasonably compact and can easily be explored on foot.
The original town ran along the current High Street, now home to many major chain stores and two shopping arcades. The Regency town spreads southwards along the Promenade, one of the finest town thoroughfares in the country, and today lined with elegant shops.
The magnificent terrace at the northern end, built originally to house those coming to take the waters, now houses the Municipal Offices and the Tourist Information Centre.
In front is the Neptune Fountain and a statue to Edward Wilson, the Cheltenham botanist who accompanied Captain Robert Scott on this ill-fated expedition to the South Pole.
Many gracious terraced houses were built in Cheltenham, in a Neo-Classical style, along broad avenues. These survive around the Queens Hotel, near Montpellier Street.
If you have time there is a lot more Regency architecture to enjoy in the area close to Montpellier, notably in Lansdowne which is just to the west of Montpellier.
The Pump Rooms constitute a magnificent architectural ensemble, arguably the finest in town and were designed in 1825-30 by a local man, John Forbes.
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Welcome to The Wyastone Hotel – Montpellier | Cheltenham
The Wyastone Hotel is centrally situated in a quiet, tree lined avenue in elegant Montpellier, less than five minutes walk to the excellent restaurants and shops of the area, and about ten minutes walk to the Promenade, High Street with its bustling shops, the Everyman Theatre. and Town Hall venues.
Our charming Victorian Hotel has the feel of a well run private house; period furniture and decoration help create a special ambience, a blend of comfort and character combined with the personal attention of the resident owners, Karen and Michael Reynolds
We run our hotel with a distinctive style: our 13 en-suite bedrooms are individually decorated and furnished, and includes a Four Poster bed a number of superking size beds, and two family rooms each sleeping three.
Our customers are received on a personal basis which is appreciated, not least, by our many overseas visitors: we and our staff aim to ensure everyone’s comfort with friendly and attentive service.
So, if you are looking for somewhere which is a little special, we hope you will choose to stay with us at the Wyastone Hotel.
Visit website: www.wyastonehotel.co.uk
Contact:
The Wyastone Hotel
Parabola Road, Montpellier, Cheltenham
Gloucestershire GL50 3AJ
Tel: 01242 245549
Fax: 01242 522659
email: reservations@wyastonehotel.co.uk
Proprietors: Karen & Michael Reynolds
Award winning, 60 bedroom designer budget hotel in the centre of Regency Cheltenham, offering value for money, great customer service, innovative design and an exciting experience away from home.
The hotel is fresh, simple and very modern, with a wide range of bedrooms and suites at different prices to suit everyone – from the businessman or overseas traveller, to the family on the run.
All bedrooms have flat screen TV, broadband access, WiFi, room safes, hairdryers, complimentary tea and coffee making facilities, and the latest technology in inter-floor personal security. All room rates include complimentary continental buffet breakfast.
Conference Organisers – look no further!
With our new conference facilities, The Big Sleep can offer you top class accommodation and meeting facilities with private parking all under one roof.
Whether you’re here for business or pleasure, the Big Sleep is the perfect setting to enjoy the beauty of Regency Cheltenham and the Cotswolds.
Visit website: www.thebigsleephotel.com
Contact:
The Big Sleep
Wellington Street, Cheltenham
Gloucestershire GL50 1XZ
Tel: 01242 696999
Fax: 01242 695325
email: admin.cheltenham@thebigsleephotel.com
Prestbury House is a 300 year old Cotswold country house situated in secluded grounds next to Cheltenham Racecourse.
The phrase ‘English Country House’ with its attendant imagery of warmth, comfort and history could easily have been coined just for Prestbury House, so accurately does it conjure up the higgledy-piggledy charm, characterful rooms and friendly welcome awaiting guests.
The panelled rooms, the roaring log fires in winter, the croquet lawns in summer, the panoramic views out to the Cotswold Hills, the traditional furnishings and even a ghost story or two all conspire to make any length of stay a memorable event.
And beyond 5 acres of secluded grounds lies a treasure trove of equally engaging delights.
Visit website: www.prestburyhouse.co.uk
Contact:
Prestbury House
The Burgage
Prestbury
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire GL52 3DN
Tel: 01242 529533
Fax: 01242 227076
email: enquiries@prestburyhouse.co.uk
Proprietor: Stephen Whitbourn
One of Cheltenham’s most elegant Luxury Cotswold Hotels, offering an oasis of calm in the business and touring centre of the Cotswolds.
Our hotel is situated close to the centre of the beautifully preserved Regency town and on the edge of Pittville Park.
Our bedrooms are deeply relaxing and comfortable. Each one is uniquely styled and furnished. We’ve happily mixed Bedouin stripes and Regency cornices with Egyptian linen and Queen Anne legs.
We think you’ll enjoy the result!
All the bathrooms in Hotel on the Park are special. We make sure that every little detail is perfect; from the Whirlpool baths to the fluffy white towels and bathrobes.
Dining in the hotel’s Parkers the Brasserie with its high ceilings, hand detailed cornice work and pleasant view across to Pittville Park adds to the pleasure of your stay.
Open daily for the service of breakfast, lunch and dinner, Parkers the Brasserie offers fine-dining at its best.
Visit website: www.thehoteluk.co.uk
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Contact:
The Hotel on the Park
38 Evesham Road, Cheltenham
Gloucestershire GL52 2AH
Tel: 01242 518898
Fax: 01242 511526
email: stay@hotelonthepark.co.uk
Proprietor: Benjamin C. Bowen
Welcome to the Express by Holiday Inn Express, centrally located amidst the beautiful Cotswolds.
Just 1.3 miles from Cheltenham Racecourse, this hotel revels in the town’s famous cultural and race festivals throughout the year.
Escape from the world into our refreshing and modern rooms, designed to refresh and revive all our guests. Travel to Cheltenham on leisure and relax in our coffee lounge and fully licensed bar, or enjoy meeting in our beautifully landscaped courtyard. Whatever the pleasure, our hotel welcomes you.
All guests receive up to 25% discounts on restaurants at ‘The Brewery’ complex directly opposite, and unlimited free access to Fitness First gym, spa and pool.
Close to M5 and M4 motorway links, the hotel is within easy reach and ideal for all your travelling needs.
Our Great Room Area & landscaped courtyard is also available for weddings, parties and events accomodating up to 220 people.
Visit website: www.hiexcheltenham.com
Contact:
Express by Holiday Inn Cheltenham
Dunalley Street, Cheltenham
Gloucestershire GL50 4AP
Tel: 01242 548200
Fax: 01242 548201
email: reservations@hiexcheltenham.com
On the edge of the Cotswolds in 140 acres of secluded parkland, the Hilton Puckrup Hall Hotel has its own 18-hole championship golf course and spa.
Find a LivingWell gym, pool, 16 meeting rooms and wireless internet access at this Tewkesbury hotel, just 50 minutes from Bristol, Birmingham and the NEC.
Visit website: www.hilton.co.uk/tewkesbury
Contact:
Hilton Puckrup Hall Hotel
Puckrup, Tewkesbury
Gloucestershire GL20 6EL
Tel: 01684 296200
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Travel to the Hilton Puckrup Hall Hotel, Tewkesbury, on the edge of the Cotswolds. The hotel is easily accessed from junction 8 of the M5 then junction 1 of the M50, just 50 minutes’ drive from Bristol, Birmingham and the NEC and 15 from Cheltenham and Worcester.
Cotswold Grange, a distinctive, independent 24 ensuite bedroom hotel situated in a quiet leafy avenue of similar grand buildings yet only a short walk from the many attractions in the centre of Cheltenham.
Cotswold Grange is a privately owned and managed small hotel with 24 ensuite bedrooms.
The handsome Hotel building dates from the 1840s and boasts many fine features including high ceilings and beautiful ornate mouldings.
The restaurant at Cotswold Grange serves modern British/European cuisine using quality fresh local ingredients in simply prepared dishes cooked with finesse. The menu is accompanied by a concise but varied selection of fine wines with a good balance of Old and New Worlds.
Dinner is served in the elegantly proportioned Victorian dining room. Cotswold Grange offers a pleasurable dining experience in civilised and relaxed surroundings whether you are dining on your own, for a business meeting or with family and friends.
The grand dining room is available for private functions, meetings and events. Menus can be tailored to requirements by our imaginative, versatile chef.
Further amenities include ample free car parking within the hotel grounds, free broadband wireless internet access, a well-stocked bar, and a superb freshly cooked breakfast.
Coupled with dedicated personal service from the proprietors and staff, an agreeable stay awaits at Cotswold Grange Hotel.
Visit website: www.cotswoldgrange.co.uk
Contact:
Cotswold Grange Hotel
Pittville Circus Road, Cheltenham
Gloucestershire GL52 2QH
Tel: 01242 515119
Fax: 01242 241537
email: info@cotswoldgrange.co.uk
Proprietors: Nirav & Dhruti Sheth
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