4-Star Hotels in Cheltenham

Overall, the price is good, the room is a bit small, only 15 rooms, the location is on the side of the road, a bit noisy! Running in the morning 🏃

The hotel in the village of Great Rissington, next to the 802 bus stop. Friends who choose to travel by bus must pay attention to the time the bus passes. The village is very quiet, surrounded by pastures, and the scenery is very good. Friends who don't drive suggest living in the town, Water Burton or ston-on-wold is more convenient.

We enjoyed our stay at the Leonardo It was not too far from the centre and easily accessible to main roads The rooms were comfortable and clean and the staff were very helpful and professional

Nice boutique hotel we have stayed a few times. Service has gone down a bit over the years but still on the good side I'd say. Limited parking and charging facility. No lift or AC in the building. I like the big comfy bed and massive bathroom. Breakfast is still top quality. Kids are not free to eat here. Overall still quite a good choice if you can book it during non-peak time for a cheaper price.

This hotel suited our purposes aside from the check in which was ruined by derogatory comments about reserving through ”cheap” websites, this hotel has a nice restaurant and a wonderful location.

Wi-fi provided , however it was not able to get connected , not sure user is is wrong or password is wrong .  Went there by GPS following the address provided , but GPS guided us to another place .  No hair dryer provided . House is clean and cozy , utensils and linens and towels are very clean as well , location is convenient .

Had a fantastic one night stay at The George last night. Our room was spotless and full of character. So nice to stay somewhere away from the big chains. All of the staff were friendly, welcoming and super helpful - we didn’t get to meet Autumn, the resident dog, but hope to on our next stay. We’ll definitely be back! The Limoncello was also a big plus - amazing stuff!

Very convenient location around the town center. Near good pubs and breakfast cafe. Although it is not the hotel’s fault, considering there is no front desk, we have to look around the area where we can store our luggage since we don’t have a car and we arrived in Stow on the Wold in the morning before check in. Perhaps, it is one thing anyone can consider when looking for a place to stay. Very efficient communication as well with the staff. Otherwise, it is a good stay for a night. I would recommend to a friend who would like to stay around Cotswold.

Great location in the middle of town, room was nicely decorated and mattress was firm and comfortable to put liking but the pillows were very soft. Bath didn't drain so we had 4 inches of dirty water from our showers during the day (we did mention it to staff as soon as we noticed). Like a lot of Stow hotels they allowed dogs inside so we had the unpleasant finding of a dog hair on the breakfast plate in the morning. This is the problem when you allow animals where people are eating. Food prices are very expensive seeing as they asked us to eat in the bar area as restaurant was closed. We cancelled our dinner reservation as I didn't want to sit next to the heavy panting of a french bulldog next to us. Saying that staff tried to accommodate us as best as they could but also they had to follow house rules

A very well maintained old baron’s house