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The White Hart Inn
The White Hart Inn features a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Winchcombe. Offering a bar, the property is located within 25 km of Kingsholm Stadium.
The Lion Inn
Formerly a coaching inn dating back to the 1500s, The Lion Inn is situated 15 minutes’ drive from the large spa town of Cheltenham and features an on-site restaurant and bar.
Citrus Hotel Cheltenham by Compass Hospitality
Fresh, simple and very modern, this limited-service hotel is just a 2-minute walk from centre of Cheltenham. The award-winning hotel has bedrooms and suites to suit all types of traveller.
Central Hotel Cheltenham by Roomsbooked
Right in the heart of Cheltenham's town centre, the Central Hotel offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and good-value self-catering rooms, all with fridges and combination oven/microwaves.
The Bell Inn
Situated in Cheltenham, 14 km from Kingsholm Stadium, The Bell Inn features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
No38 The Park
Within 2 minutes’ walk of Cheltenham’s Pittville Park, No 38 The Park offers luxurious accommodation in a Georgian townhouse.
Clarence Court Hotel
The Hotel has been created within an elegant Regency building, which was once owned and loved by the Duke of Wellington.
Ellenborough Park
Steeped in history and boasting 5 stars with a 90-acre estate, Ellenborough Park is nestled between the Cotswolds’ highest point and the gallops of Cheltenham Racecourse.
The Charlton Boutique Hotel
Located in Cheltenham, 17 km from Kingsholm Stadium, The Charlton Boutique Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Rising Sun Hotel by Greene King Inns
The Rising Sun is a country hotel, restaurant and public house, close to the top of Cleeve Hill, the highest point in the Cotswolds.
What guests said about Winchcombe:
- 10Scored 10
Winchcombe is a great base from which to explore the...
Winchcombe is a great base from which to explore the Cotswolds. It has all the services; places to stay, food shops, cafes, restaurants; within walking distance. Lovely walks around Sudeley Castle, up to Hill Barn, to Hailes Fruit Farm, to Bellas Knap and up on Cleeve Hill. You can take the steam train to Broadway or to Cheltenham from Winchcombe too. With a car you can visit Stanway, Ford, Gretton, Guiting Power and other villages with lovely pubs.AnnaUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Lovely Cotswold town with Walkers are Welcome status.
Lovely Cotswold town with Walkers are Welcome status. Plenty of walks in the area although limited cafes and restaurants in the town. Well worth a visit overall - the locals are on the whole very friendly!AdrianUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Classic Cotswolds Village. Lots to see.
Classic Cotswolds Village. Lots to see. You need to make a week of your visit to do the area justice. Ate at three separate establishments of an evening including a Chippy and two Pubs. Easyish to get to , but take care if without personal transport. Bus services can be infrequent and also very few on Sundays/ Public Holidays. Heritage Railway (Gloucester and Warwickshire Railway) runs from Racecourse Station in Cheltenham, to Broadway calling at Winchcombe.JJohnUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Pokey little town with narrow streets and antique shops.
Pokey little town with narrow streets and antique shops. Restricted parking so you can't stay long. As a market town for the surrounding area it looks great and I'm sure locals enjoy it. Many places to eat in the evening so perhaps this is where to come if you're living or holidaying in a cottage nearby.DannyUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Long stay parking £1 per day and free on Sunday.
Long stay parking £1 per day and free on Sunday. Friendly people. Good selection of independent shops. Lots of places to get tea and cake, including the antique place. Close to Cheltenham and many other places to visit including the steam railway. Can walk to Sudelely castle. so much history- there is a museum in the town. Quite a few pubs and places to eat meals. Food at Wesley house very good- dinner and breakfast.
catherineUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Winchcombe is a lovely quaint Cotswold (I think) village.
Winchcombe is a lovely quaint Cotswold (I think) village. The nearby Sudeley castle is a must visit - it is steeped in history and the gardens are beautiful. The locals we met were very welcoming and the village seems quietIanUnited Kingdom
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