Cirencester Accommodation - Hotels in Cirencester and the surrounding area

The Corinium Hotel & Restaurant (previously Corinium Court) is quietly situated in one of the oldest streets in Cirencester, yet just a 5 minutes walk into the town centre. Built in 1595 and grade 2 listed, the Hotel now offers 15 individual character bedrooms, restaurant and a cosy bar all full of Cotswold charm.

Our locally renowned restaurant offers both modern British and continental dishes alongside daily specials. Our Sunday lunches are very popular so book early to avoid disappointment. We are a free house and listed in the Good Beer guide. The Corinium also has the benefit of ample free parking within its own grounds and a pretty secluded garden to dine alfresco or just enjoy a quiet drink.

The Corinium is also a popular venue for wedding receptions and many other types of special occasions and parties.

Standing proud alongside the River Coln is the picturesque Swan Hotel in Bibury. The hotel is the Cotswold idyll featuring beautifully decorated lounges, with real log fires alight during the winter months. Situated in the south Cotswold’s, the hotel is the perfect base for both leisure as well as business.

Bibury was claimed to be one of the prettiest villages in England by the famous Arts & Craft designer, William Morris. The 18 eccentric bedrooms are creatively decorated with luxurious en-suite bathrooms, some with Jacuzzi baths. The elegant Gallery Restaurant renowned for is cuisine and international selection of fine wines.

The Swan Hotel is located near to Cheltenham and Cirencester and is an enjoyable outing.

This 17th century former coaching inn offers luxurious accommodation in an area of outstanding beauty. Nestling on the top of a steep hill, The Bear of Rodborough is situated in the verdant landscape of the western Cotswold’s. The hotel has many original features such as the authentic archway entrance.

46 en-suite bedrooms are exquisite, adorned with plush carpets and beautiful fabrics, creating a tranquil atmosphere. The superb bar, popular with the locals, is renowned for its large variety of traditional beers. Elegantly furnished, the one rosette Box Tree Restaurant is enhanced by ceiling beams with a ‘running bear’ theme.

Our Chef specialises in using only the freshest local produce and seasonal ingredients in his dishes. Woodchester Mansion and Misarden Gardens are a great attraction to visit through the summer to winter months.

The Crown of Crucis is to be found in a picturesque village setting in the beautiful South Cotswolds near the town of Cirencester known as Corinium in its heyday of Ancient Roman times.

Comfortable bedrooms are invitingly furnished in an elegant country house style. All 25 en-suite rooms have full facilities with bath and shower and standard twin or double beds and surround the continental style courtyard and many overlook the stream and cricket pitch.

Standing in over 30 acres of peaceful, secluded grounds on the edge of the Cotswolds, the privately-owned Cricklade House offers a traditional, warm and friendly welcome for those in search of tranquillity, comfort, good food and wine, with extensive recreational facilities.

This beautiful and dignified country house, built at the turn of the last century, has been tastefully restored and carefully extended. Perhaps the most impressive addition is the magnificent Victorian-style glass conservatory which runs the full length of the original building, making the most of the hotel's elevated position, with wonderful panoramic views over Wiltshire countryside.

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Cirencester is the capital of The Cotswolds and the perfect base to explore Cheltenham, Oxford, Stratford and Bath.

The Fleece sits proudly at the heart of Cirencester on the Market Square, where it has been welcoming travellers to the town since 1651. It’s been a favourite for visitors to the Cotswolds for many years, and under new owners, Thwaites, it’s about to undergo a transformation to give it a new lease of life this summer.

All 28 bedrooms will be given a complete makeover including new decor and furnishings, whilst retaining the period features that many of the rooms offer.

There is a limited car park for guests, charged at £3 per car per night, alternative parking is available at the Waterloo Car Park to the rear of the hotel, which is free of charge from 6pm – 8am

Ideal base for visits to Westonbirt Arboretum.