4-Star Hotels in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

Lovely setting, plenty parking. Didn’t eat there so can’t comment on restaurants. Just next door there’s a cafe and a pizzeria with a marque type set up and also a van that serves churros, donuts and crepes in the evening. Plenty of walking around and about. Only thing that was a little annoying is not being able to use the pool without booking a spa treatment which we did not do.

The hotel is dated and the floorboards creak everywhere. Feels I bit like and old persons nursing home. But the staff were excellent, every single one of them. Stayed in a double suite… nice enough but that ain’t not suite. We had supper in the Lakeside restaurant on site which was good and reasonably priced but it was cold in the room and the food took ages to arrive… even though I only had a Caesar Salad !! Anyway, we decided not to bother with breakfast but check out as well as check in was faultless. The Spa / leisure club were quite simply dismal. The pool was Arctic cold, changing rooms “snug” and loungers awful.

Stayed for 1 night with breakfast with my son and husband . Had a multiple room ( double and single bed ) .  Room was very clean , good size with a desk and chair . Wardrobe , hairdryer and iron facility. Also good sized Tv . Bathroom again clean and supplied with towels , hair and shower gel .  The added bonus was access to the fitness suite ( pool and gym ) .  Hotel contained a bar and separate restaurant area . We didn’t have to book a table , we were seated straight away . Food was slightly expensive in price , but adequate.  Breakfast was a buffet , well presented, a variety of choice of cooked and cold choices .  The only thing I would say was a bit of a “ let down” , was paying £7 to park our car in their private car park .  Overall a lovely hotel , to which I would definitely return to !  The Reception lady was also very happy , friendly and chatty 😁

A hotel in the suburbs, the environment is quiet and beautiful, but the front desk service attitude is average. They arranged a room for us at the door of the corridor. It was noisy when people passed by in the morning. In addition, parking is charged.

Great location and lovely room. The only issue I have is that the housekeeping team knocked early on the door both days waking us up. I suggest on the last night of the stay the housekeeping team wait until the residents have checked out before wanting to gain access to the room.

We arrived at 9:00 in the evening, but the location of the hotel was particularly good, driving quickly and arriving quickly, parking was free. Swimming is also very convenient, and the breakfast served at the hotel is also very rich.

An old, beautiful and decent hotel. The door of the hotel is very small, but it does not affect the temperament of the hotel. The bathroom door is very old, but the water pipes and shower equipment are very good. The automatic heating of the towel hanger is very user-friendly. History is shown everywhere. The location is super good and it is convenient to go everywhere. Cheltenham is a beautiful place. I don't regret choosing the Queen's Hotel.

I stayed here alone for business. It was a good location for me as I was driving somewhere the next day, but this hotel didn’t seem to be near anywhere so you couldn’t walk to a town or anything. The room was nice, and comfortable. The swimming pool was ok but the larger hot tub was cold in temperature in my opinion. I also didn’t like that the lockers in changing rooms needed a padlock to be used. As a hotel guest I don’t make a habit of carrying a padlock with me for use in a situation like this. So I had to carry all my stuff into the pool area rather than leave in the locker room. The bar could definitely do with a face lift to make it a nicer place to sit in an evening, especially as there isn’t really anywhere else to go. The food I had was ok at best, breakfast was also good.

It was a good hotel, a bit basic, rooms (in the hall part of the hotel) need updating; not sure of the others. The restaurant good. The breakfast was good but a bit busy on one of the days. The hotel facilities need attention. TV remote not working, the team couldn’t get it fixed easily; not ideal.

Bibury, a beautiful countryside, is even more beautiful and gentle in the evening. The quiet environment, sunset, birds, cattle, fish, gurgling streams, the village is sweet and harmonious. Although I didn't drive myself, I took the train, bus, and Uber all the way, but it was worth the trip. Staying in this beautiful hotel, enjoying a rich and delicious English breakfast, and Western food in the evening, it was so beautiful!