Hotels in Gloucester (England, United Kingdom)

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535 hotels in Gloucester

  1. Gloucester Robinswood Hotel

    4 Stars

    Distinctive circular swimming pool, Gloucester Ski and Snowboard Centre access

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  2. Hatton Court Hotel

    4 Stars

    Tara Restaurant seasonal dining, Classic Cotswold manor identity

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    Holiday Inn Express Gloucester - South by IHG

    3 Stars

    Waterwells Business Park location, Pet-friendly welcome packs

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  4. Travelodge Gloucester

    3 Stars

    Modernized interiors and tech, Gloucester Cathedral proximity

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  5. Hotel Indigo Gloucester The Forum By IHG

    4 Stars

    Crimson Spire rooftop bar, Locally inspired boutique design

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  6. Mercure Gloucester Bowden Hall Hotel

    4 Stars

    Upton St Leonards village setting, Regency-inspired interior design

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  7. Premier Inn Gloucester (Quayside) hotel

    3 Stars

    River Severn views, Family-friendly accommodation

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  8. GO2 Gloucester Hotel by OYO

    3 Stars

    Budget-friendly Quedgeley hub, Pet-friendly accommodation policy

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  9. Stonehouse Court Hotel

    3 Stars

    Newly renovated Little Court rooms, Fitness amenities

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    Holiday Inn Gloucester - Cheltenham By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Full-service steam and sauna suite, Family-friendly perks and facilities

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  11. New County Hotel

    3 Stars

    Historic Grade II listed building, Central Southgate Street location

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  12. The New Inn by Roomsbooked

    3 Stars

    Traditional carvery and British menu, Lady Jane Grey suite

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    The Edward Hotel

    2 Stars

    Historic townhouse setting, Historic Gloucester photo gallery

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  14. Premier Inn Gloucester - Little Witcombe

    3 Stars

    Twelve Bells Beefeater restaurant, Family-friendly room options

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  15. Rodway Hill Golf & Eco Pod Hotel

    3 Stars

    Expansive countryside and city views, Rodway Hill Café & Brasserie dining

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  16. Premier Inn Gloucester - Longford

    3 Stars

    Direct Gloucester Cathedral connection, Longford Inn breakfast experience

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  17. Central Hotel Gloucester by RoomsBooked

    3 Stars

    Kingsholm Stadium matchday access, Gloucester Docks waterfront access

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  18. Premier Inn Gloucester - Barnwood

    3 Stars

    Adjoining Wheatstone Inn pub, Ample on-site parking

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    The Mooring Post

    4 Stars

    Riverside and canal basin setting, Jacuzzi baths in select rooms

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  20. Royal George Hotel by Greene King Inns

    3 Stars

    Expansive 26-acre grounds, Historic 18th-century village inn

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  21. The Oakwood Hotel

    3 Stars

    Extensive on-site parking, Rural retreat near Gloucester

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  22. Central Hotel Gloucester by RoomsBooked

    3 Stars

    Historic Grade II listed building, Walkable to Kingsholm Stadium

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  23. Spalite Hotel

    3 Stars

    Historic Grade II listed property, Family-friendly accommodation options

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    The Yew Tree at Longhope

    3 Stars

    Historic 17th-century inn setting, Hearty, generous British cuisine

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    Judges Lodgings Hotel & Boutique Apartments Gloucester

    2 Stars

    Gloucester Park views, Secure on-site parking

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  26. Three Choirs Vineyards

    4 Stars

    Vineyard view rooms with private patios, Guided wine tours and tastings

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  27. Spa Villas Cosy Apartments

    2 Stars

    Gloucester Park views, Historic Grade II listed building

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  28. The Linden Tree

    Traditional pub dining, Historic Grade II listed Georgian property

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  29. The Farmers Boy Inn Guest House

    Historic 17th-century country inn, Family-friendly garden and menu

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  30. City Centre Guest House - Gloucester Park

    Walking distance to Gloucester Cathedral, Modern communal kitchen and dining

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  31. Parliament

    4 Stars
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  32. The Kings Head Inn

    Balcony or patio access in select units, Traditional family-run inn experience

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  33. Malswick Mill

    Private room entrances, Secluded rural location

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  34. Court House Boutique Apartments

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  35. Asmodeus Studio - Kinky Adult Only Stay

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Gloucester, UK – A Port City with a Rich History

The city of Gloucester, UK is situated on the River Severn and has a history that extends more than 2,000 years back to Roman times. You can still explore the city’s history today by visiting its architecturally wondrous churches and cathedrals. Or, visit the Gloucester Docks for a mix of modern-day points of interest and tributes to the Victorian port. Spend a day museum hopping, then enjoy a bite to eat at one of the city’s international eateries. With an abundance of historical sites, attractions, and a broad range of hotels and B&Bs, the city is a premier tourist destination for travellers of all ages.

Historical Sites

One of the city’s most noteworthy historical sites is Gloucester Cathedral, a medieval building where you can tour the Crypt, climb 269 steps to the tower’s topmost point, and see the Great East Window. The cathedral’s origins trace back to the 670s, and over the course of English history, a number of bishops and noteworthy figures, including Edward II of England, have been buried there. The cathedral has also been a filming site for popular movies, including some of the Harry Potter films. Another historical site is the Great Witcombe Roman Villa Remains, which date back to 250 AD. You can also make your way to Hillfield Gardens, a public house which was originally the site of a Victorian house built in the 1860s. In addition to historic structures, the grounds are also home to some of Gloucester’s oldest trees. Many hotels in Gloucester are convenient to the city’s popular historical attractions, and there are also guided walking tours available to ensure that you don’t miss any prominent sites.

The Historic Docks and Quays

Originally a Victorian port, the Gloucester Docks now also feature modern-day facilities. If you’re interested in learning about the boats of yesteryear, you can visit The National Waterways Museum, which is housed at the Docks’ Llanthony Warehouse. There’s also the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum, which occupies the former Custom House and details the history of Gloucestershire soldiers from the past 300 years. The Docks are also a perfect location to climb aboard a leisure cruise for a tour of the canal and River Severn, and there are a number of dockside restaurants, pubs, and cafes available for a meal or a brew as well. If you’re traveling with any shoppers, you’ll want to head to the Gloucester Quays, where you can find an array of clothing and specialty goods outlets, restaurants, and a multiplex. A few of Gloucester’s budget-friendly hotels are located within close proximity of the Docks and shopping centre.

Many Museums

In addition to the museums located at the Docks, Gloucester has many other destinations for museum goers. For one, there’s the Jet Age Museum, which is located on the north side of Gloucestershire Airport. It is home to the Gloucestershire Aviation Collection and displays aircraft, engines, and other aviation exhibits. If you’re staying at one of the hotels near the airport, you can use local transportation to access the museum, as it runs there every ten minutes during peak times. You can also take a trip to Museum of Gloucester, which features dinosaur skeletons, archaeological artefacts, Roman and medieval exhibits, and displays by prominent artists such as Thomas Gainsborough and J. M. W. Turner. Next, there’s the Nature in Art Gallery and Museum, which is dedicated to artwork with nature themes. It features pieces crafted by artists from more than 60 countries, including one mosaic work that dates back 1,500 years. Finally, Gloucester Life is a museum devoted to the city’s social history, which is located in two of Gloucester’s oldest houses.

Family Fun

Should you tire of Gloucester’s museums and historical sites, you can let loose at Kingsholm Stadium, the city’s premier destination for all things rugby. Take the whole family to a match at the stadium, where more than 16,000 fans can gather. Or, head to St. James City Farm, a sanctuary for cow, sheep, and other livestock. Guests can enjoy hands-on experience with lambs, goats, and rabbits, and observe creatures like waterfowl and pigs for a first-hand look at country life. For more animal encounters, stop by Prinknash Bird and Deer Park, where feathered beauties like peacocks and other exotic avian life dwell, as well as reindeer, fallow deer, and pygmy goats. Or, enjoy an unforgettable encounter with birds of prey at The Barn Owl Centre, a sanctuary for owls, hawks, and other winged creatures.

Delicious Dining & Drinks

Gloucester has an array of eateries with virtually every type of cuisine you could imagine, but while you can enjoy International cuisine of exceptional calibre within the city, it is perhaps best known for its historic pubs. Many of these traditional facilities offer real ales, pub fare like fish and chips, and a cheery ambiance. A number of the pubs are also housed in historic inns, such as the New Inn hotel, which is situated in a 14th century building. If traditional British eats aren’t what you’re after, you can choose among authentic Mediterranean restaurants, Greek cuisine, as well as African and Asian eateries. Don’t forget to seek out the region’s famous cheese while you’re in Gloucester! Smart’s Traditional Gloucester Cheeses invites guests to witness the art of cheese making at their farm and has some of the delicious, crumbly dairy treats available for purchase.

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