31 Hotels
About hotels in Cheltenham
Whether you're visiting for the races, a festival, or a weekend escape to the Cotswolds, Cheltenham has accommodation to suit every taste — from grand Regency townhouses to boutique boltholes.
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No.38 The Park
38 Evesham Rd
Elegant Regency townhouse beside Pittville Park with warm hospitality and excellent breakfasts.
Hotel du Vin Cheltenham
Parabola Rd
Elegant Regency townhouse hotel with excellent bistro, impressive wine list, and prime location just off the Promenade.
Crescent Place by Mansley
1a Crescent Pl
Smart serviced apartments with full kitchens, seconds from the Promenade and Montpellier's best spots.
Briarfields Touring Caravan Park
Briarfields Touring Park, Gloucester Rd
Well-kept touring park with spotless facilities, friendly service, and easy access to town and the Cotswolds.
The Little Manor
Little Manor, 49 Church Rd, Swindon Village
Characterful Victorian guesthouse in Swindon Village with welcoming hosts and thoughtful touches throughout.
Laurel House
143 Hewlett Rd
Warm Victorian B&B in peaceful Pittville with exceptional hospitality and proper breakfasts near the park.
The George
41-49 St George's Rd
Character-filled town centre hotel where Victorian elegance meets modern comfort, perfectly placed for exploring Cheltenham on foot.
Badger Towers
133 Hales Rd
Welcoming Victorian guest house in quiet Pittville with proper hospitality and easy access to the park.
Beechurst Serviced Apartments
The Reddings
Spacious serviced apartments in The Reddings combining self-catering freedom with thoughtful hotel touches.
Queens Hotel Cheltenham
The Promenade
Georgian elegance on The Promenade, perfectly positioned for exploring Cheltenham's shops, restaurants and gardens on foot.
The Portland Guesthouse
The Portland Guesthouse, 51 Portland St
Welcoming Victorian guesthouse in peaceful Pittville, perfectly placed between the park and town centre.
The Dulwich
7 Royal Cres
Contemporary comfort in a prime Regency crescent, moments from the Promenade's best bits.
Beaumont House
56 Shurdington Rd
Victorian boutique hotel in peaceful Battledown with character rooms and genuinely warm hospitality.
Hewlett Apartments
79 Hewlett Rd
Self-catering apartments in quiet Pittville with everything you actually need for a proper stay.
Malmaison Cheltenham
Bayshill Rd
Stylish boutique hotel near Montpellier with characterful rooms and a popular bar-brasserie.
Clarence Court Hotel
45 Clarence Square
Independent Regency townhouse hotel on elegant Clarence Square, combining period character with central convenience.
Cotswold Grange
Pittville Circus Rd
Victorian townhouse hotel in Pittville with period charm, proper service, and easy access to both parkland and town centre.
The Charlton Boutique Hotel
London Rd, Charlton Kings
Victorian boutique hotel in Charlton Kings with character rooms, seasonal restaurant, and genuinely helpful local service.
Rooms on The Prom
81 Promenade
Boutique rooms right on Cheltenham's iconic Promenade, perfectly placed for exploring the town centre on foot.
Premier Inn Cheltenham North West hotel
Tewkesbury Rd
Reliable chain hotel near the racecourse with free parking, comfy rooms, and easy M5 access for exploring the Cotswolds.
Frequently asked questions about hotels in Cheltenham
What is the best hotel in Cheltenham?+
Cheltenham has a strong mix of boutique townhouse hotels, Regency-era grand hotels and modern independents. The top-rated options combine period architecture with quality service. Browse our editorially scored list to see the highest rated places to stay.
Where should I stay in Cheltenham for the races?+
Hotels near Pittville Park and the north side of town centre are closest to the racecourse, typically a 10 to 15 minute walk. Book at least six months ahead for Festival week in March, as prices rise sharply and availability disappears fast.
Are there boutique hotels in Cheltenham?+
Yes. Cheltenham has several boutique and townhouse hotels in Georgian and Regency buildings, particularly around Montpellier, Lansdown and the Promenade. These tend to be small, independent and design-led.
What is the best area to stay in Cheltenham?+
Montpellier and the Promenade are the most central, with the best access to restaurants, bars and shopping. Pittville is quieter and closer to the racecourse. The Suffolks is a lively residential area with strong independent food and drink.