Cotswold Boutique Hotel Break
£155.00 per person
Your Great Little Break includes:
🌿2 nights’ accommodation
🌿Full English breakfast each morning
🌿Dinner on your first night (£30 per person allowance)
🌿Availability from July 2023 - December 2023
Can be booked for 2, 4 or 6 nights (dinner also included on 3rd and 5th night, where applicable)
This deal is fully refundable up to 7 days prior to arrival
Superior, Feature and Indulgence rooms are available at a supplement, subject to availability
Why we love this
📍The hotel is in the ideal location to explore historic Cirencester, a market town with great Roman ties, filled with scenic walking trails and many attractions, from the glorious Abbey Grounds to the fascinating Corinium Museum
📍Wander the narrow streets of Cirencester and admire the beautiful architecture from various eras. With markets on a Monday and Friday (along with the Farmers' Market, held on the 2nd & 4th Saturday of the month) and quaint independent boutique shops; Cirencester is a true hidden gem
📍The hotel is located opposite the parish church of St John Baptist, famed for its unique Gothic roof and vaults, making for a pleasing view into Cirencester’s market place
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