Homestays in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

The staff at the hotel are all great! They went above and beyond to make my stay comfortable. Room cleaned very frequently and new towels every other day. The hotel receptionist’s are all friendly and knowledgeable. A big shout out to Kia for helping me feel relaxed during my stay!!! Also having all the insider knowledge on places to eat,walk etc in and around Gloucester.

Overall, the price is good, the room is a bit small, only 15 rooms, the location is on the side of the road, a bit noisy! Running in the morning 🏃

What a fabulous place, wonderful and knowledgeable host who can't do enough to ensure your stay is fantastic. Beautiful breakfast, the whole b and b is immaculately clean. Lovely touches in the room, chocolate by the bed, and wow are the beds comfortable. Great location easy walk into Bourton and we also enjoyed the walk to Upper Slaughter Could not fault a thing x

Amazing welcome at this guest house, visited for my mum's 80th and I stayed in the single room whilst my mum and niece stayed in the twin room. Couldn't fault the rooms which were tastefully decorated. Comfy beds and excellent service from the staff. Even arranged booking a table for our evening meal. On-site parking and only short distance walk into the village (which was picture perfect!) Breakfast was stunning and willing to adapt choices if asked. Will definitely be returning

DO NOT GO HERE Your message will be sent to the property via Booking.com Absolutely terrible area! Not fit for families, very bad atmosphere entering road'broken front porch windows on most houses, the whole street of houses look like there hmos, (multiple bedsits) wasn't happy to leave car across the road. They state' walls are sound proof, this is not the case so this is false advertising. Next door rooms and above ceilings can here every movement from our room 103 - I.e walking/talking/flushing of toilets.our sink taps not fully secured to the basin. Plug socket with live wires connected to some form of bare broken electrical board still in place, . Breakfast is open used milks and breakfast cereals in tubaware containers not hygienic as not sealed packets, some yogurts , (see attached pics ) felt that this place was unsafe. We have not stayed the night due to these reasons. We have booked ourselves into travellodge where we have been informed in a undesirable area.Also place smelt of ********.. look at official crime rate online for this street then make your own mind up...

This was by far the cheapest accommodation available on Hotels.com for the day of my visit to Cheltenham. Cheaper even than the local inns and well-known chain hotels. So I'm confused by the many negative reviews for the place from people expecting steak at burger prices. Yes, there are negatives. The room carpet sported several large stains of dubious origin, but that's perhaps inevitable when the breakfast is self-service and in-room. The wardrobe door handle came off, but was still usable. The electric shower sounded like a jet engine; could be a problem for some. Into nitpicking territory, the tv was small, relative to the size of the room. Guest parking is minimal, and Pittville Circus has double-yellows. Yes, there are positives. The room and bed were comfortable and warm. There's a bath and a shower; rooms in the budget price bracket don't often have both. Plenty of clean, matching towels and the usual toiletries. As well as the requisite tea/coffee/biscuits, there's also a cupboard containing a fridge, microwave, cutlery/crockery and enough cereal, pastries, juice, yogurts, tinned and fresh fruit to easily feed two at breakfast. The building retains many original architectural features. The place lands somewhere between an old-school seaside lodging house and Mr Bean's bedsit. Secure building/room access is via a code provided upon booking confirmation. I'd stay again. It's somewhere to sleep and at around £50 for the night, you shouldn't expect more than that.

The staff at the hotel are all great! They went above and beyond to make my stay comfortable. Room cleaned very frequently and new towels every other day. The hotel receptionist’s are all friendly and knowledgeable. A big shout out to Kia for helping me feel relaxed during my stay!!! Also having all the insider knowledge on places to eat,walk etc in and around Gloucester.

DO NOT GO HERE Your message will be sent to the property via Booking.com Absolutely terrible area! Not fit for families, very bad atmosphere entering road'broken front porch windows on most houses, the whole street of houses look like there hmos, (multiple bedsits) wasn't happy to leave car across the road. They state' walls are sound proof, this is not the case so this is false advertising. Next door rooms and above ceilings can here every movement from our room 103 - I.e walking/talking/flushing of toilets.our sink taps not fully secured to the basin. Plug socket with live wires connected to some form of bare broken electrical board still in place, . Breakfast is open used milks and breakfast cereals in tubaware containers not hygienic as not sealed packets, some yogurts , (see attached pics ) felt that this place was unsafe. We have not stayed the night due to these reasons. We have booked ourselves into travellodge where we have been informed in a undesirable area.Also place smelt of ********.. look at official crime rate online for this street then make your own mind up...

The welcome as you would expect, the local pub feel, the Sunday roast was well cooked, plenty of veg for options and lovely atmosphere. Good drinks quality and nothing was too much for the lovely staff. Always a pleasure to visit and enjoy and would highly recommend booking!

Overall, the price is good, the room is a bit small, only 15 rooms, the location is on the side of the road, a bit noisy! Running in the morning 🏃

What a fabulous place, wonderful and knowledgeable host who can't do enough to ensure your stay is fantastic. Beautiful breakfast, the whole b and b is immaculately clean. Lovely touches in the room, chocolate by the bed, and wow are the beds comfortable. Great location easy walk into Bourton and we also enjoyed the walk to Upper Slaughter Could not fault a thing x

Amazing welcome at this guest house, visited for my mum's 80th and I stayed in the single room whilst my mum and niece stayed in the twin room. Couldn't fault the rooms which were tastefully decorated. Comfy beds and excellent service from the staff. Even arranged booking a table for our evening meal. On-site parking and only short distance walk into the village (which was picture perfect!) Breakfast was stunning and willing to adapt choices if asked. Will definitely be returning

This was by far the cheapest accommodation available on Hotels.com for the day of my visit to Cheltenham. Cheaper even than the local inns and well-known chain hotels. So I'm confused by the many negative reviews for the place from people expecting steak at burger prices. Yes, there are negatives. The room carpet sported several large stains of dubious origin, but that's perhaps inevitable when the breakfast is self-service and in-room. The wardrobe door handle came off, but was still usable. The electric shower sounded like a jet engine; could be a problem for some. Into nitpicking territory, the tv was small, relative to the size of the room. Guest parking is minimal, and Pittville Circus has double-yellows. Yes, there are positives. The room and bed were comfortable and warm. There's a bath and a shower; rooms in the budget price bracket don't often have both. Plenty of clean, matching towels and the usual toiletries. As well as the requisite tea/coffee/biscuits, there's also a cupboard containing a fridge, microwave, cutlery/crockery and enough cereal, pastries, juice, yogurts, tinned and fresh fruit to easily feed two at breakfast. The building retains many original architectural features. The place lands somewhere between an old-school seaside lodging house and Mr Bean's bedsit. Secure building/room access is via a code provided upon booking confirmation. I'd stay again. It's somewhere to sleep and at around £50 for the night, you shouldn't expect more than that.

Bourton-on-the-water , Had a wonderful stay 5-8th January 2024 for my partners 41st Birthday celebration. Lodgings were comfortable, cosy, very well located & included a superb Breakfast, hot & very tasty. Isabella, the hosts representative was brilliant, very helpful, well mannered, polite and extremely assistive, ( P.S hope you enjoyed your Magnum's :-) Do not expect The Savoy level of stay when paying Travelodge prices, Building is old and quirky, wonky doors, walls, floors, etc, but has much character, lovely spaces and is very clean, tidy and well serviced. Was a great base for exploring all the Cotswolds has to offer, would defo stay again. A few things to note, in busy summer months Bourton is absolutely rammed, excessively busy, beware ! From the end of the first week of January most businesses close for 2-3 weeks holiday, as open most of the Christmas 🎄 period, for Food shopping and supplies there's a great Co-op about 5 minutes walk from chestnuts use the alleyways its quickest route. ☆☆☆☆☆

First off it's really important to know that this hotel is actually a community enterprise and not just a hotel! So for a start - by staying here you are actually investing in disadvantaged groups in Cheltenham as well as having an impeccable nights stay. The room was a decent enough size and the bed was extremely comfortable. Two good sized windows meant it had plenty light. The bathroom and the room itsself were immaculate - it was obvious that cleaning was done regularly and properly. The decor is nice throughout the hotel and was a lovely place to stay and have breakfast. The breakfast was served promptly and the menu had good variety. I also asked Sam for some extras due to the nature of my stay and all of them were accommodated and at a reasonable price!!! All in all - it was a great stay and I would definitely book again. Keep it up!!!