17 Sept → 18 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Bathurst Arms is a 4-star hotel in Cirencester, United Kingdom.
Charming 4-Star Inn in Cirencester Exquisite Dining and Entertainment - Indulge in delicious meals at the on-site restaurant and unwind at the cozy bar. For adventure seekers, the water sports facilities are a must-try. Outdoor Enthusiasts' Paradise - With fishing and cycling opportunities in the vicinity, guests can immerse themselves in the picturesque surroundings of Cirencester. Nearby Historic Landmarks - Explore the rich history of the area with Gloucester Cathedral and Sudeley Castle just a short drive away. Experience the perfect blend of luxury and adventure at The Bathurst Arms. Book now for an unforgettable stay!
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Pros: Quiet location - enjoyed walk recommended in the area. Very old property and liked our room
Pros: Quiet location - enjoyed walk recommended in the area. Very old property and liked our room. Convenient parking. Enjoyed an evening meal. Cons: Continental breakfast was fine with good rate for B and B but would have preferred more variety with option of a cooked breakfast.
I needed a place to stay for a local wedding and this was an ideal country retreat for the stay
I needed a place to stay for a local wedding and this was an ideal country retreat for the stay. The room was a good size and the food excellent. If you like small, independent and countryside accommodation then this should be on your list
Room was cosy, staff very polite and helpful and the garden was amazing!
Room was cosy, staff very polite and helpful and the garden was amazing!
Cotswold break
The room was spotless & very comfortable. No noise even though it was on a main road. The staff were so friendly and made us feel at home. Would definitely recommend and hopefully will go back.
The staff were very friendly and helpful
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The building and grounds were beautiful.
September here averages 14°C, with around 50mm of rain across the month.
A twenty-year average for this area — a guide to what to pack, not a forecast.