From US$254.46 a night — recent price
Rodborough CommonView on map17 Sept → 18 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
The Bear Of Rodborough Hotel is a 4-star hotel in Stroud, United Kingdom.
Historic Charm and Natural Beauty The Bear of Rodborough, a former 17th Century coaching inn nestled in the stunning Rodborough Common, offers a warm welcome to all guests. The property's country house bedrooms provide a cozy retreat with picturesque views of the Cotswolds. Dogs are also welcome to enjoy the ample walking opportunities in the National Trust land surrounding the hotel. Award-Winning Dining Experience Indulge in exquisite dining at The Library Restaurant, housed in the oldest section of the inn, serving dishes that have earned AA Rosettes. For a more laid-back atmosphere, the Bear Bar offers a taste of English tradition with a selection of real ales and casual dining options. Outdoor Leisure and Entertainment Venture outside to the Pavilion Garden Bar for a unique experience complete with a variety of food and drink options. Enjoy leisure activities like table tennis and table football, accompanied by treats like popcorn and slushies. Ready to experience the perfect blend of history, comfort, and entertainment? Book your stay at The Bear of Rodborough now!
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Pros: Location and room were excellent
Pros: Location and room were excellent. It is an inn full of character. Very good breakfast. Cons: Shower room a bit small and dinner not good. Don't have dinner here. Find somewhere else unless you are there Thursday evening and go for the Fish and Chips with a class on wine included.
Functional but lacked that little bit ‘extra’.
Pros: Okay for single night. Would have appreciated greater variation. Cons: Position of room which was also tired looking.
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Pros: Grande chambre . Bon petit déjeuner Cons: Manque de prises dans la chambre
Quite nice but we will try to find somewhere more intimate
Pros: Not a great deal I think the problem with the hotel is that is set up for weddings funerals parties and whatever and every room that you come against It is fitted with facilities for large parties so there is no intimacy for the private client who wishes to stay in the Cotswolds for a few days or the weekend. Cons: Some lounge which is not set up for large parties with tables full of glasses and tablecloths for the next coming large reception
Pros: Food , location and historic charm Cons: One of the beds needed replacing room 41 Room a little tired , stains on seat and bathroom
Pros: Food , location and historic charm Cons: One of the beds needed replacing room 41 Room a little tired , stains on seat and bathroom
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.