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Experience the majesty of a 1,100-year-old masterpiece just steps from our door. As a hotel near Gloucester Cathedral, we offer easy access to this Gothic marvel, famous for its 15th-century fan-vaulted cloisters seen in the Harry Potter films. Explore the tomb of King Edward II and marvel at the 14th-century Great East Window. This free-to-enter landmark is a must-see, blending Norman architecture with centuries of English history.

Just a 15 minute walk from the hotel, Gloucester Docks—Britain’s most inland port offer a vibrant, free-to-enter destination steeped in maritime history. Set within a beautifully preserved Victorian dock estate, visitors can explore grand warehouses, a working dry dock, Mariners Chapel and other historic buildings along a lively waterfront of narrowboats, motor cruisers, and yachts. The Quays, located at the Docks, complement the heritage experience with a mix of designer and high street outlet.

Founded in 1873, Gloucester Rugby is one of England’s most iconic clubs, known as the "Cherry and Whites." Playing at Kingsholm Stadium—less than a 10-minute walk from the hotel—the team competes in the Gallagher Premiership and European Champions Cup. More than just a rugby venue, Kingsholm hosts events and is a hub of community pride. The club champions both men’s and women’s rugby, making it a cherished part of Gloucester’s sporting and cultural heritage.

Gloucester is rich in history, offering a fantastic variety of museums for all ages. Visit the Museum of Gloucester to explore Roman, medieval, and Iron Age artefacts. Nearby, The Tailor of Gloucester Beatrix Potter Museum & Shop delights with charming memorabilia. At the Docks, discover Britain’s inland port story at the National Waterways Museum and explore military history at the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum. Don’t miss the Jet Age Museum or Nature in Art at stunning Wallsworth Hall.

Escape into the ancient beauty of the Forest of Dean, a 26,000-acre wonderland nestled between the Severn and Wye rivers. As England’s first national forest park, this historic royal hunting ground is a paradise for adventurers. Whether you're mountain biking through mixed oak forests, hiking scenic trails, or spotting local wildlife, the landscape offers endless discovery. It’s a breathtaking natural retreat for anyone looking to experience the wild, green heart of Gloucestershire.

Experience the thrill of world-class jump racing at Cheltenham Racecourse, the legendary home of the Cheltenham Festival and its iconic "roar." Just a 30-minute drive away, we are a hotel near Cheltenham Racecourse for those attending elite events or year-round concerts. Explore the scenic Cotswold countryside or enjoy the prestige of the Club enclosure. Whether you’re here for the Gold Cup or a muddy rural walk, we provide the ideal base for your racing getaway.

Step into the charming world of Beatrix Potter at The House of the Tailor of Gloucester. Located in the very building that inspired her 1903 classic, this museum and shop is a must-see for literary fans. Discover the replica workshop where mice "finished" the tailor’s work and enjoy the delightful Animated Mice Box. It’s a magical slice of English heritage, perfect for finding unique Potter-themed souvenirs in a setting that feels like it’s straight out of a storybook.

Escape to 800 square miles of rolling green hills and honey-coloured limestone villages. As a boutique hotel near the Cotswolds, we offer the perfect gateway to this area of outstanding natural beauty. Discover the quintessentially English charm of Bourton-on-the-Water and the historic stone houses of Bibury, all within easy reach. Whether you’re hiking scenic trails or exploring ancient market towns, our city-centre base provides a stylish return from your countryside adventures.

Discover the vibrant heart of a historic Victorian port at the Docks and Quays. As a stylish hotel near Gloucester Docks, we put you minutes away from scenic waterfront dining, a cinema, and maritime museums. Enjoy premier retail therapy with discounts at over 60 designer brands like Nike and Levi’s. Whether you are hunting for deals or soaking up local history, this unique destination perfectly blends modern leisure with a rich industrial past.

Immerse yourself in the creative heartbeat of the city at Gloucester Guildhall. This vibrant cultural hub is a magnet for travellers, offering an eclectic mix of live music, cinema, and theatre performances. Explore rotating art exhibitions or browse local farmers’ markets and artisan fairs that showcase the region's best makers. Whether you're catching a touring band or discovering a local gallery, the Guildhall provides an authentic taste of Gloucester’s spirited community life.

Dive into the city’s captivating past at the Museum of Gloucester. This free, family-friendly attraction brings history to life, from its deep Roman foundations and hidden city walls to the charm of medieval life. Visitors can explore interactive displays, rare archaeological finds, and an impressive art gallery featuring masters like Gainsborough. It is the perfect destination for curious travellers looking to uncover the layers of story that make Gloucester truly unique.