Hotel Indigo Gloucester - The Forum Rooms & suites

We have three room categories. Standard Rooms, Premium Rooms, and One Bedroom Suites (from 46 sqm). All rooms are designed around one of our three local narratives: Tailoring & Craft, New Docks, or Layers of Depth, so no two feel quite alike. Many overlook the city or our peaceful private courtyard garden.

Every room comes with complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a walk-in shower, smart TV, Nespresso coffee machine, quality bed linen, a clothes steamer, and natural Biology amenities. Daily housekeeping is included, and room service is available around the clock if you'd rather stay in.

Yes, we have accessible guest rooms available. These are designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible, with features to support guests with mobility needs. We'd recommend calling us directly when booking so we can talk you through the specific features and ensure the right room is reserved for you.

Absolutely, many of our rooms look out over the city, and some have views of Gloucester Cathedral. Others overlook our peaceful private courtyard garden, which is a lovely, quieter option. When booking, select your preferred view type, and we'll do our best to accommodate you, subject to availability.

Cots are available on request for families travelling with young children; just let us know at the time of booking or when you arrive, and we'll sort it for you. Extra bed availability depends on room type and size, so we'd suggest contacting us directly to confirm what's possible for your stay.

We're not just a place to sleep; we're a love letter to Gloucester itself. Our 129 rooms are built around three design narratives. Tailoring & Craft, New Docks, and Layers of Depth, each drawing on the city's industrial and artisanal heritage. Add a rooftop bar with cathedral views, a neighbourhood bistro, and a spot right in the heart of The Forum, and you've got somewhere genuinely worth staying.

Hotel Indigo Gloucester – The Forum opened in early 2026 as part of the new Forum development in Kings Quarter. It's one of the newest hotels in the city, so you'll find everything fresh, from the design and furnishings to the dining at West Window and Crimson Spire. If you've visited Gloucester before and haven't been since The Forum opened, it's well worth a return.