Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
A wonderful place to stay.
Exceeded our expectations.
Dining options were wonderful.
Rooms comfortable and roomy, with all the mod cons.
We had breakfast included with many quality options.
The staff were warm and welcoming with special mention to the hardworking chefs, waiting staff Gary and Joe.
As visitors from Australia this has been among the highlights of our trip so far.
A wonderful place to stay.
Exceeded our expectations.
Dining options were wonderful.
Rooms comfortable and roomy, with all the mod cons.
We had breakfast included with many quality options.
The staff were warm and welcoming with special mention to the hardworking chefs, waiting staff Gary and Joe.
As visitors from Australia this has been among the highlights of our trip so far.
Lovely stay at Stonehouse. Was great to sit out the back and have a drink and we had a wonderful dinner at the restaurant. Would recommend to anyone looking to stay near the cottswalds.
Lovely stay at Stonehouse. Was great to sit out the back and have a drink and we had a wonderful dinner at the restaurant. Would recommend to anyone looking to stay near the cottswalds.
Sophie
Reviewed September 1, 2025Reviewed September 1, 2025
Lovely large room with huge en-suite bathroom. Great continental breakfast. Location was ideal and surrounding area was very quaint. Would stay here again for sure.
Only issue was WiFi wasn’t working.
Lovely large room with huge en-suite bathroom. Great continental breakfast. Location was ideal and surrounding area was very quaint. Would stay here again for sure.
Only issue was WiFi wasn’t working.
We stayed for five nights and and for one of the nights had a second room for our daughter who also enjoyed all of the facilities immensely. Including the quality of the housekeeping breakfast etc. etc.
We stayed for five nights and and for one of the nights had a second room for our daughter who also enjoyed all of the facilities immensely. Including the quality of the housekeeping breakfast etc. etc.
Russell
Reviewed December 26, 2019Reviewed December 26, 2019
This is a beautiful (new) hotel in the centre of Gloucester really close to all the attractions and shops. The rooms are spacious and really comfortable; great beds, big fluffy towels and modern bathrooms.
There are USB-B and USB-C charging points beside the bed which is great for international travellers. There is also a fridge, complimentary water, lots of beverages, a small bottle of real milk and a Nespresso machine. There is also a wardrobe with complimentary dressing gowns, clothes steamer...
This is a beautiful (new) hotel in the centre of Gloucester really close to all the attractions and shops. The rooms are spacious and really comfortable; great beds, big fluffy towels and modern bathrooms.
There are USB-B and USB-C charging points beside the bed which is great for international travellers. There is also a fridge, complimentary water, lots of beverages, a small bottle of real milk and a Nespresso machine. There is also a wardrobe with complimentary dressing gowns, clothes steamer...
What a great place! Very reasonably priced and very tastefully decorated. The bed was really comfortable and there was plenty of space. Everything was perfect - thanks a mill.
What a great place! Very reasonably priced and very tastefully decorated. The bed was really comfortable and there was plenty of space. Everything was perfect - thanks a mill.
The room, separate to and, around the back of the pub was stunning. It was warm and cosy with a controllable radiator for heat. Bed was very comfortable and we had a great night sleep. No shower, but a lovely bath with a handheld shower head. Perfect place to stay before starting the Thames Path. Food was elevated pub fare, and brekkie was the standard full English.
The room, separate to and, around the back of the pub was stunning. It was warm and cosy with a controllable radiator for heat. Bed was very comfortable and we had a great night sleep. No shower, but a lovely bath with a handheld shower head. Perfect place to stay before starting the Thames Path. Food was elevated pub fare, and brekkie was the standard full English.
We were a family of 5 and the room was large enough for all of us including our many luggages. It was neat and tidy and the xtra large bed was very comfy. It is self check in/out. The room had simple amenities. Coffee, tea and kettle, shampoo and body wash. Bottle of water would be a great bonus. Good wifi and Netflix avail. The rooms are connected to the main restaurant bar. Breakfast was included which was the highlight of our stay. Good spread: juice, fruits, yoghurt, muesli, cornflakes, nice...
We were a family of 5 and the room was large enough for all of us including our many luggages. It was neat and tidy and the xtra large bed was very comfy. It is self check in/out. The room had simple amenities. Coffee, tea and kettle, shampoo and body wash. Bottle of water would be a great bonus. Good wifi and Netflix avail. The rooms are connected to the main restaurant bar. Breakfast was included which was the highlight of our stay. Good spread: juice, fruits, yoghurt, muesli, cornflakes, nice...
MICHAEL
Reviewed September 15, 2026Reviewed September 15, 2026
Apartment was very spacious with everything we needed.
A continental breakfast was provided which was appreciated. We had dinner at the pub one night and it was delicious.
Staff were very friendly.
Plenty of parking available.
There is no lift and entry/exit is via external fire exit stairs at the rear of the building.
Apartment was very spacious with everything we needed.
A continental breakfast was provided which was appreciated. We had dinner at the pub one night and it was delicious.
Staff were very friendly.
Plenty of parking available.
There is no lift and entry/exit is via external fire exit stairs at the rear of the building.
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Selsley is a small, elevated village in the Cotswolds, known for its scenic views over the Stroud Valley. The heart of the village is characterised by traditional Cotswold stone cottages and the historic All Saints' Church. It's a very quiet area, ideal for those seeking a tranquil escape.
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