Cheltenham Hotel Guide - Winchcombe Folk and Police Museum hotels in Cheltenham, United Kingdom.

"Stayed two nights and had a great experience. Staff were helpful friendly. Dining next door was great. "

"Wonderful! Exceptional stay! Thank you"

"I wish we had had more time to enjoy the property amenities, but the room was clean, spacious and had everything we needed. Really a luxury experience after a long day hiking the Cotswold Way. We also highly recommend the restaurant, where we had a delicious dinner and a really lovely breakfast before leaving the next morning."

"Blacksmiths Cottage was very comfortable and a lovely clean well presented home away from home.Decor was clean and fresh and beds very comfortable.Ideal spot for walking and using the GWSR and lots of places to eat without having to drive.Thanks Sarah for the lovely chocolate cake too."

"Sweet cottage in a quiet neighborhood. The private courtyard was a bonus."

"It was excellent and charming. We liked the hut and the envirement. "

"We had a fantastic stay at the rising sun, staff were very friendly and helpful. Great location with a stunning view, great amenities in the room and the option of the pub and restaurant downstairs! Would highly recommend."

"Winchcombe is a beautiful small town. There is much to see and do without leaving the town. There are several great pubs and restaurants although our personal favourites were the Lion Inn and the Indian Restaurant (5 stars to both). The ‘Feathered Nest’ is a very comfortable and well equipped cottage. It was pleasantly cool during some very warm weather. The original accommodation is typical of many rural English cottages. The modern extension and renovation of the building adds a welcome contemporary feel to the building. A thoroughly enjoyable stay!"

"We REALLY enjoyed our visit to Winchcombe, and staying at the Dove Cottage was a highlight. It is exactly as advertised, with flexible accommodations, a central location, and responsive, friendly hosts. We would stay here again without hesitation. Upon your arrival, we highly recommend a pint of real ale in the back garden of the Lion Inn, just two minutes away. Dinner there, and at the local Indian place, was great too."