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TOP TIPS FOR VISITING Cheltenham Visiting Cheltenham is more than just a day trip, with so much to do and see, as well as the extraordinary horse racing, why not extend your stay and take in everything the town has to o er…
C heltenham’s location in the county of Gloucestershire makes it an excellent gateway for visitors to the Cotswolds who don’t want to miss out on the culture and buzz of a town. So nd out everything you need to know to make the most of your stay! WHERE TO STAY There’s so much choice in Cheltenham for all budgets and tastes. If you’re looking for something truly special, try ve-star Ellenborough Park. It sits on the
hillside overlooking Cheltenham Racecourse and has spectacular views, luxurious spa facilities and plush rooms – perfect for a getaway. Alternatively, if you’re looking for somewhere more central, the Queens Hotel or No 131 both o er stylish rooms a stone’s throw from the bustle of Cheltenham’s food and drink scene – ideal for those looking to dine out in the evenings. If you would prefer to spend a little less, Holiday Inn Express recently underwent a stunning refurb, and then there is a great B&B option at Number Eight, which has beautiful modern rooms not far from the town centre.
The 15th-century Ellenborough Park hotel overlooks the racecourse
No 131 hotel is just a short walk from the town centre
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