Nice well appointed hotel with modern conveniences at an affordable price. Beds are comfortable and…read morethe rooms are a nice size. The room I stayed in had two single-sized beds, a sitting area, a desk where I could work, a mini-fridge in the clothes cupboard, and even a towel warming rack in the bathroom. I love the shower fixture as it is not only detachable, but you can also adjust the height when it's hanging in the cradle. My only complaints are: no clock in the room, no outlets to plug things in aside from the ones above the desk, beds roll whenever you bump them, and the TV comes on automatically whenever hotel staff post an electronic message to you. (This last item wouldn't be a big deal except that they tend to push messages at approximately 6:30 am which is rather annoying when you're trying to sleep.) There's a full service bar and restaurant located in tge lobby of the hotel and breakfast is included in many, if not all, room rates. The hotel is easy to get to and close to the village and a large 24 hour Tessco.

This is a nice hotel that I wouldn't mind putting friends into when they came to stay…read more The hotel itself is quite dated, but on the inside, it looks quite modern and nice. The bar area is wooden floor and there is a raised section of the restaurant too. Bar and restaurant prices aren't cheap - but they are typical of hotel bars and restaurants. The rooms are quite nice too - although some of them aren't very big - but then, they're not marketed as luxury suites!! The hotel has it's own health club - which can get very busy. The pool is only small, as is the jacuzzi - but there is also a steam room, sauna, gym and exercise studio. The gym/pool is open to non residents as well as hotel guests. The hotel has a large car park, a big function room, and several small meeting rooms. It is also accessible from the M5 and within easy reach of the City Centre.

Relaxed Country hotel nestled in the Cotswold Hills ideally placed for Gloucester and Cheltenham…read morewith fantastic views across the Severn Valley. Good breakfast that was included in my package. Staff were friendly and passionate about their workplace If you're looking for a hotel with a touch of romance this is it!

From the owner: Hatton Court provides the right balance between traditional hotel service and all the benefits you…read morewould expect from a contemporary hotel.

A typical Travel Inn, basic level accommodation, clean and perfect for a short stay. Handy with the…read moreTwelve Bells Restaurant next door which is a lovely rustic country Beafeater with a really cosy feel serving nice traditional food and fabulous desserts. Breakfast can be taken in the restaurant and they generally have a good fry up, toast, choice of cereals and fruit juices. The Travel Inn is in a great location just off junction 11a of the M5 between Birmingham and Bristol.

This is the noisiest hotel I've ever stayed in. It's a standard Ibis in terms of furnishings and…read morelayout, and still new enough to be decently clean and comfortable. The only weird thing in the rooms is the hermetically sealed bathroom pod. There's no way to open or close the door without it making really loud noises (even the soundest of sleepers will get disturbed) and if you close it while you're showering, you'll suffocate. Another functional disaster is the window: it lets the rain in even if it's open just a crack, and that floods the desk where you may or may not have placed your laptop. At least it never rains in England, right? Because there's pretty much zero reason to be in Gloucester, the hotel is mostly used by business people and groups who hang around inside a lot. The lobby is often teeming at night and the carpark is almost always full. Book in advance if you can to avoid the same-day rates that get inflated because of this. Surprisingly, the noise from the guests is actually pretty minimal upstairs. Soundproofing between rooms seems to be okay. Just don't try to sleep in (past 8:30am or so) because the cleaning staff will wake you up as they bang and clatter and shout down the halls, which are impossible to navigate due to all the cleaning carts and vacuums and laundry piles throughout much of the day. I've never heard doors slamming so hard in a hotel. It's rarely, if ever, the guests; always the cleaners. For that reason, I wouldn't recommend this hotel for more than a one night stay. There's no point in a 12pm checkout when the noise forces you out earlier. Maybe that's the master plan? The attitude of the staff on reception is also pretty dire. Don't ask for anything out of the ordinary or mention your impolite wake-up by the cleaners or you'll get the death stare for the rest of your stay. One or two of the reception staff are fine and helpful, but the manager seems purposefully oblivious. If you have the misfortune of staying in Gloucester for more than 12 hours, try somewhere else. The slightly cheaper prices here don't make up for the fact that everything wrong with this hotel could be fixed in about 10 minutes. They just don't want to do it because it's easier to take the money from business guests and ignore the rest. Oh, and the wifi is terrible. I forgot one more point: Ibis hotels (everywhere) accept pets in the rooms. That's disgusting. I have pet allergies, so it's doubly bad for me. Just spare a thought for where you think most dog-lovers will let their dogs sleep in the hotel. I'm sure they don't clean their paws first before jumping in the bed. If you're into fleas and germs and dog crap or whatever else, than by all means, stay at an Ibis. I'm going to pass in future.

Pretty standard food & drinks menu, nothing outstanding. I would say the food is slightly on the…read moreexpensive side, but only slightly.Food is of decent quality, but again nothing surprising- no twists or gourmet add-ons, just something to keep one going. Service was good, food arrived quickly and was of the right temperature. Ah, and there was a promotion- you get a slice of cake for a £1.50 if you order a hot drink, which is always a plus. But overall no fireworks, no disasters

Friendly staff but tired rooms and tatty corridors. In desperate need of renovation. The attached…read morepub is reasonable enough as a typical Greene King affair.

Disreputable Hotel. Made a reservation 5 months before our stay which they Cancelled 2 weeks prior…read moreto the stay. Offered no other accommodation for the situation which was during the busy summer season. We were leaving for UK within days which leaves us scrambling and doing it all while we should be seeing London. There are numerous boutique hotels in this area. Try ANY of these first.

Wonderful, comfortable, intimate country house hotel. The restaurant is expensive but everything it…read moreshould be - my standards are very very sensitive to what I'm paying, and even given the size of the bill, no one puts a foot wrong. Rooms are not huge but beautifully decorated. Only downside of our last visit was that my husband wasn't that impressed with the continental breakfast, but the silly boy should just have had the full English, which was wonderful. Check the website for good value weekend deals.