Great brand new hotel with fantastic rooms. The rooms have amazing bathrooms and furniture…read more The hotel connects directly to Heathrow Terminal 4, so perfect for early morning flights. The hotel has very friendly staff. The hotel also has a wonderful restaurant and a Costa coffee inside it.

Ok. Cheap room, fine. Cheap beer, fine. Food menu?? Awful. Proper awful. Customer service?? Rather…read morehostile! Ordered food to find that half of the limited menu is unavailable and on re-ordering a refund on the varying price was not given. I'd only return here for a beer and a bed, as long as you put a rail on one side to stop yourself from rolling out. Nice for a visit for a tourist, but for anything else, AVOID

Ah, the British. If they're not hoarding all the history with the rest of Europe, they're…read moredisplaying their wit. The "New Inn" has been around since roughly 1430, and is reputed to have been frequented by Shakespeare, if you into that sort of thing. Me, I'm into giant, black-wood columns and crossbeams that are literally two feet by two feet. The New Inn is in the heart of beautiful old Gloucester, in an area where cars are (mostly) forbidden. So make sure you have some comfortable shoes to enjoy the neighborhood, which is should be explored. There are plenty of nearby shops and restaurants, and a fantastic old church, the Gloucester Cathedral (but that's a different review). While staying at the New Inn, make sure that you visit the attached pub. I wasn't a fan of beer at the time, so I can't tell you anything about what they served, but it is warm, welcoming, and attractive. Just be warned: do not expect all the comforts of home at the Inn, such as level floors or straight walls. You're going here for the charm and history. And the fact that it's very affordable. But mostly, because the place has been around longer that there were Caucasians in North America, and speaking as one of those North American Caucasians, that's pretty damned cool.

Clean, comfortable small family run bed and breakfast hotel. En suite with shower,toilet and…read morewashbasin. TV. Rooms well equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, fridge, microwave, kettle etc. Continental breakfast provided in own room. Single rooms 30 pounds per night. Twin 45 pounds per room per night. Triple 54 pounds per room. A real home from home. Everything required is provided in the room so you can eat at whatever time suits you. Great place to stay if you are working away from home. Well situated for Gloucester city centre(1 mile)the railway station and the Cathedral. Short walk to Docks, including National Waterways Museum , cinemas and retail outlets. Easy access to the Cotswolds, Cheltenham, Stroud, Berkeley, Brockworth

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.

Since this pub has been redecorated, it is so welcoming! It's actually quite a trendy place now,…read morewith wooden floors and comfy seating. The hotel rooms aren't great - but they are passable, and they don't claim to be high quality, so I guess it is what you would expect from a railway station hotel. There is a fairly varied menu on offer here and the prices are very reasonable. Best to avoid on a Friday and Saturday night though - unless you like extremely loud music and drunk people. Visit during the day or early evening.

Don't stay here if you like a quiet, comfortable, restful sleep. The walls are very thin, the beds…read moreare rickety and the mattresses seem to be at least 30 years old. You can hear guests in the next rooms from all directions -- coughing, passing gas, you name it. If you ask for a double bed, you get two singles put together with an obvious (and uncomfortable) split down the middle. The cleaning staff start early, are chatty and loud and are not respectful of guests who might still be sleeping, even when you have a "sleeping in" tag on your door. We also missed breakfast, which we included in our reservation when we booked and they weren't able to change the rate for us at check out. There's a two-hour window for breakfast that starts and ends earlier on weekdays, which can be confusing if you stay Saturday to Monday. Other than that, it's nice having pool and spa facilities, the staff are nice and the location is nice enough.

I visited the Hallmark Hotel Gloucester "Spa and Afternoon Tea for Two" experience with my husband…read moreand it was really disappointing. Measly fillings in the finger sandwiches which were dry. Changing rooms dirty and smelly (both mens and womens). Pool side dirty, spiders webs, broken window pane, generally run down and grotty. Nothing "Spa like" or gift worthy about this, your local community swimming pool is probably cleaner with friendlier staff and better facilities.