Cleeve Hill Hotel

Cleeve Hill Hotel nestles at the peak of the Cotswolds with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding hills and countryside. It is the perfect place to relax and unwind if you're looking to escape for a weekend or rest your weary feet if walking the Cotswold Way. There are family friendly rooms and doggies are welcome to come and stay.

13 bedrooms
Dog friendly

Cleeve Hill Hotel - Contact Details

Cleeve Hill, a 4* B&B at the highest point in the Cotswolds

Cleeve Hill Hotel, Cleeve Hill, Cheltenham, GL52 3PR

01242 672052

cleevehillhotel.co.uk

Expect a warm welcome!

Lindsey, who has owned Cleeve Hill Hotel since January 2018, will be on hand to give you a warm welcome. Homemade treats, local knowledge, places to visit and the history of Cleeve Hill are just a request away.

Facilities at Cleeve Hill Hotel

The 13 ensuite rooms are individually designed and have organic amenities, comfortable beds with sumptuous linen, fluffy towels, beautiful views, smart TVs and super fast Wi-Fi.

You can unwind in the cosy lounge with a freshly ground coffee or drink from a local brewery or distillery.

A delicious Full English breakfast is included in all rates, as well as the continental breakfast pantry. All dietary requirements are easily catered for.

Please note that the complimentary car park is at road level and there are 27 steps to the Front Door. Lindsey is happy to help with luggage if needed or bring refreshments for the climb!

Cleeve Hill Hotel page last updated 9 July 2024. Spotted a mistake? Please let us know.

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