5-Star Hotels in Cheltenham

Cheltenham's 3 best 5-star hotels: historic Cotswold Grange, stylish No131 with Japanese dining, and The Dulwich. Compare rates and book today.

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8.6
Great1213 total reviews
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300 m from City Centre200 m from Cheltenham Town Hall
Japanese RestaurantGin BarNightclub
  • Georgian townhouse with modern art
  • Japanese sushi and cocktail bar
  • Dog-friendly with outdoor terraces
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Cotswold GrangeBed & Breakfast
8.3
Great1236 total reviews
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1.2 km from City Centre600 m from Holst Birthplace Museum
Landscaped GardensOff-street ParkingPrivate Terrace
  • Award-winning locally sourced breakfast
  • Individually styled rooms with luxury toiletries
  • Unique hand-painted dining room
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The DulwichGuest house
8.0
Great713 total reviews
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100 m from City Centre400 m from Albion House Social Club
Full KitchenGardenSoundproof Rooms
  • Adults-only tranquil atmosphere
  • Soundproof rooms with city views
  • Vegan & vegetarian breakfast options
From£ 65 /nightSelect

Cheltenham's five-star hotels blend historic elegance with contemporary dining, located in districts like Pittville and the Promenade. Nightly rates typically range from £150 to £300, offering amenities such as free WiFi, luxury toiletries, and on-site bars.

Cotswold Grange, a converted 1850s villa in leafy Pittville, features individually styled rooms with USB sockets and a bar with local specialties. No131 The Promenade stands out for its two restaurants, including YOKU Japanese, and a gin bar that plays music until 11pm on weekends. The Dulwich, a guesthouse, provides vegan breakfasts and a garden, suitable for eco-conscious travelers seeking a quieter stay.