Best Western Stratton House Hotel

Gloucester Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England

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About Best Western Stratton House Hotel

The Best Western Stratton House Hotel combines traditional elegance and style with modern amenities. The hotel is located close to the centre of Cirencester, the recognised 'capital' of the Cotswolds. The Best Western Stratton House Hotel has recently been extended, keeping its 17th Century facade. The warm restful ambiance of this beautiful hotel envelopes you immediately. The peaceful Drawing room beckons you to sit and contemplate the beautiful walled gardens that it overlooks. The Oak Room bar with its old oak parquet-flooring and enormous fire-place, is an ideal meeting place to see old friends and new, over a drink before Lunch or Dinner. The Restaurant is a warm and enticing dining room that compliments the exquisitely prepared fresh English cuisine for which the Best Western Stratton House Hotel is renowned. The hotel has no lift. During weekends and Christmas bedrooms may be affected by noise from functions until 1pm. If you require any further information call the hotel direct for details.

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