Corinium Hotel

12 Gloucester Street, Cirencester, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England

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About Corinium Hotel

The Corinium Hotel is located in Cirencester, the capital of the Cotswolds. With a 16th century heart, 15 individual character bedrooms, a town location, garden and car parking. The Corinium Hotel has 15 individual and well equipped rooms, all with en-suite facilities. Whether you require a garden view, ground floor room or our rooms with original beams, we have just the room to suit you. The hotel has a choice of double and twin rooms, family rooms and character rooms, two of which include a four poster bed. Each room has a style of its own, having been sympathetically modernised over time, and are furnished with everything that you expect from a hotel stay, including remote control television, direct dial phones with modem points, hairdryers, ironing centres and hospitality trays. The hotel has a restaurant and bar full of character and Cotswold charm. Operating as a Free House, we are able to give a wide offering of both beer and wine which makes the bar popular with locals and visitors alike. The restaurant and bar menus offer a wide choice of well presented dishes which have a traditional feel, but with some interesting innovations. A specials board, which is changed daily, further widens the menu choice.

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