The Cheltenham Chase Hotel - A QHotel

Shurdington Rd, Brockworth, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England

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About The Cheltenham Chase Hotel - A QHotel

In a spectacular setting at the foot of the Cotswold hills, only one mile from junction 11A of the M5, this hotel is ideally situated for visitors to the Cotswolds, the regency spa town of Cheltenham and the historic cathedral city of Gloucester. The Chase Hotel has undergone a 5 million GBP refurbishment and offers 122 spacious, well appointed, air conditioned guest rooms and suites. As of April 15, 2007, all guest rooms in the hotel will be designated as non-smoking. Hardy's Restaurant offers an excellent choice of succulent meals, along with a choice of fine wines, and is open for breakfast and dinner. Hunter's Bar and Lounge offer a choice of beverages and light meals in a relaxed and warm atmosphere. Reflections, our leisure club and spa, offers a choice of massage treatments as well a 12 metre long indoor swimming pool for your relaxation and enjoyment.

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