Ingleside House

A delightful hotel with a lovely patio and restaurant. Location is terrific.,..about a ten minute walk from the great church of St. James and minutes from the bus stop for links to Heathrow and many towns. Charmingly decorated with a friendly staff. Cirencester is too often missed by Cotswold tourists and it is a market town full of Roman history with the great Bathurst estate and its ;park minutes walk from the churchy.

We had a nice stay at the Inn, staff was very helpful and accommodating. Room was spacious and clean as well. Breakfast in the restaurant was quite tasty. The location is easy to access and parking is available at a car park literally across the street. Would stay again if traveling in the area.

This was a very nice hotel in virtually every respect except one. It's a lovely old Cotswold building, with nice decor and ambience. I didn’t dine in the restaurant, but it looked very good. Every member of staff I interacted with was delightful. The problem was the room: small, low-ceilinged, airless, pokey, and just too hot. As seems to be the case with many hotels these days, there was no air-con, and the windows were small and did not admit much air. There was a fan—a Dyson. These are pretty expensive items, and I’d always assumed they must be very good for the money, but this one was ineffectual, nowhere near as effective as a conventional bladed fan. As a result, I spent a very warm, uncomfortable night. This was early May, too, so heaven knows what it must be like in summer. The thing is, for the price of a Dyson fan you could get a small portable air-con unit. The room I booked was a ‘King’—the smallest category. Maybe the other rooms are fine, but I’d be wary of booking this one in warm weather.