Ingleside House

Lovely hotel with welcoming staff. The room was tastefully decorated and felt luxurious, it was however very hot with an underpowered fan - that would be my only criticism of the room. Breakfast was a touch dissapointing, mostly because we didnt get to have it - the menu looked lovely but staff shortages meant the wait was very long and so we were given a refund for our breakfast element of the stay, which is reasonable. We didnt use the restaurant but it was busy with local patrons and the bar was nice also so a good sign!

We stayed for one night as our friends held their wedding there. We called ahead and were allowed to check in early so we could get ready for the big day! The hotel is great, decorated to a high standard and the rooms very comfortable. Had a Dyson fan in the room as it was the hottest day of the year! Fab shower and the toiletries provided were lovely too. All the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was lovely and plenty of choice. Public car park opposite is very reasonable and only a short walk from the town centre so we had a little walk around before we left. I would recommend this hotel and wouldn’t hesitate in stopping again.

The building is beautiful, but the interior is showing the signs of wear, especially the carpets going upstairs. The rooms are smallish, dark and a bit damp. It is not possible to open the windows very much. A fan is provided, but it disrupts sleep. Reception staff were lovely and eager to assist, but seemed untrained and to have been thrown into the job. The basement breakfast area is also dark and somewhat depressing—although the staff tried to be helpful. The interior decor ranges from confused to painful. The combination of dark moss green and hospital/salmon pink throughout was made even worse by scary wall art that looked as if it was painted to cover up water damage. Multiple colour schemes in the room did not work and were unsettling. The hotel is in dire need of white paint. Lots of it. In terms of value for money, this hotel was very expensive for what it is.

The building itself is beautiful, but the interior is showing signs of wear. Rooms are smallish, dark and a bit damp. It ass not possible to open the windows much, and while a fan is provided, it disrupts sleep. Reception staff were lovely and eager to assist, but they were untrained and seemed to have been thrown into the job. The basement breakfast area is dark and somewhat depressing although the Waitstaff were helpful. The interior decor is painful. The combination of a dark moss green and a hospital/salmon pink throughout was made even worse by scary wall art that looked as if it was painted to cover up water damage. Multiple colour schemes in the room did not work. This hotel is in dire need of white paint. Lots of it. In terms of value for money, it was very expensive for what it is.

Really a great hotel. We had a lovely stay and were happy with everything. The staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating.

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.