The Fleece At Cirencester Hotel, Cirencester
About the Hotel
The Fleece At Cirencester is a historic inn situated in the heart of Cirencester, known as the capital of The Cotswolds. It combines traditional architecture with modern amenities, offering a unique stay for visitors exploring the area. The inn features a delightful restaurant and cozy guest rooms, making it an excellent base for discovering local attractions. Its proximity to Cirencester Park and cultural landmarks enhances its appeal as a destination for relaxation and exploration.
Location
Conveniently located in Cirencester, the inn is a short walk from iconic sites like the Church of St John the Baptist and Cirencester's market town square. Cirencester serves as an excellent gateway to explore the scenic Cotswolds, with picturesque villages and hamlets just a drive away. The inn is easily accessible by car, with public transportation options nearby for those looking to explore further afield.
Rooms
Accommodations at The Fleece include a variety of room types, with some featuring free-standing bathtubs and spacious layouts designed for comfort. All rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi. Each en suite bathroom is stocked with White Company toiletries, ensuring a touch of luxury for guests. Thoughtful touches such as fresh milk and biscuits further enhance the homely atmosphere of the inn.
Eat & Drink
The 1651 Bar and Restaurant offers international cuisine crafted from locally sourced ingredients, appealing to a range of taste preferences. Guests can enjoy leisurely lunches or hearty evening meals in a cozy dining room overlooking the market square. For special occasions, private dining spaces are available, providing a more intimate setting. Seasonal menus and daily specials highlight the freshness and quality of the ingredients used in each dish.
Leisure & Business
The Fleece provides a welcoming space for leisure guests and business travelers alike, featuring meeting rooms equipped with multimedia capabilities. For leisure, guests can unwind in the outdoor garden or engage in local activities like golfing and exploring historical sites. Various recreational opportunities are available nearby, including sailing and wakeboarding at Cotswold Water Park, making it suitable for both relaxation and adventure.
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Getting around
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Facilities
General
- No smoking on site
- Wi-Fi
- No parking
- 24-hour reception
- Express check-in/ -out
- Pets allowed
- Security
- Baggage storage
- Smoke detectors
- Fire extinguishers
- Key card access
- Key access
Guest Parking
- Electric kettle
Services
- Pet amenities available
- Room service
- Welcome drink
Dining
- In-room breakfast
- Restaurant
- Bar/ Lounge area
- Packed lunches
- Special diet menus
Business
- Meeting/ Banquet facilities
- Fax/Photocopying
Children
- Children's menu
Spa & Leisure
- Sun terrace
- Garden area
Room features
- Heating
- Sitting area
- Garden furniture
- Tea and coffee facilities
- Ironing facilities
Bathroom
- Free toiletries
Self-catering
- Electric kettle
Media
- Flat-screen TV
Room decor
- Carpeted floor
Location
Reviews and Ratings
My stay at the hotel was a mix of great and not-so-great experiences. The rooms were amazing, well-appointed, and spacious, but being situated above the bar was a bit noisy, especially on a Monday night. The service was really pleasant and accommodating, but some staff seemed new and in training. The location was ideal for traveling in the area but had a bit of noise during my stay. The dining options were nice with lots of choices, although some areas could use improvement. Overall, a comfortable stay with a few minor hiccups.
I had a cozy stay at the hotel, with great rooms that had character and modern comfort, though they could get a bit stuffy due to the Grade 2 listed building. The service was a bit hit-or-miss, with helpful staff at reception but some in training and encounters with a rude guest's dog at the bar. The location offered a vibrant atmosphere in a typical English Inn setting, despite some noise and cleanliness issues. The dining experience was nice, with a good variety of dishes to choose from at a reasonable price. Overall, a mixed but memorable experience.
I had a wonderful stay at the hotel. The rooms were charming and spacious, although it was a bit disappointing that the room above the kitchen only had a shower. The service was exceptional, with friendly and attentive staff who made sure we felt welcome and safe during our visit. The location was perfect, right in the heart of Cirencester, making it easy to explore the town. The dining experience was mostly enjoyable, although there were some issues with cold food due to understaffing. Overall, a great value for the money.
My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were a bit too hot and shabby, lacking some cozy charm, but at least they were affordable. The service, on the other hand, was top-notch, with friendly and helpful staff making me feel safe and well taken care of. The location was absolutely perfect, full of history and character, despite some lingering smoke smell issues. Dining options varied, with some meals being a hit and others missing the mark. Overall, a mixed experience but with some standout positives.
The hotel offers a decent stay with a fairly good selection at breakfast, but the radiator in the room was a bit chilly initially. Some maintenance is required in the bathroom, such as a damaged door. However, the hotel was a pleasant place to return to each evening.
The hotel is situated in the heart of lovely Cirencester, offering a central location for exploring the town. The rooms are cozy and clean, although some odor issues were noticeable in the late afternoon and evening. The service was exceptional, with friendly and polite staff members. While the dining experience had its ups and downs, the morning treat made up for it. Overall, a great value hotel with some minor drawbacks.