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Modern studio in the heart of Cheltenham
Enjoy your stay in this centrally located studio apartment on the top ( second ) floor. Ideally located for all the wonderful bars cafes and restaurants that Cheltenham has to offer, this easy living, modern studio apartment is on the doorstep to all the activity. You will see instructions for entry 48 hours before arrival. GL52 2SQ There is a secure side door for bike storage on ground floor. Cheltenham Racecourse is a 5 minute drive ( traffic dependent ) or a 30 minute walk from apartment.

Beautiful basement flat. Leckhampton, Cheltenham
Beautiful self contained basement flat with own entrance. Open plan living area with pull down ‘Murphy bed’ (please ask when booking if you would like to use this bed as it requires host assembly). Full kitchen-dishwasher,oven,microwave & washing machine. Bedroom with wardrobe, dressing table and king size bed- can be separated into 2 singles on request at time of booking. Wet room with shower. Shampoo,conditioner,shower gel and towels provided. Tea,coffee,milk and breakfast items provided.

St Marg’s Hideaway; Grade II listed luxury apartment in the heart of Cheltenham - gateway to the Cotswolds! Sleeps 4 - outdoor seating and free private parking!
Welcome to St. Marg's Hideaway! Indulge in luxury living in this apartment within a Grade II listed building in central Cheltenham, with free private parking included! Meticulously restored, this apartment combines historic charm with modern comfort, and sleeps 4. The spacious living area, tranquil bedroom and top-notch kitchen create an elegant ambiance. Located in Cheltenham's centre, St Marg's offers a blend of heritage and contemporary living for a truly opulent stay. Now also pet-friendly!

Stunning Regency flat with parking town centre
This Beautiful Regency 1 bed apartment with 1 parking spot (available from 4pm check in to 12 noon check out please) is suitable for adults only. House is situated within walking distance of Cheltenham racecourse, all shops, parks, restaurants and theatres. It has been recently been refurbished . Lovely new carpets and furniture throughout…. Sitting room, kitchen are on one floor with a fabulous double bedroom and a lovely luxury bathroom with shower and large bath tub on the top floor.

The Garden House in Kingsholm, Gloucester
The Garden House is a lovely single room annex with independent access, en-suite bathroom and shower. Light, cosy, and simply furnished, set in the garden of a residential home near the centre of Gloucester, it's a quiet space to relax or work. Driveway parking available. A two-minute walk to the famous Kingsholm rugby stadium and food shops, ten minutes to city centre, bus and train stations, cathedral, Quays shopping outlet, restaurants and historic docks. Easy bus route to Cheltenham.

Rosebank - Stylish apartment in Montpellier.
Welcome to Rosebank, a self-contained basement apartment with a spacious, homely and creative vibe. The bedroom has a king size sleigh bed. There is a private entrance at the front and access at the back to your own south facing courtyard. Where possible a free guest parking permit can be arranged. Montpellier is a vibrant and chic area with excellent restaurants, bars & boutique shops. Easy access to the outstanding cotswold countryside makes it the perfect location for holidays or work.

Bright spacious private annex in a great location
Bright and spacious private recently built self-contained annex within a friendly family home. Ideal quiet location, close to town, local amenities, bars and restaurants. Close to Bath Road, bus stops, hospital and train station. Separate entrance with key safe entry. Small new kitchen area with hob, fridge, microwave and kettle. Lounge area has large comfy sofa and TV. Views into a large garden with own seating on the decking. Comfy bed, own bathroom with shower. Off road free parking.

Cosy Cheltenham Hideaway
We love to welcome guests to our home and offer a large self-contained Lower Ground Floor 1 bed apartment, with its own front door, allowing guests to come and go as they please. The property has a kitchen dinner, with microwave for convenience. A large sitting room with 42” TV. There is also a log burner which guests are welcome to use. The bedroom has a new Hypnos mattress. Finally there is bathroom with walkin shower. There is also secure off-street parking on the drive

Regency flat, private courtyard, free parking
A beautiful recently renovated Regency flat in a grade II* building. We are 5 minutes walk to the city centre and 25 minutes to the Racecourse. The flat has its own front door and private courtyard. Virgin VIP package and high speed broadband plus Sky & BT Sports. One kingsize bed with soft linen sheets, plus one sofa bed for additional guests (book for 3 if you want the sofa bed). Well equipped kitchen. Separate shower room (off living room). Free parking nearby. Nest heating.

Beautiful & Vast Central Apartment Free Parking
Welcome to my spacious apartment within Montpellier! This exceptional ground floor living space offers a comfortable and inviting atmosphere, providing you with the perfect place to call home. Located in a desirable neighborhood, this apartment is conveniently situated close to a variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. With easy access to major transportation routes, you'll have no trouble exploring the surrounding area and beyond

Private flat, close to town centre with parking
A large well appointed and spacious double bedroom, with ensuite bathroom, fully equipped kitchen diner and private entrance. This apartment is totally self contained with off road private parking and is only a 15-20 minute walk into the town centre. A fantastic base for exploring the Cotswolds, or just enjoying the festivals and shopping that Cheltenham has to offer.

Beautiful Two Bedroom Apartment
A spacious, 1000 sq ft / 92 sqm, two double bedroom apartment, taking up the entire lower ground floor of a beautiful Grade II listed Villa in central Cheltenham. Self contained, it has its own entrance, two bedrooms, a separate kitchen, separate sitting room, and bathroom with shower. It also has super fast 150mb wifi broadband.
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When is the best time to visit Cheltenham?
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| Avg. temp | 5°C | 5°C | 7°C | 9°C | 12°C | 15°C | 18°C | 17°C | 15°C | 11°C | 7°C | 5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Cheltenham?
Explore neighbourhoods like Montpellier, which has elegant Regency architecture, or The Suffolks, known for independent shops and cafes. Around Pittville Park also draws visitors for its green spaces and leafy atmosphere.
What are the best things to do in Cheltenham with kids?
Families often explore Pittville Park for its playgrounds and boating lake, visit the Wilson Art Gallery and Museum, or enjoy hands-on science at a discovery or activity centre. In summer, local lidos and splash pads frequently attract younger visitors.
What are some of the best things to do in Cheltenham?
Discover Regency-era buildings along the Promenade, stroll Montpellier Gardens, or explore local markets. Art lovers visit The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum, while the restored Pittville Pump Room highlights spa town heritage.
How is the weather in Cheltenham?
Cheltenham has cool winters, with January temperatures around 35–46°F (2–8°C), and mild, pleasantly warm summers reaching 55–73°F (13–23°C) in July. Rain occurs year-round, so a light raincoat or umbrella is often suggested.
When is the best time to visit Cheltenham?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended, when gardens bloom and outdoor festivals contribute vibrant energy. Cooler months bring quieter streets and a relaxed pace for enjoying local cafés and indoor sites.
What are the best places to visit in Cheltenham?
Stroll the tree-lined Promenade, step inside the Pittville Pump Room, or enjoy Montpellier Gardens. The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum has changing exhibitions and local history collections.
What are some hiking trails in Cheltenham?
Ascend Cleeve Hill for panoramic views, or wander gentle paths across Leckhampton Hill with its distinctive geology. Parks like Pittville Park have accessible walking routes suitable for all ages.
What are some family activities we can do in Cheltenham?
Enjoy boating or picnicking in Pittville Park, explore art and history together at The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum, or splash in an open-air lido during warmer days. Local theatres sometimes host children’s performances and activities.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Cheltenham?
Explore historic Cotswold villages, walk castle ruins, or visit gardens renowned for their English floral displays around the region. The area also has country parks and nature reserves for those looking to connect with local landscapes.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Cheltenham?
Many Cheltenham rentals welcome pets, especially in areas near Pittville Park, The Suffolks, and Charlton Kings. Green spaces and walking trails make it easy to explore the outdoors with your companion.
What are some local tips for visiting Cheltenham?
Street markets pop up regularly for fresh produce and crafts—bring a reusable bag. Locals enjoy independent cafés in Montpellier, and walking shoes are useful for exploring gardens and hilly countryside nearby.
What is Cheltenham known for?
Cheltenham is well known for its Regency architecture, cultural festivals, and heritage as a spa town. Visitors often explore its lush gardens, independent shops, and vibrant arts scene.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Cheltenham?
Discover winding lanes in The Suffolks, find local art studios tucked amid the Montpellier quarter, or relax in Sandford Park with its art deco lido. Independent bookstores and markets often give a glimpse into the town’s creative spirit.
What are the best foods to try in Cheltenham?
Cheltenham has locally sourced cheeses, Gloucestershire pies, and Sunday roasts commonly featured in traditional pubs. Bakeries and markets showcase scones, pastries, and artisanal cakes reflecting English and regional flavours.
What should I bring for a trip to Cheltenham?
A versatile wardrobe works well—include layers for mild or cool weather, sturdy shoes for garden strolls, and a raincoat. A reusable bag is helpful for market days and local shops.
What is the nightlife in Cheltenham like?
Cheltenham’s nightlife has independent bars, lively pubs, and occasional jazz or comedy venues, especially around Montpellier and the Brewery Quarter. Some venues feature local music or seasonal pop-up events.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Cheltenham?
Cheltenham hosts several widely celebrated festivals, including Cheltenham Literature Festival in autumn, Cheltenham Jazz Festival in late spring, and the Cheltenham Festival, a major horse racing event. Science and music festivals also draw visitors yearly.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Cheltenham?
Cheltenham has a range of family-friendly rentals, with many located near parks like Pittville Park or in residential neighbourhoods such as The Suffolks and Charlton Kings. These areas often have easy access to playgrounds and shops.
All about Cheltenham
As a well-to-do town with one foot in the countryside, Cheltenham offers the best of both worlds. This attractive urban hub, best known for its internationally acclaimed festivals and immaculate Regency architecture, fizzes with culture and fine dining, with the rural idylls of the Cotswolds close by.
Mineral springs discovered in the early 18th century built Cheltenham into an early tourist spa town in the style of Bath; it became popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, when latter-day hipsters came to sip the curative waters that bubble up here. Exquisite parks and promenades developed during that era still add to its appeal, including Pittville Park, home to a boating lake, and the magnificent Pittville Pump Room, now an events space and cafe, adorned with fluted Ionic columns and housing the original marble water pump.
In town, leafy shopping districts around the Promenade, Montpellier, and the Suffolks — a square of colourful Georgian townhouses — feature independent stores, bars, cafes, and the Wilson Art Gallery and Museum.
What are the top things to do in Cheltenham?
Holst Birthplace Museum
Go back in time to see a typical 19th-century domestic setting at this home of the famous composer. The piano on which he composed his best-known seven-movement suite is still in the music room.
Sandford Parks Lido
The bathing suits may have changed, but the nostalgic design of this 1930s lido is little altered. A 50-metre heated outdoor swimming pool backed by lawns is accompanied by a children’s pool with slides and a paddling pool. In summer it hosts outdoor movie screenings, with deckchairs for the top seats. The main summer period usually runs from May to October, but there are cold-water swimming sessions for hardcore swimmers during the winter.
Sudeley Castle
To the northeast of the city, Sudeley Castle is one of the closest Cotswolds attractions, and an absolute stunner with 10 distinct gardens bursting with flowers. A millennia of history is packed into the castle’s crenellated walls, and Katherine Parr, the last wife of King Henry VIII, is buried in the grounds.
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Cheltenham’s top spots include Cheltenham Racecourse, Pittville Park and Everyman Theatre
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