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Hatton Court Hotel

Upton Hill, Upton St Leonards, Cheltenham/Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL4 8DE

Hatton Court sits on the edge of the Cotswolds Hills and is in a great position, close to the many attractions of this area of Gloucestershire. The staff is friendly and attentive and happy to assist you in finding...

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Attractions near Hatton Court Hotel

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Fiery Beacon Gallery (3.2 Miles)

The Fiery Beacon Gallery exhibits and sells unusual and contemporary arts and crafts. Regularly changing exhibitions focus on painting, jewellery, glass, ceramics, photography, textiles and...

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Painswick Woodcrafts (3.2 Miles)

The Cotswolds is well known for its craft shops and galleries, selling everything from jewellery to ceramics. This one sells nothing but wood, particularly items...

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Post Office (3.2 Miles)

Painswick Post Office is the oldest in England. Built in 1478, it is the only Painswick building with a part timber-framed front, although many buildings...

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Victoria Square (3.3 Miles)

Victoria Square's striking buildings are typical of Painswick where most of the houses are built from the same distinctive silver-grey stone, quarried nearby in the...

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Guild Gallery (3.3 Miles)

This gallery is owned and run by the famous Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen. The organization, one of the oldest of its kind in the country,...

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Bisley Street (3.3 Miles)

Bisley Street runs along the ancient Gloucester-to-Cirencester road, and has Painswick's oldest buildings. Among them, New Hall, a fifteenth Century wool hall, The Chur, which...

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Gloucestershire Craftsmen (3.3 Miles)

The Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen was founded in 1933 and since that time has gone from strength to strength. It features an eclectic mixture...

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St Mary’s Church (3.3 Miles)

St Mary’s Church in Painswick is unique for the dozens of clipped yew trees in its churchyard. The trees have given rise to two legends....

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Gloucester City Museum (5 Miles)

The Victorians had a passion for museums. Gloucester acquired its imposing purpose-built museum in 1900, but the collection it was built to house was started...

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Merchant’s Quay Shopping Centre (5 Miles)

At the heart of the historic docks is this waterfront complex of cafés and speciality shops. Its covered courtyard gives access to Phillpotts Warehouse, which...

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National Waterways Museum (5 Miles)

Immerse yourself in Britain’s canals without getting wet. Hands-on displays illuminate life and work on the waterways. Learn how to drive a barge through a...

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Little Cloister House (5 Miles)

The Abbey of St Peter was grand enough to have two cloisters. The smaller one gave onto the monastic infirmary. So we can picture it...

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Guildhall (5.1 Miles)

The Guildhall was built in 1890-2 for Gloucester City Council. Architect George H. Hunt did not stint on the civic magnificence. When the building was...

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Greyfriars (5.2 Miles)

Ruins are all that remain of the medieval Greyfriars. This Franciscan friary was founded around 1230 by Thomas, lord of Berkeley Castle. The Franciscans were...

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Gloucestershire Archives (5.2 Miles)

The Gloucestershire Archives are a fascinating collection of documents that have a history that goes back many hundreds of years. A great deal of...

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Golden Cross (5.2 Miles)

Here’s the proof that Gloucester flourished in Elizabethan times. This fine town house would have been built for a prosperous merchant, living above his shop....

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The Soldiers of Gloucester Museum (5.3 Miles)

Sphinxes guard the entrance to this military museum. Why? The sphinx of Egypt is a battle honour won by the Gloucestershire Regiment. Inside is displayed...

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The Fountain Inn (5.3 Miles)

Few public houses have a history as long as this one. The present building dates from the 17th century, but there was an inn on...

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King’s School (5.3 Miles)

Henry VIII founded King’s School. When he converted the Abbey of St Peter into Gloucester Cathedral, he also replaced the monastic school with a cathedral...

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Historic Gloucester Docks (5.4 Miles)

Britain’s most inland port was once thronged with ships unloading their cargoes. Massive Victorian warehouses and a steam crane conjure up those days so well...

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Shire Hall (5.4 Miles)

Gloucestershire County Council has an impressive home. The original building opened in 1816. It was designed by Sir Robert Smirke for the county magistrates. His...

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Coach and Horses (5.4 Miles)

This pub’s overhanging upper floor gives away its age. Its sturdy timber frame has seen out the centuries. The core of it was built in...

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Gloucester Cathedral (5.5 Miles)

The beautiful Gloucester Cathedral has been a place of worship for more than 1,300 years. With its stunning architecture, the cloisters are regarded as one...

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Gloucester Folk Museum (5.6 Miles)

Discover what life was really like in Gloucester over the last 500 years. On display is local history, home life, crafts, trades and industries. Children...

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St Mary de Lode Church (5.6 Miles)

This church is a curiosity. Its nave was rebuilt in 1825-6 by James Cooke. He was a local mason, but he chose to support the...

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The Space (5.8 Miles)

Stroud's former Temperance Hall is now home to The Space, a community arts centre. Art exhibitions, drama, dance, poetry and music can all now...

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Centre for Science and Art (6 Miles)

This very elaborate Gothic building was designed by WHC Fisher and built by JP Seddon in 1891. Iron-framed, the building also has many decorative features...

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Church of St Lawrence (6 Miles)

Although St Lawrence's Church was built as a chapel of ease in the late thirteenth Century, it was largely rebuilt in the nineteenth Century -...

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Bank Gardens (6 Miles)

Stroud's Bank Gardens provide a green space for visitors and residents right in the town centre. Here well-kept lawns are combined with unusual planting schemes,...

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Cornhill Market Place (6 Miles)

This purpose-built market place is the venue for the first and best farmers' market in Gloucestershire. Stroud Farmers' Market, established in 1999, was named Best...

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Old Town Hall (6 Miles)

This is one of the first market houses in Gloucestershire. Built in 1590 by John Throckmorton, it originally stood alone in the centre of a...

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St Lawrence Church Hall (6 Miles)

This late 19th Century church hall was restored by the arts and crafts architect, Thomas Falconer, in the 1920s. The arts and crafts movement promoted...

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The Shambles (6 Miles)

Shambles means slaughter house, and in 1651, John Bond, a butcher, leased this area together with two cottages and a market was born. Since then,...

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Stroud Congregational Church (6.1 Miles)

Stroud's Congregational Church is an impressive building. Neoclassical, it was designed by Charles Baker and completed in 1837. Its best feature is probably the circular...

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Museum in The Park (6.1 Miles)

Stroud's museum is set in the beautiful landscaped grounds of Stratford Park, a few minutes walk from the town centre. Here, a permanent display of...

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Stratford Park Leisure Centre (6.1 Miles)

Stratford Park Leisure Centre has a range of facilities to suit everyone, from fun-loving children to health-conscious adults. They include a 25-metre indoor swimming pool...

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Subscription Rooms (6.1 Miles)

Stroud’s Subscription Rooms are as central to community life today as they were in 1833 when they were built with money raised from public subscriptions....

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Sim’s Clock (6.2 Miles)

This clock is one of Stroud's most distinctive landmarks. It stands at the junction of Russell Street, George Street and London Road, surrounded by some...

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Statue of George Holloway (6.2 Miles)

The clothing manufacturer, George Holloway, was once the largest employer in Stroud. He was also a Member of Parliament, a social reformer and the man...

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