Queens Hotel Cheltenham

Queens Hotel Cheltenham stands at the top of the Promenade, one of Regency Europe's finest ceremonial streets, in a grade II listed building that anchors Cheltenham's most prestigious address. The hotel's classical portico looks down the full length of the Promenade towards the Neptune Fountain and Imperial Gardens, placing guests at the very heart of the town's spa heritage and festival life. The restaurant, bar, and 24-hour room service cater to guests attending the Cheltenham Festivals—literature, jazz, science, and music—as well as the Gold Cup race meeting at Cheltenham Racecourse. The Pittville Pump Room is a ten-minute walk, Holst Birthplace Museum is around the corner in Clarence Road, and the Cotswold Way begins its southern arc towards Winchcombe, Sudeley Castle, and Broadway just minutes from the hotel's front door.