Corinium Hotel and Court Restaurant
Boutique hotel · Cirencester
Boutique hotel on a historic street, a five-minute walk from the centre.
- 12 Gloucester Street, Cirencester
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Hotels, guest houses, hostels and apartments near the area: hotels (5) and guest houses and hostels (1). Check availability and prices with each property.
Boutique hotel · Cirencester
Boutique hotel on a historic street, a five-minute walk from the centre.
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Closest to Cirencester
Places to stay from our the Cotswolds guide, nearest first, measured from the centre of Cirencester. Distances are straight lines; walking times assume 5 km/h and are a minimum.
| Place to stay | Street | In our guide to | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Golden Cross (opens in new tab) | 20 Black Jack Street | Cirencester | 100 m, about 1 min on foot |
| The Kings Head (opens in new tab) | 24 Market Place | Cirencester | 100 m, about 1 min on foot |
| The Fleece (opens in new tab) | 43 Market Place | Cirencester | 200 m, about 2 min on foot |
| Corinium Hotel and Court Restaurant (opens in new tab) | 12 Gloucester Street | Cirencester | 400 m, about 4 min on foot |
| Riverside House Hotel (opens in new tab) | Watermoor End | Cirencester | 1.3 km, about 15 min on foot |
| Stratton House Hotel (opens in new tab) | Gloucester Road | Cirencester | 1.7 km, about 20 min on foot |
While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Museum of Roman Corinium and Cotswold history, with over 90 mosaics known from the town and area.
Corn exchange designed by Medland, Maberly and Medland and completed in 1863.
Castellated barracks building on Cecily Hill, close to the Cecily Hill gate of Cirencester Park.
The Cotswolds
A wool town of stone terraces, a 1627 market hall and the start of the Cotswold Way
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A wide High Street of stone houses below Broadway Tower
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A hilltop market town around a large square where the Royalists surrendered in 1646
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