Small Boutique hotels in CHELTENHAM

With more than 300 years of thermal tradition, this spa town is a small gem that shines in the county of Gloucestershire. Cheltenham has the added attraction of being in the English countryside with more refinement, in the coveted region of the Costwolds, just 150 km from London.

The history of its flowering dates back to 1716 when the first source of thermal waters was discovered, which would over time make it a holiday destination with distinction and roots. Today it continues to dazzle for its Regency style architecture and leisure offer with elegant cafes, pubs, restaurants and luxury shops in the exclusive Montpellier district. Its famous Festival of Jazz, Music and Literature completes the scene.

In Cheltenham, thermalism, or hydrotherapy, is revered in its entirety. From the more contemporary wellness culture to wonderful historical spaces. The Pump Room Pittville is a historic building from 1830, where everyone can enjoy the city hot springs. You can even visit the old pumping room designed by the architect John Forbes with the original water pump, built with marble and plaster. For lovers of horse racing, the Cheltenham Gold Cup is one of the notable events on the British calendar.

Likewise, the hotels could not be otherwise. Many offer complete spa facilities, or old dream bathtubs, in magnificent mansions converted into luxury accommodation.