Beaumount House

The building has the solid, established character typical of this part of the Cotswolds, with well-appointed rooms designed for a proper rest after a day of exploring. You'll receive a friendly welcome when you arrive, and breakfast is served each morning to set you up properly, with dinner options available too if you'd rather not head out every evening.

Charlton Kings works well as a base because it offers the best of both worlds. You're close enough to Cheltenham that reaching town takes just minutes, and Cheltenham rewards the trip—it's a proper Regency town with elegant architecture, excellent shops, restaurants across all price ranges, and cultural events throughout the year, including its famous festivals. But if you prefer quieter pursuits, the rolling Cotswolds hills spread out around you, offering good walking routes and plenty of charming villages where you can stop for a traditional cream tea. The hotel's location means you can easily move in either direction depending on what appeals to you on any given day, making it a practical choice whether you're settling in for a weekend or a longer stay.