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Stroud Hotel List
Ragged Cot Inn Hotel
District: Minchinhampton Super SaverPopular
Traditional and cosy, with gardens ideal for lounging and surrounding greenery for short hikes. Great for families.
Great8.6
(11 reviews)
Cardynham House
District: Painswick Popular
Near Stroud, in the neighbourhood of Painswick's main attractions, strategically located for exploring the Cotswold Hills.
Good7.6
(31 reviews)
Forwood Farm B&B House
District: Minchinhampton Popular
Luxury bed and breakfast in an elegant country house on the outskirts of Minchinhampton, near Stroud, adjacent to National Trust land.
Superb9.2
(41 reviews)
Imperial Hotel Stroud
District: City Centre Popular
In a bohemian town the heart of Stroud in the Cotswolds, surrounded by wooded valleys and the stunning countryside.
Good7.2
(102 reviews)
Tibbiwell Lodge Hotel
District: Painswick Popular
Surrounded by picturesque walking trails, an easy drive from central Stroud, within walking distance of downtown Painswick.
Very Good8.3
(110 reviews)
Tortworth Court Four Pillars Hotel
District: Tortworth Popular
Set in south Gloucestershire, surrounded by the lush Cotswolds countryside, ideal for visiting nearby Oxford and Bristol.
Good7.3
(939 reviews)
Amberley Inn
District: Amberley
Pleasant6.4
(27 reviews)
Bear of Rodborough Hotel Stroud
District: Rodborough Common
Good7.6
(140 reviews)
Cotswolds88 Hotel
District: Painswick
Superb9
(24 reviews)
Egypt Mill Hotel
District: Nailsworth
Very Good8.3
(143 reviews)
Falcon Inn Stroud
District: Painswick
St.Michaels B&B Hotel
District: Painswick
Very Good8.3
(21 reviews)
Introduction to Stroud, England
Nestled in Gloucester is the small town of Stroud. Due to its proximity to the coast and the popular coastal cities of Bristol and Weston-Super-Mare, the town is an excellent location from which to explore this naturally beautiful region of Britain. Visitors will find several Stroud hotels located in and around Wallbridge train station, just south of the town on the A46. Most attractions in this region are nature-oriented, and just outside the town visitors will find Stratford Park. Here, visitors will also find the Museum in the Park. The museum is free of charge and showcases over 45,000 items that relate to Stroud, such as ceramics, antiques and archeological finds. There is plenty for children to enjoy, such as interactive robots and gardens. The main landmark in the town is the Church of St Lawrence, which dates back to the 13th century. Those able to explore further afield should not miss exploring the famous Brecon Beacons National Park.
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