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Hotel Review
The Fleece, Cirencester, Cotswolds
More of a pub with rooms than a hotel, The Fleece is spread out across three pretty townhouses, offering spacious rooms off a warren of higgledy-piggledy creaky corridors. It's set in a 17th century coaching inn in a grade II listed building right in the heart of Cirencester, steps away from the city's major sights. The rooms have a common thread thematically (Chesterfield sofas; oakwood beams) but are different in décor - some have floral wallpaper patterns and velvet headboards in bold hues, while others have sheepskin rugs and playful sculptures. The bar is a popular spot to sip a pint or two, and there's a restaurant and lounge area with crackling fireplace where you can enjoy a drink or a laidback meal.
THE DETAILS
Location
You'll love getting lost in the quaint little courtyards off Black Jack Street, which is lined with gorgeous 17th and 18th century townhouses.
In a great location on Market Place in the centre of pretty Cirencester, a few minutes' walk from Cirencester Park.
By car: The hotel is a 2 hours 30 minute drive from London and around 1 hour 30 minutes from Bristol.
By train: London Paddington to Swindon takes around an hour. The station is a 30-minute taxi ride from the hotel. thetrainline.com
Style & Character
There's a broad clientele - it's a good choice for those seeking a great central location and a laidback setting (and beers on tap on the ground floor). The original features such as the creaking floorboards have been retained, while oakwood beams add a warm and cosy touch.
Service & Facilities
There's a laidback feel and the staff are cheerful and friendly.
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Garden
- Pet-friendly
Pets are welcome, with beds and bowls provided. Dogs are allowed at the bar, but not at the restaurant. Head to Cirencester Park to take your pooch for a stroll.
Rooms
We loved Room 1 - it's spacious and cosy, with sheepskin rugs, vibrant blue floral wallpaper and pops of orange here and there. The beds are exceptionally comfortable, and rooms have a common thread thematically, although the design is not homogenous - each room has its own quirks and design.
Standard Room, Twin Room, Signature Room, Charater Room, Feature Room
Facilities include: ensuite bathroom, tea and coffee facilities, Wi-Fi
Food & Drink
Enjoy a meal in the dining area or in the more relaxed lounge bar. Snag a table by the fireplace in winter or sit back by the large windows in summer. The bar has a lively ambience and buzzes at all times of day.
Restaurant: Pub classics including steaks, burgers and pie of the day. Open Monday-Sunday 12 noon-9pm for food, 11am-10pm for drinks. Mains from £14.90.