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Where to Stay in Cheltenham - Chic Boutique Hotels, Country Manors, and Countryside Retreats

Many of Cheltenham's chic accommodation options feature opulent decor and high-end services in buildings dating back to the Victorian era. There are also budget-friendly places with modern amenities and comfortable rooms. Or you can stay nearby in one of Stow-on-the-Wold's boutique hotels - quiet countryside retreats just a short drive from Cheltenham.

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Where to Shop in Cheltenham - Upscale Boutiques, Independent Shops, and a Bustling High Street

Cheltenham's shopping scene is eclectic and fun, offering everything from upscale designer boutiques to popular chain retailers. Check out The Promenade for modern stores in historic surrounds. Or you can head to Montpellier shopping district, where chic elegance rules thanks to a number of exciting independent stores. The city's High Street is chock full of popular brands to suit most tastes.

What to See and Do in Cheltenham - Contemporary Art, Boutique Shopping, and Exploring the Brewery

Cheltenham offers rich culture, fun activities, and picturesque Cotswold countryside. You can spend an afternoon exploring art galleries or shopping in Montpellier's chic, tree-lined retail district. Or get up close and personal with wildlife at the falconry centre, Walks with Hawks. In the Brewery leisure complex, The Screening Rooms is an upscale movie theatre where food and drinks are brought directly to your comfy seats.

A City Guide to Cheltenham - Historic Landmarks, Posh Spas, and Live Theater

Often called "a town within a park," the spa resort city of Cheltenham mixes new and old-world charms in its dramatic architecture, parks, and museums. Rich in culture, the city has a number of Victorian-era landmarks to remind visitors of its heritage, as well as quaint cafés and expansive parks.

Where to Eat in Cheltenham - Fine Indian Dining, Updated British Classics, and Fresh Japanese Dishes

Food in Cheltenham is eclectic and exciting, making it a great destination for foodies. Upscale Indian restaurants serve dishes with contemporary touches. You can sample flavorful Japanese cuisine, including large bowls of rich ramen noodles. Modern British eateries put new spins on comfort food staples like roast chicken.

Insider Travel Tips for Historic Cheltenham

Cheltenham has an impressive cultural heritage and many fascinating landmarks. Victorian and Edwardian architecture stand proudly alongside modern establishments, including leisure centres and shopping malls. The city's dining scene is increasingly diverse, and traditional pubs share streets with trendy lounge bars. Veteran theatres stage mainstream productions in opulent surrounds.

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