About the Hotel
Bedrooms
The hotel has 39 individually decorated en-suite bedrooms including standard and premier rooms, with eight rooms on the ground floor. All rooms have colour television, radio, direct dial telephone, hairdryer, together with tea and coffee making facilities.
Eating and Drinking
Master’s Restaurant with views across the beautiful walled gardens offers an extensive a la carte menu together with an excellent and imaginative wine list. The Oak Room Bar with its enormous fireplace serves a mouth-watering selection of light meals and snacks. Relax and unwind in the peaceful Drawing Room overlooking the garden with an afternoon tea or pre-dinner drink.
Hotel Facilities:
McArthur Glen Designer Outlet
This superb outlet boats over 100 stores with names such as Gap, Nike, Burberry, Jaegar and Marks & Spencers all offering discounts of up to 50% off, so a must for all your shopaholics. The centre is built in the fabulously restored grade II buildings that once housed the Great Western Railway Works. 
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Museum of the Great Western Railway
Steam Railways, a must for all the family, young and old alike! Follow the incredible story of the GWR through lots of imaginative displays and plenty of hands-on exhibits. Build a bridge and shunt wagons or have a go at putting a locomotive together. If you would prefer take a ride on the train-driving simulator. Discover the history of steam from its engineering genius Isambard Kingdom Brunel to the story of its people, trains and stations. Visit Website
Westonbirt Arboretum
The first question asked by many people is 'what is an arboretum?' The literal meaning of the word is 'tree garden' and, in the case of Westonbirt, this is extended to include shrubs as well. The arboretum's origins can be traced back to 1829, when its founder Robert Holford began an ambitious planting scheme.
The arboretum contains over 17,000 trees and plants of which many species are now rare and endangered in their native lands. Through the year there is an exciting programme of events, workshops, walks and talks. Visit Website
Corinium Museum
The Corinium Museum in Cirencester has recently reopened after a two year major refurbishment funded by Cotswold District Council and the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Step through a triumphal arch to arrive in Corinium: second largest city in Roman Britain, population c. 15,000. Experience life as a Roman. Marvel at the stunning mosaics. Dress as a Roman soldier. Explore their engineering and artistry.
Revealed to the world for the first time the Anglo-Saxons of Butler's Field, Lechlade. Reunited with their astonishing treasures. Our ancestors bought to life through forensically reconstructed heads. Look them in the eye and wonder how life was.
Trace the history from the Iron Age to the English Civil War and then on to the history of the eighteenth and nineteenth century Cirencester. Visit Website
