Beaumont House Hotel

Valentines' day in Cheltenham

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We are almost fully booked for Tuesday 14thFebruary but suggest that you spend the night of Monday 13th with us!

Stay with us on Monday 13^th and dineout at one of Cheltenham's fabulous restaurants. Here are some of ourfavourites:

The Daffodil - live Jazz on a Monday night
The Spice Lodge - winner of the South West Region best curry award 2011
The Langton [Gastro Pub]
More can be found on out Dining out page.

All couples staying with us in double roomswill receive:

The very best L'Occitane toiletries
Rich handmade chocolates and fresh fruit.

Guests will have the luxury of a lie-in thefollowing day, with an increased check out time of 12pm.

On Valentine’s Day, there is an extended breakfasttime from 7.30 until 10.30am, and all guests will be welcomed with a choice ofchampagne or bucks fizz.

Limited Spaces available: Cheltenham Gold Cup 2012

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It's not too late to book for the Cheltenham Gold Cup but we have very limitedavailability between 12th to 16th March 2012.

There is only one room now available for the wholeweek, with shorter stays available in other rooms staying on the Monday night orending on the Friday night [terms and conditions apply].

Please contact a member of the team for more information by emailing reservations@bhhotel.co.uk or call 01242 223311

The 16th Cheltenham Folk Festival, 10th - 12th February

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The 16th Cheltenham Folk Festival, held in various venues around Cheltenham.

Why not book a ticket for the main concert (Saturday), where you can listen to a variety of musicians from as little as £5.00.

Headline Acts across the weekend:
Friday: Dervish
Saturday: Albion Band
Sunday: Brass Monkey

Web link for more information and bookings:
www.cheltenhamtownhall.org.uk/folk-festival

Beaumont House, New Year Sale begins Friday 6th January until Monday 6th March 2012

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Treat yourself to a relaxing weekend in Cheltenham. Curl up on a sofa in front of the fire in our beautiful lounge whilst reading that book that you have always meant to read, or enjoy a game of Scrabble with a partner. In the evening eat out at one of Cheltenham’s many award-winning restaurants.

Applies to Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday nights only.

Stay 2 nights and receive 40% discount off you second night.
Stay 3 nights and as well as receiving 40% discount off your 2nd night, receive 75% discount off your third night.
Stay for 4 nights [last night of stay Monday], and receive 90% off your fourth night.

Book online – Full price will be shown on the booking but this will be discounted and a confirmation email sent with the total price.

AT THE TIME OF BOOKING GUESTS MUST ENTER “NEW YEAR’S SALE” IN THE COMMENTS SECTION, OTHERWISE THE RESERVATION WILL BE PROCESSED NORMALLY WITH NO DISCOUNT.

Bookings must be made direct with Beaumont House either by telephone or on the internet via our own internet booking service accessed via our web page.
Offer Excludes the following dates:
26/01/12 - 30/01/12
10/02/12 - 13/02/12

When to book:
Book 7 days in advance and pay 100% at the time of booking. No refunds or change of days permitted on discount offers.

Offer applies to all rooms for a minimum stay of 2 nights stay.

* Terms and conditions apply.

Gift Vouchers now available!

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Are you looking for that elusive birthday or anniversary gift? Why not treat a loved one to a gift voucher from Beaumont House.

Available in denominations of £20 and £50, these vouchers can be used for booking accomodation, or to purchase food, drinks & gifts from Beaumont House.

Please contact a member of the team for more information by emailing reservations@bhhotel.co.uk or call 01242 223311

With best wishes from Fan and Alan Bishop and the Beaumont House Team. Your home in Cheltenham.

Visiting Cheltenham

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If you are looking to visit Cheltenham, you will be spoilt for choice for days out and attractions to see. With Beaumont House offering 5 star accommodation in Cheltenham, why not stay for a short holiday, so that you can get the most out of your visit?

Food and Drink

Cheltenham offers an extensive range of restaurants to suit a wide variety of tastes, from Italian and French cuisine, to oriental and traditional dishes. Should you want to sample some of the local produce, the farmer markets operate every second and last Friday of each month. Alternatively, Montpellier Gardens hosts a Food and Drink Festival every summer.

Gardens

Once described as the ‘garden town of England’, Cheltenham is home to a number of stunning gardens and parks. The beautiful Imperial and Montpellier Gardens play host to floral displays and festivals throughout the summer. Take a stroll along the historic Promenade and vibrant Long Gardens, or enjoy an afternoon of family fun at the ‘Midsummer in Montpellier’ Fair.

Horse Racing

Cheltenham Racecourse attracts thousands of visitors from October through to April. With 16 race days in the season, there is plenty of opportunity to experience a magnificent day out. The highlight of the racing calendar is the National Hunt Festival, featuring the Cheltenham Gold Cup. If you are looking for Gold Cup accommodation in Cheltenham at this time of year, it is recommended to book well in advance to avoid disappointment!

Shopping

There are a wide variety of small local stores, national chain shops, and large department stores, both along the High Street and in the Beechwood Shopping Centre and Regent Arcade. The highlight for many in the Regent Arcade is the famous ‘Wishing Fish Clock’, which captivates both young and old alike, bringing people standstill every half hour, when bubbles are blown over the audience! The Promenade offers a number of top fashion names, at just a short stroll away from the High Street.

Entertainment

From the Cheltenham Town Hall and Pittville Pump Room, to the Everyman and Playhouse theatres, entertainment is booming. If you want to visit a literature festival, listen to live music, or watch a stand-up comedien, you will not be disappointed.

With stunning countryside, beautiful gardens, and an abundance of excellent restaurants, bars, boutiques and entertainment venues, you will find it difficult not to fall in love! Contact us at Beaumont House Hotel today to stay in 5 star luxury accommodation in Cheltenham.

Visiting The Cotswolds

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The Cotswolds, set in the Southern area of England, was recently rated 2nd in the ‘Fine Living Top 10: Paradises On Earth’, by a well-known Men’s Online Magazine, for locations around the world that seem to have remained untouched by civilisation. If you don’t believe this statement, you obviously haven’t visited the Cotswolds. With many towns and villages, the Cotswolds holds some truly spectacular gems when staying in Cheltenham or the surrounding areas.

Cheltenham Spa

Cheltenham, rich in Georgian architecture and historic past, make this one of the most interesting towns in the Cotswolds. With a vast range of shops, museums, gardens and an array of festivals, including the famous Cheltenham Gold Cup, visitors flock in big numbers. Set in the West of the Cotswolds, finding accommodation in Cheltenham would be recommended, as it acts as the perfect gateway to the rest of the Cotswolds, with easy road, and railway access.

Bourton-on-the-Water

Sometimes referred to as ‘The Venice of the Cotswolds’, Bourton-on-the-Water is a very historic village, with cottages and houses dating back to the Elizabethan times. The River Windrush flows straight through the village, along the main street, with small stone bridges providing regular crossing points. It is an extremely popular tourist destination in the summer and is great for just sitting and watching the ducks on the river. It is equally busy in the winter and autumn, with particular areas of interest being the Miniature Village, Model Railway and the Cotswold Perfumery.

Broadway

Broadway is the largest of the Cotswold villages set in Worcestershire, and is referred to as ‘The Jewel of the Cotswolds’. A short drive from the village centre is the Broadway Tower, set in Broadway Tower Country Park. The tower, which was constructed in the late 18th century, has spectacular views over thirteen counties on a clear day. A range of boutiques, gift shops, tearooms and cafes, make this an ideal, and must see village, to stop at during your visit to the Cotswolds.

Chipping Campden

One of ‘the most beautiful villages in the UK’, Chipping Campden is an ideal venue for a holiday, or a short break. The ancient town has many places of interest, with beautiful buildings, providing a mix of architectural styles, including St James Church, the Market Hall, and the Old Silk Mill. The village was host to the ‘Cotswold Olympics’, which was founded in 1612, long before the modern Olympic Games had even been established. Even today, this version of the games takes place every summer. With so much to see and do, you will have to come back more than once to fit everything in!

Stratford-upon-Avon

Stratford-upon-Avon is the birthplace of William Shakespeare. Known for it’s easy road and rail access, it is the perfect destination for a day out or a short break. The town sits on the banks of the River Avon, which was once a key trade route. Now, the River is used mainly for a number of leisure activities that involve all of the locals. Like many of the other towns and villages in the Cotswolds, the town is surrounded by superb rural countryside. Bursting with culture and history, ‘Shakespeare’s Stratford’ is a delightful surprise.

Stow-on-the-Wold

Stow-on-the-Wold is one of the most visited placed in the Cotswolds. The Market Square is the feature point of the village, with an ancient cross at one end, and 19th Century stocks at the other. Despite the village having a wide and open appearance, there are many alleyways and small passages which link up to the square, all of which are begging to be explored and followed. Home to the oldest accommodation in the Cotswolds, and for that matter in England, is The Royalist Inn, with history tracing back to 947AD. Many ghostly tales have been heard about this inn.

Quite simply, the Cotswolds is the largest ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ in England and Wales. Set in an extremely picturesque area of Southern England, it is brimming with history and culture. Whether you spend one day, or one week in the area, you will have to return to see all of its true magnificence. With Bourton-on-the-Water, Broadway, Chipping Campden, and Stow-on-the-Wold all within 14 miles of Cheltenham, staying at Beaumont House, a 5 star luxury hotel in Cheltenham, is the obvious choice to get the most out of your break.