12 Listings
Central Gloucester hotel at Bakers Quay with on-site restaurant, free Wi-Fi and parking close to Gloucester Docks and Gloucester Quays.
Country house hotel and spa near Gloucester with bedrooms, dining, spa facilities and event spaces.
City-centre hotel on Worcester Street offering affordable en-suite rooms within easy reach of Gloucester station, the cathedral and the city centre.
Country house hotel on the hillside just outside Gloucester, with a restaurant, bar and quick access into the city and the Cotswolds.
Modern hotel on the edge of Gloucester near Robinswood Hill, with spa and pool facilities plus straightforward access to the city centre and M5.
Independent Gloucester hotel on London Road, around ten minutes' walk from the city centre, rail station and bus station. A practical choice for a Gloucester stay with free parking, Wi-Fi and EV charging on site.
Modern country hotel on the northern edge of Gloucester, handy for city breaks, weddings and a quieter stay just outside the centre.
Friendly guest house beside Gloucester Park, well placed for the station, city centre sights and short stays near the docks.
Four-star country-house hotel on the edge of Gloucester, set in parkland at Upton St Leonards and well placed for city breaks, weddings and short stays near the Cotswolds. A sensible option if you want a quieter base outside the centre without being far from Gloucester Quays or the cathedral.
A four-star hotel on the Gloucester side of Brockworth with spa facilities, event space and straightforward access to both Gloucester and Cheltenham. It suits city breaks, business stays and longer Gloucestershire weekends where you want a quieter edge-of-city base.
Modern hotel at Waterwells Business Park in Quedgeley, handy for drivers who want a practical base just south of Gloucester with straightforward access to the Quays, cathedral and M5. A solid option for short stays, business trips or stopping off before heading into the city.
Boutique self-catering aparthotel on Spa Road, a short walk from Gloucester Quays, the docks and the cathedral. Well suited to city breaks or longer stays if you want somewhere central with easy access to Gloucester’s bars, restaurants and waterfront.
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Hotels near Gloucester cover a few quite different needs, so it is worth deciding early whether you want a walkable city stay or a practical base for driving around the county. Central stays make the most sense if your plan revolves around Gloucester Quays, the Cathedral, Guildhall events or a rail arrival, because you can spend more time on foot and less time moving the car. Properties on the edge of the city or near main routes are usually better for business trips, motorway access, late arrivals or day trips into places such as Cheltenham, the Forest of Dean and the Cotswolds.
The local tourism guide separates accommodation into hotels, guest houses and B&Bs, self-catering and serviced apartments, which is a useful clue to how Gloucester is best searched. Traditional hotel stays suit short breaks and one-night stops, while serviced apartments or self-catering options are often better for longer stays, family visits or anyone who wants kitchen space and a bit more independence. Inns and smaller places can be a good middle ground if you want more character than a standard chain hotel without giving up easy parking and breakfast.
Before booking, check the dull but important details: whether parking is included, whether the property is truly city-centre or just outside Gloucester, and how it handles event weekends when the Quays or Cathedral draw more visitors in. If you are planning to eat out and walk in the evening, location matters more than star rating; if you are using Gloucester as a base for wider touring, road access usually matters more than being in the very centre. This category is most useful when you treat it as trip-planning, not just bed-shopping.