Hotels in Cirencester

Cirencester's hotels and inns lean heavily on the town's history, with several occupying converted coaching houses right on the market square, a short stroll from the Corinium Museum and the parish church. The Kings Head Hotel is the standout historic option in the centre, combining period character with modern comfort and its own restaurants and deli. Beyond the town, a wider choice of country house hotels, farmhouse B&Bs and boutique stays is scattered through the surrounding villages, many set within walking distance of Cirencester Park or a short drive from the Cotswold Water Park. Families visiting the Cotswold Wildlife Park or the Water Park's beaches and watersports centres often prefer to base themselves slightly out of town, trading a little convenience for larger rooms, parking and gardens. Whichever you choose, Cirencester's central position on the A417 and A419 means everywhere in town is within easy reach of the wider southern Cotswolds, from Bibury and the Ampneys to Tetbury and Malmesbury. Book ahead for market days and during the summer polo season at Cirencester Park, when the town's more central hotels fill up quickly.