15th century Cassey memorial Brass in the north aisle. Sir John Cassey
was Chief Lord of the Exchequer. The brass is unusual in that the small
dog at the feet of Cassey's wife is named on the inscription; the earliest
known case of an animal being named on a memorial brass.
Five steep steps to entrance. Beamed sitting room. Beamed open plan kitchen/dining room. Double bedroom with additional bunk (for + 2). Shower room/WC. Spiral stairs … more >> Sleeps 8
18th Century renovated Cotswold stone cottage is on St Chloe Green adjoining National Trust Rodborough Common and Amberley village.
Situated between Minchinhampton , Woodchester … more >> Sleeps 6
We are a family run discount hotel located in the heart of Tewkesbury. Our rooms and facilities are comfortable and adequate but not luxurious. We have however an excellent location, good free parking, all our rooms are en-suite, free wifi in the rooms, we serve an early riser full english … more >>
The Purple Hotel Tewkesbury boasts 71 king sized bedrooms featuring luxury power showers, air conditioning, exclusive movies, modem points, telephone and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities. Nearby attractions include Cheltenham Racecourse, Tewkesbury Abbey, The Three Countries Showground and the Malvern Hills. With its beautiful countryside and picturesque villages such … more >>
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