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Cirencester is situated on the banks of River Churn. It is an old market town in Gloucestershire, England and the biggest town in Cotswold District. London is about 93 miles from here. It is also well known for the Royal Agricultural College which is amongst the oldest agricultural colleges. Corinium Museum in Cirencester is famous for its wide-ranging Roman display. You could visit the Brewery Arts Centre, Roman Amphitheatre and Cirencester Park when you stay in Cirencester hotels. Cirencester hotels are teeming with visitors with numerous attractions in the region.
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Cirencester is the main service hub for thousands of people who live in the neighbouring areas. At one time it was a very prosperous medieval town famous for its wool. The market square is dominated by St. John the Baptist church. In keeping with its market traditions, even today traders set up stalls on Mondays and Fridays, and it is known for its antique and craft market. It is simple to book Cirencester hotels online. Book your Cirencester hotels and enjoy the markets!
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Travelodge Cirencester
Hotel in center Cirencester
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Fleece Hotel Cirencester
Market Place 41 - GL7 2NZ Cirencester GloucestershireCirencester is the Capital of the Cotswolds- and Cirencester has inherited many charming Cotswold stone buildings and is well sited for touring the Cotswolds.
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Cirencester HotelsBEST WESTERN Stratton House Hotel
Gloucester Road - GL7 2LE Cirencester·From: M4. Leave at Junction 15 (Swindon) head toward Cirencester on the A419/417, get off at Burford Road Junction, at the top of slip road turn left onto A429 toward town, at the roundabout turn right (A417). The Best Western Stratton House Hotel is approximately one mile on the left., Nearby Cities:, Nearby Cities:, Recreation:, Recreation:, Corporate Locations:, Local Attractions:, Corporate Locations:, Shopping:, Shopping:, Transportation:, Transportation:
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Travelodge Cirencester
Burford Road - GL7 5DS Cirencester GloucestershireExit junction 11a of M5 and take the A417 towards Cirencester. From M4, exit junction 15 and take A419. The Travelodge is situated at the junction of the A417/A419/A429.
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Barnsley House Hotel
Barnsley Herb Garden - GL7 5EE Cirencester18 Beautiful Rooms World Famous Gardens Garden Spa its own Village Pub and even a private Cinema. Barnsley House is a luxury hotel situated in the heart of the Cotswolds village of Barnsley inbetween the market town of Cirencester and Bibury once described by William Morris as the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds. Worldfamous gardener Rosemary Verey began redesigning the gardens of Barnsley House in the late 1950s transforming it to the present layout that today attracts visitors from around the globe. Now a boutique hotel each room has its own personality and character some with traditional stone fireplaces wooden floors and beams blended with contemporary furnishings designed by top London interior designers Fox Linton.
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New Inn at Coln
Coln St. Aldwyns Gloustershire - GL7 5AN Cirencester GloustershireThe charming and unspoilt Gloucestershire village of Coln St Aldwyn was recently ranked the 7th most desirable in the country by Country Life magazine. With easy access to Cirencester, Cheltenham, Stow-on-the-Wold and the M5, the village boasts a central location but fully benefits from the breathtaking beauty of the Cotswolds – officially designated an area of outstanding natural beauty with miles of pleasant walks and stunning natural views to explore. The nearby area also boasts many interesting pursuits to appeal to all tastes, including Birdland Park & Gardens, the 18th Century Rococo Garden at Painswick, and many popular National Trust properties.
