The Golden Cross Hotel 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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On-site Dining
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Child-friendly
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No pets allowed
Location
Located 10 minutes' drive from Greyfriars, The Golden Cross Hotel Cirencester is within 500 metres of New Brewery Arts. Situated in the immediate vicinity of the Parish Church of St John Baptist, this hotel features an à la carte restaurant serving British cuisine.
Cirencester centre can be reached within 10 minutes' walk. The 3-star inn in Cirencester is a 20-minute stroll from Cirencester Amphitheatre. 1.6 km from the Rugrats and Half Pints soft play centre is a perk for guests staying at The Golden Cross. This property is located 35 km from Gloucestershire airport and a few steps from Abbey Way bus stop.
The rooms at the hotel include an ironing set, as well as media facilities like cable channels. Guests can use a walk-in shower, along with hairdryers and dressing gowns.
The Golden Cross Hotel serves a continental breakfast every morning. There is a lounge bar on site. Indian Rasoi offers Balti dishes and lies a 5-minute walk away.
Review by hotel critic
During my recent stay at the Golden Cross Inn in Cirencester, I was captivated by its charming blend of history and modernity. The spacious apartment was perfect for a cozy gathering with friends, equipped with a bachelor kitchen that made our late-night snack sessions delightful. The stand-out culinary experience was truly the delectable dishes served, especially the grilled lobster with garlic and chive butter-a must-try for any seafood lover! With friendly staff that quickly became like family, the atmosphere was welcoming and vibrant, reflecting both local charm and an inviting environment. I also appreciated the convenient location near a free car park, allowing us to explore Cirencester's historic center without any hassle. The Golden Cross Inn definitely delivered on all fronts, combining comfortable accommodations with fantastic food and exceptional service-a true gem for any traveler seeking both relaxation and great culinary experiences.
