2 The Mews, Upper Bath Street

Just 0.8 miles from Cheltenham Town Hall and 0.8 miles from University of Gloucestershire and featuring free WiFi, 2 The Mews, Upper Bath Street offers accommodation in Cheltenham.

The holiday home is fitted with 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, bed linen, towels, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a fully equipped kitchen, and a balcony with city views.

The holiday home offers a terrace.

The nearest airport is Gloucestershire Airport, 3.7 miles from 2 The Mews, Upper Bath Street.

Information about the host

2 The Mews is located in the sort after area of Leckhampton, a few minutes walk from Montpellier. It is a newly renovated three-story townhouse, with stylish decor, close to amenities such as coffee shops, bars, restaurants, convenience stores and local boutiqes. The Mews has three double-rooms, all with link-beds, which means they can be converted from double beds into single ones. The house includes fresh towels for each guest, a dishwasher, cooker, coffee-pod machine, microwave, flatscreen SMART TV with Virgin Media, as well as FREE fast WiFi. As the beds are link beds, guests will need to add in their requirements when they book, how they would like the beds laid out before they arrive. For example, one double bed and four single beds, two double beds and two single beds etc.

We have ensured the townhouse is finished to a high-standard with a modern look and excellent TV and WiFi facilities.

Leckhampton is a suburb of Cheltenham with top restaurants such as the Daffodil, and trendy cafes and boutiques. The high-end shopping district Montpellier is a five minute walk from The Mews, and the town centre is just a 10 minute walk away. Cheltenham is a spa town located within The Cotwolds, its label as a holiday resort dates back to the discovery of mineral springs in 1716. The town is famous for its Regency architecture and is said to be "the most complete regency town in England, with Many of the buildings being listed. Well-known for its racecourse, Cheltenham is the home of jump racing and hosts the Cheltenham Festival and Gold Cup every March, which sees the town packed with race goers. More recently, it has become an iconic festival town with festivals celebrating music, science, jazz, literature, food and drink. It is popular for shopping and has a great offering of food, drink, arts, culture and nightlife, making it an all-round destination.