Find 2 Star Hotels in Eastington from AED 110

"disappointed no parking other resident parked a truck"

"I liked it all........location, room, kitchen dining area the room was too warm for me, would have been good to open the window more!"

"Ideal stay when attending a function at Grittleton house as only a few mins walk. Room was clean however was very cold (we did stay in December). Breakfast was good but no veggie option for my wife and I did not like the cats walking around the dining room and at times sat on my lap and walked across the table."

"Lovely stay with charming hosts. Neil & Bridget were so accommodating. Breakfast was fabulous, using locally sourced produce. Room was welcoming and beds cosy. Highly recommend a stay here. "

"Lovely quaint house, close to town centre. Great communication from owner. So relaxing stay with 2 brilliant nights sleep. Will definitely be back"

"A great place to stay in the heart of Cirencester. Cosy and comfortable rooms with a delicious breakfast!"

"Stayed in the balcony room, was absolutely fantastic, so spacious and comfortable, had a mini kitchen with microwave and all equipment you could need for a short stay. Excellent location to walk to shops and restaurants. Parking available outside, approx £4 for 2 hours, but from 6pm - 8am it is free, we got up at 8am to put a ticket on just in time before the Traffic Warden arrived so be aware of this. Only issue we had was that you are unable to control the heating in any way. Room was cold...

"Short stay but clean and well supplied space."

"Lovely relaxing stay at the site for a couple of days. The yurt had everything we needed and all the facilities were clean. We would very much like to come back and try the dome accomodation."

"Great property - quiet and feels secluded even though it isn’t really. The cottage was very clean and check in/out out were seamless. Would definitely recommend!!"

"There's no doubt that The Boat Inn is a lovely, traditional pub in a super location, right on the banks of the Wye with good views of the river from the bedrooms above the pub. The surroundings are wooded and distinctly bosky, which is nice. There is a small village (Redbrook) with a village shop a few hundred metres away across an old railway bridge. The Boat serves excellent food, but only on certain days - Thursday to Sunday, from memory. BUT beware of the journey there, from the main roads:...