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The Ormond at Tetbury
Located in the centre of Tetbury, The Ormond is a stylish, Cotswold inn within easy reach of Westonbirt Arboretum, Highgrove and the market towns of Cirencester and Stroud, providing an ideal base for discovering this area of outstanding natural beauty with its many picturesque villages. Tetbury, has an array of beautiful old buildings, independent boutiques and galleries and is made for exploring, or we can arrange activities for you. From hiring a classic car to 18 holes of golf, flying lessons or clay pigeon shooting there is plenty to occupy you for a few days away.
Dating from the 17th Century, the hotel is a comfortable blend of old and new, creating an atmosphere which is relaxed, informal and individual. With elegant rooms, delicious award-winning food, a friendly bar and exceptional service, the Ormond is the perfect location for business or pleasure. We look forward to welcoming you to The Ormond at Tetbury.
Accommodation:
As you would expect from a building that dates from the 17th century, our bedrooms come in a variety of shapes and sizes, all with their own distinctive character. All rooms have flat screen LCD TVs with Freeview. All have tea & coffee making facilities in the room or you can order room service if you wish!
Cots are available for babies, with a baby basket of essentials provided in case you’ve forgotten anything. Monitors work in the restaurant or bar from most of the bedrooms or the hotel can organise a professional babysitter.
Hotel Facilities:
The restaurant and bar form the heart of the Ormond Hotel. Whether it’s a full English breakfast, traditional Sunday Roast, celebration meal or morning coffee and cakes, we cater for every occasion with delicious, modern British food. The restaurant offers a monthly changing a la carte menu with
Head Chef Mariuz Przeworski.
Originally from Poland, Mario’s career in the UK began over 8 years ago. Importantly he has spent all of this time here in the Cotswolds. Locally renowned 5 star hotel Calcott Manor was his first taste of dishes we like in this area, followed by the well regarded Rectory Hotel and Swan at Southrop, before joining The Ormond in January 2012.
Mario runs a busy kitchen serving robust, seasonal British food with some classic French inspired dishes using local sourced produce, game and meat from the many farms around Tetbury. He can often be seen at Stroud or Cirencester farmer’s markets buying from local suppliers like Madgett’s Farm, suppliers of our excellent duck and chicken, and generally keeping in touch with new local food producers.
Dropping in for a drink or need to quell that hunger, The Ormond Bar has long been a popular meeting place in town. The warm, cosy atmosphere is exceptionally welcoming and with candles and fires in the winter, newspapers, magazines and sofas, it’s a great spot to while away an evening. The bar serves four real ales, including a guest ale, permium draught beers, 2 carefully selected draught ciders and a great variety of bottled and continental beers and ciders. We have a wide selection of wines by the glass, warming mulled wine in winter, and an excellent choice of digestifs and local liqueurs from suppliers in Gloucestershire.
Smoking is permitted outside in our Courtyard Garden.
Local Areas of Interest:
The area known as the Cotswold Water Park contains 147 lakes and was formed by quarrying and gravel extraction over the last 50 years. So far these lakes cover almost 1,000 hectares of open water and provide excellent leisure opportunities for sailing, water ski-ing, wind-surfing, canoeing and diving. For those who prefer to stay on land there is walking, cycling, bird-watching, angling, paint-balling and in summer the Cotswold Country Park is ideal for children with its sandy beach, adventure playground and children’s activities and pedalos.
With a rich variety of flora and fauna these lakes provide a home for a stunning variety of wildlife thoughout the year. Birdwatchers will be rewarded for their patience in the bird hide, as regular visitors include the great crested grebe, sedge warblers, whitethroat and kingfishers and a visit in winter could well include sightings of fieldfare, brambling, wigeon, pochard and teal.
Just 30 minutes from The Ormond
Westonbirt is an historic, Victorian picturesque landscape and an internationally important tree and shrub collection with 17 miles of paths through five national collections. It is managed by the Forestry Commission and supported by the Friends of Westonbirt Arboretum.
The 16,000 trees (2,500 different specimens) come from Britain, China, North America, Japan, Chile and other temperate climates.
Westonbirt attracts over 350,000 visits per year and is known worldwide for its spectacular display of autumn colour and the rhododendron, azalea and magnolia displays in the spring. The arboretum is popular for groups, individuals and educational visits. Popular events include the Live Music concerts programme in the summer, Treefest and the Enchanted Christmas illuminated trail, not to mention the special “Dog Days” held in the autumn.
Just 5 minutes from The Ormond.
Slimbridge is wildlife up close… great spectacles… things to do beautiful landscapes… places for children to explore… good food… friendly faces…and beautiful pink flamingoes!
Slimbridge offer unique experience for all the family to enjoy beautiful surroundings. Be sure to visit the interactive visitor centre. The flamingo’s are a must see and if you want to do some serious twitching then there numerous hides overlooking the adjoining marshes.
There is a restaurant and children’s play are within the grounds and don’t forget to buy some bird feed which is on sale in the excellent shop
Just 30 minutes from The Ormond.
The ancient Roman city of Bath is a jewel of the South Cotswolds. Just 35 minutes from our door but offers hours of endless exploration for everyone.
The attractions and museums in Bath and beyond take you on a trip through time. There’s such an exceptional choice of things to see and do – from the world famous Roman Baths and the Jane Austen Centre (a shrine to the city’s most famous resident) to the Herschel Museum of Astronomy, Bath Abbey and Fashion Museum. Why not spend the day at one of the many attractions in Bath’s surrounding countryside? You can enjoy a family day out to Longleat or a trip to Stonehenge.
Bath is 35 minutes from The Ormond
Castle Combe has been called ‘The Prettiest Village in England’ and with good reason; visitors have been coming to enjoy its charms for at least a century and the small street leading from the Market Cross down to the By Brook is as picturesque today as it ever was.
In recent times the village has played host to many filming activities, the most famous of these being ‘Doctor Doolittle’ filmed in and around the village in 1966. More recently the village has had a major role in ‘War Horse‘, ‘Stardust‘ and ‘The Wolf Man’. The village is also a sanctuary to wildlife as it is a conservation area and enjoys the beauty of nature at its very best.
Castle Combe is 20 minutes from The Ormond
Directions & Address:
From London
M4 until junction 17, follow the A429 towards Cirencester. After Malmesbury you will come to a left turn for Tetbury, take this turn and follow the B4014 into Tetbury where you will come to a mini roundabout at the Marketplace. Go straight ahead and we are 50 metres on your right, opposite Prince Charles’ Highgrove shop.
From Bristol/ Bath/Wales
Come off the M4 at Junction 18 and follow the A46 towards Cirecncester until you come to a right turn for Tetbury. Follow the A433 for 7 miles intoTetbury where you will come to a mini roundabout. Turn left and we are 50 metres on the right opposite Prince Charles’ Highgrove shop.
From The North
Come off the M5 at the Cirencester junction, follow the A419 to Cirencester and follow the ring road. You will pick up signs for Bristol and Tetbury, follow those signs onto the A433 and after 10 miles you will come into Tetbury where it becomes Long Street. We are 50 metres up on the left hand side before the marketplace.
By Train
London Paddington to Kemble station – 1 hour 15 minutes on the direct main line to Cheltenham Spa.
Please note that some trains stop at Swindon and you may have to change to a local train for the one stop to Kemble, this increases the journey by about 15 minutes. Most of the trains are direct so it is preferable to choose one of those.
The Ormond at Tetbury
23 Long Street, Tetbury
Gloucestershire GL8 8AA
The Ormond at Tetbury
| Resort | The Ormond at Tetbury | |
| Address | Tetbury | |
| Price | Double/Twin £120 per night | |
| - | including a full english breakfast | |
| Criteria | Early Check in (Mid day earliest) £25 | |
| - | Late Check out (upto 3pm) £25 | |
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Dating from the 17th Century, the hotel is a comfortable blend of old and new, creating an atmosphere which is relaxed, informal and individual. With elegant rooms, delicious award-winning food, a friendly bar and exceptional service, the Ormond is the perfect location for business or pleasure. We look forward to welcoming you to The Ormond at Tetbury.
Accommodation:
As you would expect from a building that dates from the 17th century, our bedrooms come in a variety of shapes and sizes, all with their own distinctive character. All rooms have flat screen LCD TVs with Freeview. All have tea & coffee making facilities in the room or you can order room service if you wish!
Cots are available for babies, with a baby basket of essentials provided in case you’ve forgotten anything. Monitors work in the restaurant or bar from most of the bedrooms or the hotel can organise a professional babysitter.
Hotel Facilities:
The restaurant and bar form the heart of the Ormond Hotel. Whether it’s a full English breakfast, traditional Sunday Roast, celebration meal or morning coffee and cakes, we cater for every occasion with delicious, modern British food. The restaurant offers a monthly changing a la carte menu with
Head Chef Mariuz Przeworski.
Originally from Poland, Mario’s career in the UK began over 8 years ago. Importantly he has spent all of this time here in the Cotswolds. Locally renowned 5 star hotel Calcott Manor was his first taste of dishes we like in this area, followed by the well regarded Rectory Hotel and Swan at Southrop, before joining The Ormond in January 2012.
Mario runs a busy kitchen serving robust, seasonal British food with some classic French inspired dishes using local sourced produce, game and meat from the many farms around Tetbury. He can often be seen at Stroud or Cirencester farmer’s markets buying from local suppliers like Madgett’s Farm, suppliers of our excellent duck and chicken, and generally keeping in touch with new local food producers.
Dropping in for a drink or need to quell that hunger, The Ormond Bar has long been a popular meeting place in town. The warm, cosy atmosphere is exceptionally welcoming and with candles and fires in the winter, newspapers, magazines and sofas, it’s a great spot to while away an evening. The bar serves four real ales, including a guest ale, permium draught beers, 2 carefully selected draught ciders and a great variety of bottled and continental beers and ciders. We have a wide selection of wines by the glass, warming mulled wine in winter, and an excellent choice of digestifs and local liqueurs from suppliers in Gloucestershire.
Smoking is permitted outside in our Courtyard Garden.
Local Areas of Interest:
The area known as the Cotswold Water Park contains 147 lakes and was formed by quarrying and gravel extraction over the last 50 years. So far these lakes cover almost 1,000 hectares of open water and provide excellent leisure opportunities for sailing, water ski-ing, wind-surfing, canoeing and diving. For those who prefer to stay on land there is walking, cycling, bird-watching, angling, paint-balling and in summer the Cotswold Country Park is ideal for children with its sandy beach, adventure playground and children’s activities and pedalos.
With a rich variety of flora and fauna these lakes provide a home for a stunning variety of wildlife thoughout the year. Birdwatchers will be rewarded for their patience in the bird hide, as regular visitors include the great crested grebe, sedge warblers, whitethroat and kingfishers and a visit in winter could well include sightings of fieldfare, brambling, wigeon, pochard and teal.
Just 30 minutes from The Ormond
Westonbirt is an historic, Victorian picturesque landscape and an internationally important tree and shrub collection with 17 miles of paths through five national collections. It is managed by the Forestry Commission and supported by the Friends of Westonbirt Arboretum.
The 16,000 trees (2,500 different specimens) come from Britain, China, North America, Japan, Chile and other temperate climates.
Westonbirt attracts over 350,000 visits per year and is known worldwide for its spectacular display of autumn colour and the rhododendron, azalea and magnolia displays in the spring. The arboretum is popular for groups, individuals and educational visits. Popular events include the Live Music concerts programme in the summer, Treefest and the Enchanted Christmas illuminated trail, not to mention the special “Dog Days” held in the autumn.
Just 5 minutes from The Ormond.
Slimbridge is wildlife up close… great spectacles… things to do beautiful landscapes… places for children to explore… good food… friendly faces…and beautiful pink flamingoes!
Slimbridge offer unique experience for all the family to enjoy beautiful surroundings. Be sure to visit the interactive visitor centre. The flamingo’s are a must see and if you want to do some serious twitching then there numerous hides overlooking the adjoining marshes.
There is a restaurant and children’s play are within the grounds and don’t forget to buy some bird feed which is on sale in the excellent shop
Just 30 minutes from The Ormond.
The ancient Roman city of Bath is a jewel of the South Cotswolds. Just 35 minutes from our door but offers hours of endless exploration for everyone.
The attractions and museums in Bath and beyond take you on a trip through time. There’s such an exceptional choice of things to see and do – from the world famous Roman Baths and the Jane Austen Centre (a shrine to the city’s most famous resident) to the Herschel Museum of Astronomy, Bath Abbey and Fashion Museum. Why not spend the day at one of the many attractions in Bath’s surrounding countryside? You can enjoy a family day out to Longleat or a trip to Stonehenge.
Bath is 35 minutes from The Ormond
Castle Combe has been called ‘The Prettiest Village in England’ and with good reason; visitors have been coming to enjoy its charms for at least a century and the small street leading from the Market Cross down to the By Brook is as picturesque today as it ever was.
In recent times the village has played host to many filming activities, the most famous of these being ‘Doctor Doolittle’ filmed in and around the village in 1966. More recently the village has had a major role in ‘War Horse‘, ‘Stardust‘ and ‘The Wolf Man’. The village is also a sanctuary to wildlife as it is a conservation area and enjoys the beauty of nature at its very best.
Castle Combe is 20 minutes from The Ormond
Directions & Address:
From London
M4 until junction 17, follow the A429 towards Cirencester. After Malmesbury you will come to a left turn for Tetbury, take this turn and follow the B4014 into Tetbury where you will come to a mini roundabout at the Marketplace. Go straight ahead and we are 50 metres on your right, opposite Prince Charles’ Highgrove shop.
From Bristol/ Bath/Wales
Come off the M4 at Junction 18 and follow the A46 towards Cirecncester until you come to a right turn for Tetbury. Follow the A433 for 7 miles intoTetbury where you will come to a mini roundabout. Turn left and we are 50 metres on the right opposite Prince Charles’ Highgrove shop.
From The North
Come off the M5 at the Cirencester junction, follow the A419 to Cirencester and follow the ring road. You will pick up signs for Bristol and Tetbury, follow those signs onto the A433 and after 10 miles you will come into Tetbury where it becomes Long Street. We are 50 metres up on the left hand side before the marketplace.
By Train
London Paddington to Kemble station – 1 hour 15 minutes on the direct main line to Cheltenham Spa.
Please note that some trains stop at Swindon and you may have to change to a local train for the one stop to Kemble, this increases the journey by about 15 minutes. Most of the trains are direct so it is preferable to choose one of those.
The Ormond at Tetbury
23 Long Street, Tetbury
Gloucestershire GL8 8AA
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