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Hunting Butts
delightful 19th century
converted barns
C
larence
superb position with
C
ourt
wonderful views
Covered heated swimming Quietly situated on one of Cheltenham’s premier
pool and all weather
historical squares, Clarence Court offers the perfect
tennis court
location for both business and leisure travellers.
Clarence Square is a leafy, quiet sanctuary just a few minutes walk
from the centre of Cheltenham with it’s fine selection of shops,
All cottages are well-
restaurants and places of interest.
equipped and furnished to
Pittville Park with its famous Pump Room is a short walk away, with
the highest standard
Cheltenham Racecourse and the Centaur Conference Centre within
easy walking or travelling distance.
One bedroomed cottages with
Our friendly hotel has been created
within an elegant Regency building,
four poster beds
which was once owned and loved by
the Duke of Wellington. Many of the
For a brochure and further
original features have been maintained
with high Georgian ceilings, ornate
details please telephone
coving and big sash windows.
0870 585 1155
The hotel is privately owned and run
or visit the website
by professional hoteliers with the
www.huntingbutts.co.uk emphasis placed on a warm welcome,
for a virtual tour of each cottage.
friendly service, comfortable beds and
a fantastic freshly cooked traditional
Last minute short breaks may be
English breakfast!
made direct with Hunting Butts
01242 524982
Sleep Well…!!
enjoyEngland
Clarence Square Tel: 01242 580411
www.clarencecourthotel.com
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Email:
enquiries@clarencecourthotel.co.uk
Bishops Cleeve
Cleeve Hill
use the VisitCheltenham booking service call 01242 522878
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