Brimpsfield Hotels

"My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The rooms were clean and well maintained, the staff were friendly and welcoming, and the location was excellent with plenty to see and do nearby. We would happily stay here again."

"It's a lovely hotel although I had a dodgy tummy after breakfast both days and the music in the breakfast room was an awful collection of pop pap."

"The food and the staff where great "

"Booked the stay last minute for the Jazz Festival,and so glad we chose Malmaison. Alex at the front desk was fantastic,friendly and very welcoming and we were also able to park in the underground garage. We stayed in a Club deluxe room which was amazing,overall couldn’t fault anything,this hotel will now be our go to hotel in Cheltenham."

"Lovely room - a bit too warm at times. Great location and staff were helpful n"

"Good location, no bar or restaurant but within walking distance of town Very quiet and a good breakfast, free parking available"

"Ants in the bedroom and on the bed"

"Staff were extremely helpful and friendly. Rooms very clean and had everything you need. We felt that prices were a little high for some of the food,as it was not value for money. Would definitely recommend staying here. The grounds are beautiful and lovely walks along the canal bank"

"We checked that we could get an accessible room before making the booking. We also stated our requirements on the booking form. The request was on the system but unfortunately not fulfilled. We were told if we didn’t accept the room, we would not be refunded (even though the hotel had admitted fault). We were then taken outside (in the rain), to go through the bar, restaurant and many doors before reaching our room. The rooms are extremely outdated, with no air conditioning and the radiator being on, with no means to turn it off. The tiny gap in the open window did nothing to help the situation. Accessibility for wheelchair users is ridiculous. I can honestly say it is one of the worst, disorganised places we have ever had the misfortune to stay at "