The Malt Shovel Inn - Cheltenham
51.85508, -2.55635Featuring Wi-Fi in public areas, The Malt Shovel Inn Cheltenham is approximately 10 minutes by car from the ruined 11th - century hill - top Goodrich Castle. Parking is available on site at the 3-star inn.
Location
You'll need 36-minute drive to Gloucestershire airport. Hopewell Colliery is within easy walking distance of this Cheltenham hotel, while Cinderhill Way bus stop is merely 10 minutes' stroll away. There is Symonds Yat West Leisure Park approximately 6 km from the property.
Essential information about The Malt Shovel Inn
💵 Lowest room price | 138 NZ$ |
📏 Distance to centre | 33.2 km |
✈️ Distance to airport | 32.0 km |
🧳 Nearest airport | Gloucestershire, GLO |
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Reviews of The Malt Shovel Inn
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John
Set in a beautiful area, perfect for a business trip with plenty of walks. The staff were incredibly welcoming and provided a great service, which included an amazing selection of local beers. The pub was very cozy and has a unique and interesting décor, making it stand out from other generic hotels.
Our room was located up two flights of steep stairs making it difficult to carry heavy luggage. The Wi-Fi signal in our room was also quite weak making it difficult to do work.
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Jennifer
The Malt Shovel Inn is a hidden gem located in the Forest of Dean, making it the perfect base for exploring the area. The hosts, Dan and Dawn, are incredibly welcoming and create a friendly atmosphere in the bar. The rooms are clean and comfortable, providing a cozy retreat after a day of adventure. The breakfast offered is a traditional British spread, with options like toast, cereal, and croissants. the pub serves a great selection of beers and boasts a skittles team and alley on the first floor, adding to its characterful charm.
Some of the décor may not be to everyone's taste, with stuffed birds and animals on the stairs and quirky wall hangings throughout the inn.
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George
Had a wonderful Christmas stay at this charming inn. Loved the cozy and atmospheric ambiance of the ancient building with its stone walls and old fireplaces. The warm and friendly service of the staff made us feel right at home. The real ales and ciders on offer were excellent and we really enjoyed trying them all. The location provided us with stunning views of the surrounding countryside, which made for a perfect winter wonderland experience.
That the food menu was limited during the holiday period. We would have liked to have more choices for our meals.