Close Hotel Tetbury

General Information

Embedded in the wonderful Cotswold market place city of Tetbury, The Close Hotel and Restaurant contains the enviable image of being one of the best sixteenth century city houses in the Cotswolds. Primarily built in 1535 during the reign of King Henry VIII for John Steede a local Yeoman, the cottage features had plenty of proprietors including Sir Thomas Estcourt, a rich wool merchant of the period. Since becoming a hotel in 1974, the Close Hotel features developed a good name for excellence in cordiality by creating a warm and hospitable ambience, combined with the efficiency demanded by today's work world. This Magnuson Hotels affiliate provides its visitors nutritious breakfas every morning, free wi-fi, and prime food at the Garden Restaurant, which is supplemented by the cities finest wine catalogue. Facade table hours are 7am - 12am daily.

Location Information

Embedded in the prime Cotswold market place city of Tetbury, The Close Hotel and Restaurant retains the enviable image of being one of the best sixteenth century city houses in the Cotswolds. Primarily built in 1535 during the reign of King Henry VIII for John Steede a local Yeoman, the cottage features had plenty of proprietors including Sir Thomas Estcourt, a rich wool merchant of the period. Since becoming a hotel in 1974, the Close Hotel features developed a dignity for excellence in cordiality by creating a warm and friendly ambiance, combined with the efficiency demanded by today's work world. This Magnuson Hotels affiliate provides its visitors nutritious breakfas every morning, free wi-fi, and excellent food at the Garden Restaurant, which is supplemented by the cities finest wine catalogue. Facade table hours are 7am - 12am daily.