B&B · Cirencester
Cotswold Hare
A bed and breakfast with seven en suite rooms on Victoria Road, Cirencester, with a parking space for every room, for adults and children over ten.
A small bed and breakfast for adults and older children on a quiet street, with its own parking a short walk from the town centre.
- Good: One parking space per room, on site
- Good: Three rooms on the ground floor
- Good: Free changes and cancellations up to 48 hours ahead
- Worth knowing: No children under 10
- Worth knowing: Check-in only between 4.30pm and 7pm
- Worth knowing: No pets, according to its Booking.com and Expedia listings
About
Cotswold Hare is a guest house at 93 Victoria Road, Cirencester, on a quiet residential street a short walk from the town centre. It does not take children under ten.
There are seven en suite rooms, three on the ground floor and four on the first, from a 16 square metre king room to a 33 square metre family room split into two areas, with a super king in one and a single bed in the other. Two can be made up as twins. Each has a smart TV, a tea tray and a fan, and there is a conservatory and a patio for guests.
Breakfast is served in a room with one large table and a few smaller ones, with fruit, pastries, cereals, yoghurt and cheese; gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan needs can be met. Every room has its own free parking space on site, which saves paying for a car park in town. No deposit is taken, and bookings can be changed or cancelled free up to 48 hours before arrival.
It suits couples and older families who want somewhere quiet to sleep with the car off the street. Check-in is only between 4.30pm and 7pm, so plan arrival around it.
Its own access guide (last updated in March 2021) puts the house about half a kilometre from the town centre and Kemble station about 4 miles away. Guests arrive at the side porch. The rear spaces are reached by a narrow drive and suit smaller cars, so ask first with a larger vehicle. The front door has no step, but the ground-floor shower rooms each have a step or a raised tray, and there is no laundry on site. Payment is by Visa, Mastercard or American Express. Its listings on Booking.com and Expedia say pets are not allowed.
The details
- Serving
- Breakfast
- Dietary
- Vegetarian dishes · Vegan dishes · Gluten-free dishes
- Rooms
- 7
- Check-in
- 4.30pm to 7pm
- Check-out
- 7.30am to 10.30am
- Features
- Parking · Wi-Fi · Garden or terrace · Family rooms
- Parking
- Seven spaces on site, three at the front and four at the rear: one for each room, free.
Photos
The garden 
The hallway
Location
Nearby walks, places and things to do
- The Old Brewhouse 0.4 km away
- The Fleece 0.6 km away
- Sam & Jak 0.6 km away
- The King's Head 0.6 km away
Sights nearby
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St John the Baptist, Cirencester
Sight · Church · Cirencester
Cirencester's great wool church on the Market Place, free to visit: a fifteenth-century tower you can climb on set Saturdays, a three-storey porch of about 1490 that served as the town hall, fan vaults, medieval glass and the Boleyn Cup. Grade I.
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Cirencester Park
Sight · Common or park · Cirencester
The Bathurst family's landscape park on the western edge of Cirencester, planted from 1714 by the first Earl Bathurst with Alexander Pope: 8km of rides and woods along the Broad Ride, with Pope's Seat and Alfred's Hall. Grade I registered; a day pass is needed.
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Pope's Seat, Cirencester Park
Sight · Historic building · Cirencester
A small stone pavilion of the early eighteenth century at Seven Rides in Cirencester Park, with a Doric portico and POPE'S SEAT cut in its pediment, named after the poet who helped Lord Bathurst lay out the park. Grade II*; a park day pass is needed.