The Crown Of Crucis

Hotel in Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Ampney Crucis, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 5RS

Hotel Information

In a peaceful setting in a pretty South Cotswolds village, this 16th-century inn is rich in original character and traditional charm, with a wood-beamed bar and a great restaurant. Near the historic town of Cirencester, the Crown of Crucis is a traditional English country hotel with a large free car park. It stands beside Ampney Brook, overlooking the village's cricket green. The comfortable en suite rooms have an elegant country-house style and overlook a central Mediterranean-style courtyard. Many rooms overlook the quiet stream and the cricket pitch. Carefully restored, the traditional bar boasts beautiful original features including open log fires. With a creative approach to food, the award-winning restaurant serves lunch and dinner made from fresh, fine local produce prepared by innovative chefs.

We are delighted that pets are allowed at The Crown Of Crucis, subject to conditions. Please check with the hotel for advice regarding this pet-friendly hotel.

Meeting and banqueting facilities are available at The Crown Of Crucis. Please check with reception for more information about our meeting and business banqueting facilities.

The hotel offers internet services, and a wireless hotspot connection is available.

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�49.00Per room, per night

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Hotel Facilities & Features

	Parking Available
	Restaurant
	Pet Friendly Hotel
	Room Service
	Meeting Rooms
	Bar
	24hr Front Desk
	Fitness Centre/Gym
	Disabled Facilities
	Internet Access
	Wireless Internet/LAN
	Indoor Swimming Pool
	Outdoor Swimming Pool

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