About Us
Rooms on The Prom is a grade 2 listed house located in the center of Cheltenham that still has some of its original features.
Every room at Rooms on The Prom features a private bathroom with soft towels, bed linens, complimentary toiletries, a flat-screen TV, and a kitchenette with a microwave, toaster, and mini fridge for preparing tea and coffee. A few rooms have a balcony and a sitting space with views of the floral beds. The rooms are only reachable by stairs, therefore those with limited mobility could find them unsuitable.
There will be a continental breakfast served the day of your arrival.
Coaches from all major towns and airports often arrive at the coach station directly outside our facilities, making the central position ideal for guests arriving by coach. Taxis were ready at the train station for guests arriving by rail, and it would take them five minutes to go to the Promenade.
This is the place to stay if visitors want to go shopping, hang out with friends, dine at some of the best restaurants, see a show at the Town Hall or Everyman Theatre, or go to one of the numerous festivals that Cheltenham is known for. Everything is essentially within walking distance of the majority of these.
The Montpellier neighborhood, which has a range of boutique stores and pubs, is two minutes' walk away. Located two miles outside the town center, Pittville Pump Room was established in the 19th century and was formerly a spa. Today, it serves as a venue for performances and exhibitions.
With a view of the Promenade Flower Gardens, this property is ideally situated for exploring nearby attractions including Sudeley Castle, Cheltenham Racecourse, Gloucester Cathedral, and Tewkesbury Abbey, to mention a few. You might see all that the Cotswolds have to offer and visit the nearby villages by taking the Romantic Road itinerary. This is in addition to all the events that Cheltenham hosts, including the Cheltenham Gold Cup, the Jazz and Music Festival, the Literature Festival, and more.
Every room at Rooms on The Prom features a private bathroom with soft towels, bed linens, complimentary toiletries, a flat-screen TV, and a kitchenette with a microwave, toaster, and mini fridge for preparing tea and coffee. A few rooms have a balcony and a sitting space with views of the floral beds. The rooms are only reachable by stairs, therefore those with limited mobility could find them unsuitable.
There will be a continental breakfast served the day of your arrival.
Coaches from all major towns and airports often arrive at the coach station directly outside our facilities, making the central position ideal for guests arriving by coach. Taxis were ready at the train station for guests arriving by rail, and it would take them five minutes to go to the Promenade.
This is the place to stay if visitors want to go shopping, hang out with friends, dine at some of the best restaurants, see a show at the Town Hall or Everyman Theatre, or go to one of the numerous festivals that Cheltenham is known for. Everything is essentially within walking distance of the majority of these.
The Montpellier neighborhood, which has a range of boutique stores and pubs, is two minutes' walk away. Located two miles outside the town center, Pittville Pump Room was established in the 19th century and was formerly a spa. Today, it serves as a venue for performances and exhibitions.
With a view of the Promenade Flower Gardens, this property is ideally situated for exploring nearby attractions including Sudeley Castle, Cheltenham Racecourse, Gloucester Cathedral, and Tewkesbury Abbey, to mention a few. You might see all that the Cotswolds have to offer and visit the nearby villages by taking the Romantic Road itinerary. This is in addition to all the events that Cheltenham hosts, including the Cheltenham Gold Cup, the Jazz and Music Festival, the Literature Festival, and more.