The Somerset Arms Pub
Full of warmth and character this is one of Cheltenham’s last remaining traditional ale houses. Nestled in a fine Victorian backstreet in the popular Leckhampton area of southern Cheltenham It’s a hidden oasis, serving not only locals but people from far and wide enjoying it’s unique ambience created by some very eccentric and eclectic décor.
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The New Inn
This 600-year-old Tudor style inn with B&B lodging is a 4-minute walk from Gloucester Cathedral and a 5-minute walk from Gloucester Folk Museum. There are four bars including an award winning Real Ale that offers 12 different cask ales and a coffee shop serving teas and cakes. The restaurant can accommodate up to 48 people.
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The Fountain
The Fountain is one of the oldest known sites connected with the brewing trade in Gloucester. It was owned by Peter Poitevin in the time of Henry III, who was probably the bishop who crowned the young King at St Peter’s Abbey (now the Cathedral) in 1216.
