No 12
Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
Style Boutique bed and breakfast
Setting Listed luxe in charming Cirencester
Formerly a wool merchant’s house and, like the majority of the architecture in this wealthy town, suitably grand with a handsome stone façade, No 12 is distinctly sophisticated and uncountryfied. In all the four individually decorated bedrooms, there are fluffy bathrobes and Molton Brown unguents, the walls are awash with Farrow & Ball paint and beds scattered with merino-wool blankets and gorgeous Osborne & Little fabrics.
Need to know
- Rooms Four.
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Rates
Double rooms from $130.02 (£83), excluding tax at 20 per cent.
Prices have been converted from the hotel's local currency (£83), via XE.com, using today's exchange rate.
- More details Rates include breakfast.
- Facilities Enormous six-foot-six beds with Italian linen sheets and merino-wool blankets.
- Check-out 11.30am. Earliest check-in, 3pm.
- Children Over-12s only, in own room.
- Hotel closed 24 December to 4 January.
- Also No pets; no smoking throughout.
Food and drink at No 12
- Hotel restaurant Breakfast includes cereals, fruit, yogurts, croissants, chocolate brioches and a locally sourced full English, but ask if you fancy something particular, as most tastes can be catered for.
- Room service Tea and coffee on arrival in your room or in the sitting room. Valet parking for exhausted motorists. As well as giving advice on organic farm shops, your hosts can book taxis and restaurants, and even organise champagne and flowers on arrival.
No 12 12 Park Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 2BW
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Smith extra at No 12
10 per cent off your meal at Jesse's Bistro (excluding drinks)
In the know
Our favourite rooms
Room 1 is very romantic: open-plan with free-standing claw-foot bath. Room 2 has an antique leather sleigh bed and a minimalist bathroom with two-person power shower like that in 5, which also has an antique brass bed looking out over the garden.
Packing tips
An empty stomach and a full wallet: Cirencester is packed with gastronomic grocers and a vast range of restaurants and pubs, as well as antiques emporia and style-conscious homeware boutiques.
From the Guestbook…
We had a fantastic stay at No 12 and would recommend it to anyone. Possibly the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in! We would highly recommend eating at the new brasserie just...
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