With more and more families opting to holiday in England in 2009, the popularity of this venue with guests is evidence of quality combined with reasonable prices. The Crucis Bar is quite simply the perfect village pub, the Crucis restaurant offers top quality selection of locally sourced, freshly cooked, produce, and the location is ideal, in fact the Cotswolds is renowned as being the top destination English holiday spot for overseas visitors on vacation in England.
Roaring log fires in the winter; strawberries and Cotswolds cream tea by the river in the summer; delicious, traditional, home-cooked food; fine, locally brewed real ales; a stunningly beautiful building dating from the 16th Century and, of course, good company combine to make all the ingredients needed for the perfect family holiday. Add to this a very well appointed 25-bedroom hotel annex, ample car parking and simply exquisite views across the river and meadows beyond, and you have the precise recipe for a relaxing and enjoyable venue.
“The recession means that people are opting to holiday in England and the Cotswolds is the No. 1 ranked tourist attraction for overseas visitors when coming to England, proof that it deserves its reputation,” says owner Dawn Calvert. “People at home recognise this, and when selecting a place to stay want good quality as they are very choosy about how they spend their holiday pounds if they are going to holiday at home.
“As a family business, we treat every guest individually, I think that’s the hallmark of our success over the years, as it takes time to build a reputation; we are continually striving to improve and I think our guests recognise and respect this.”
There are 25 well appointed bedrooms in the separate hotel annex that are well suited to leisure and business guests alike. All rooms are en-suite with bath and shower, and offer TV, coffee & tea making facilities and a writing desk. Most enjoy beautiful views across the trout stream and meadows beyond in a quiet location.
With twin, double and family rooms available, all set in peaceful Gloucestershire countryside, there's no better base for exploring the area after a restful night.
Nestling in the Cotswolds village of Ampney Crucis, this charming former 16th Century coaching inn is steeped in history. Set in grounds featuring the pretty Ampney Crucis trout stream with old English meadows, the original Cotswolds honey coloured limestone building makes for the perfect stay in the Cotswolds.
Guests can explore the pretty Cotswolds villages such as Chipping Campden, Bourton-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-Wold. For the more adventurous, the Cities of Bath, Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon and Bristol are all within one hour’s drive away. Nearby, the regency town of Cheltenham, home to The Cheltenham Gold Cup and Cheltenham Jazz Festival is packed with London style shops, wine bars and literary and arts activities. Blenheim Palace, The National Arboretum at Westonbirt, Cotswolds Water Park and the Cotswold Wildlife Park are some of the many attractions for all the family in the Cotswolds. http://www.cotswoldcountryhotel.co.uk/
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The Crown of Crucis has all the convenience of a modern hotel, situated in a pretty Cotswold village in the heart of the Gloucestershire countryside. There are 25 comfortable bedrooms, 2 conference and function rooms and the hotel is licensed for civil weddings.
The Crown of Crucis is located on the A417 near Cirencester. Food is served all day in the traditional Cotswold pub with riverside garden. Children and pets are welcome and there is ample parking space. This Cotswolds country house award winning hotel is an AA Three Star Hotel and is also featured in the Good Pub Guide.
As a family run business, the Crown of Crucis Cotswold hotel offers a personal service and caters for people of all ages and tastes. For example, if a guest has a food allergy or any other individual preferences, the chefs in the kitchen will be pleased to adapt menus accordingly.
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