Whilst compact, the stylish room still had great amenities - we especially appreciated the mini fridge. Good lighting options in the room. Good location of the hotel, and whilst there is no parking on site we were informed in advance of the very cheap long stay carpark opposite. The little seating nocks in the restaurant were nice. Great breakfast options - it was hard to know what to choose! The whole hotel was nicely decorated. It was a nice touch to have the rooms individually named rather than just numbers

Whilst the hotel can't change the weather, our room didn't drop below 28.5 degrees during our stay which made it very unpleasant to be in and led to very little sleep. We'd definitely like to visit again when the country isn't experiencing a heatwave!

The building was delightful and the decorations were really nice to our taste. The room was spacious and pleasant -giant bed very comfy. Dinner and cocktails were really very good as was breakfast.

Room only had a shower - would have referred a bath. Due to the nature of the building there were loads of stairs - not good for anyone with limited mobility. Noisy neighbours coming in at 11:30 ad chatting loudly for over an hour - suggests sound proofing needs improving. Weird tapping noise above ceiling on Room 10 ("Tanner") - might have been vermin or bird or more likely some pump system to keep systems pressurised. Mentioned to Reception on checkout who were aware but no idea how to fix.

We liked everything about the hotel: the decor, cleanliness, location (near town centre and nature reserve), very friendly and professional staff, value for money, extra touches (such as water and milk in the fridge supplied every day, coffee machine making lovely coffee, etc.) and amazing breakfast! We had a dinner in the hotel's restaurant and it was a great experience too. What we really like was the attention to detail - well done Ingleside House staff!

The breakfast was excellent on both mornings. However, the first morning we did have to wait a very long time for our breakfast and we had ordered fruit and granola before a main breakfast, but these two items were forgotten. So our first breakfast experience was a bit disappointing, but every thing was fine for breakfast the next day,

Nothing really.

Some interesting breakfast options, more akin to a posh brunch, but the good old Full English was there too. The decor was quirky and interesting but not at the expense of comfort. The staff were lovely. The evening meals in the Teatro restaurant were very good.

One breakfast option - the waffles - took absolutely ages, to the extent that the couple ordering after us had finished their Full English before we got served (and it wasn't actually worth the wait). The en-suite was a litle cramped, though well equipped.

The room was very well styled with good extras such as the coffee machine and the fan.The reception staff were outstanding: really helpful and pleasant. Breakfast had a good range of dishes. The bed was really comfortable.

As it was hot, we had to have the window open and so suffered with road noise from the busy road behind. Breakfast was a little slow. Yea and coffee came first and then was cold by the time the food came.

Beautiful hotel within walking distance to the lovely town of Cirencester. Our room (3Brown) was exceptional, couldn’t fault it. Decorated to a high standard, very clean and had all the amenities (mini fridge, coffee machine, safe) one would need.

At first booking, it did state no parking but there’s more than ample parking (carpark) just across the road and we parked for an overnight stay for less than £3.

The staff went out of the way to make you feel welcome and a very lovely hand written welcome message left on the side table in the room awaited me. You might say what is in a A5 note - well it meant a lot as it showed human gratitude and expression in the hand writing. The Hotel has a lovely feel and the decor is fabulous bring the mix of Traditional and Modern together with some unique abstract colorings to give it a fantastic twist.

I couldn't pick fault in anything other than the temperature in the bedroom was just a bit to cosy for my liking.

Ingleside House, built in Cotswold stone, is a lovely Grade 2 listed building with a 300 year old history. The rooms and downstairs area were very clean and decorated in a rather dramatic theatrical style. Beds were comfortable and breakfast was good. It has excellent positioning, in a quiet street, just a few minutes walk from the centre of Cirencester.

The room was decorated in dark colours and the lighting would have benefited from an option to be brighter if you so wanted it. The restaurant is Teatro, which seems to be a separate business appended to the Barn Theatre next door. As a result, they struggled to add the dinner bill to the hotel bill when we asked them to. Also, the credit card that I used for dinner was not accepted to pay for the hotel.

Lovely hotel, a short walk to the city centre and connected to a theatre in case you fancy seeing a show. Stylish decoration and the restaurant has live music on Friday and Saturday nights!

The staff at reception struggled with simple questions such as drinks orders, we think they may have been new, but they certainly were friendly! For breakfast, the restaurant was virtually empty but it took ages for our food to come through.