Special food at special prices
£19.95 per couple for 2 main courses including a bottle of house white or red wine.
Due to the popularity of our Tuesday night special offer we are continuing to offer 2 mains meals together with a bottle of wine for £19.95 per couple.
Call us on 01451 822 244 in order to book your table.
News & Offers
Classic rooms for £79 Sunday to Thursday
We currently have Classic rooms for £79 at Halford House and £99 at the Dial House including full English breakfast available from Sunday to Thursday this week. Call us now for availability on 01451 822 244.
Halford House Open for Business
If you want great accommodation, a warm welcome and to be in the centre of a beautiful village but without staying in a hotel, then Halford House is perfect for you. After several months renovating this property to the very highest standards, the rooms at Halford are now hotel quality but at bed and breakfast prices. If you need more room for the kids or are travelling in a group then the Jupiter and Saturn suites offer the perfect answer, 2 bedrooms with a shared bathroom.
Online bookings for Halford House.
or Call 01451 822 244
Upcoming Events
Football in the River
Yes you did read it right. August bank holiday sees the ritual of football in the river. Come and watch this amazing spectacle and perhaps follow with a delicious cream tea at the Dial House Hotel in the garden at the back. All the fun kicks off with a fete in the morning with the real kick-off at 4pm
The Times Cheltenham Literature Festival
Formed in 1949, The Cheltenham Literature Festival is the longest-running festival of its kind in the world. The Festival was started by the Spa Manager George Wilkinson, in conjunction with the Tewkesbury-based author John Moore who served as its first director. Actor Ralph Richardson who was born in Cheltenham, launched the festival, and poet Cecil Day Lewis, who taught at Cheltenham college, read a selection of contemporary verse. The Festival prides itself in showcasing the biggest names from contemporary culture with award- winning authors, up-and-coming writing talent and controversial debate. Runs in October.
