Hatton Court Hotel / Tara Hotel, Upton Hill, Upton St Leonards, Gloucester GL4 8DE
Hatton Court Hotel is a three star, 45-bedroom hotel. It is built in the style of a 17th century manor house and has stunning views across the Severn Vale. Motorists travelling northwards on the M5 in the hours of darkness will clearly see the hotel brightly lit up during open hours on the side of […]
St. Leonards House, Painswick Road, Upton St Leonards, Gloucester
At the Shire Hall in Gloucester on Saturday 29th August 1896 at 11.45 a.m. a license was applied for: ‘To sell by retail, wines, spirits, ale, beer, stout, cider and perry at a house known as Saint Leonards House, Painswick House, near the City, but in the County of Gloucester, to be drunk and consumed […]
Royal Oak, Upton St Leonards, Gloucester
Gloucester Journal – 24th September 1881. A fatal fall. In July last we recorded the circumstances of an Accident which occurred to Mr William Poole of the Royal Oak Inn, Upton St Leonards. He was standing on the top of a wagon loaded with hay when the horses started on, causing him to fall to […]
Kings Head, Painswick Road, Upton St Leonards, Gloucester GL4 8AA
The Kings Head, on the B4073 Gloucester – Painswick road, dates back to the early 1800’s. (the deeds of sale were on display in the pub in 1999). The Nailsworth Brewery once owned the Kings Head. It must have been one of their furthest pubs from Nailsworth, being some 11 miles from the brewery – […]
Chequers Inn, Upton St Leonards, Gloucester
No other details at present. Location not yet known. Licensing Details: Owner in 1891: Daniel Beard (free from brewery tie) Type of licence in 1891: Alehouse Landlord: 1891 Daniel Beard
Bowden Hall Hotel and Country Club , Bondend Lane, Upton St. Leonards, Gloucester GL4 8ED
Bowden Hall is an 18th century mansion that was converted into a hotel in 1971. It now trades as the Mercure Gloucester Bowden Hall Hotel The Citizen: 7th April, 1971 – Bowden Hall may become an hotel – Gloucestershire County Council has lost about £20,000 because of the delay over the sale of Bowden Hall, […]
Bell Inn, Upton St Leonards, Gloucester
Only one reference to the Bell in 1856. No other details at present. Landlord: 1856 F. Neale
Twigworth Lodge / Oakwood, Tewkesbury Road, Twigworth, Gloucester GL2 9PG
The pub /restaurant was previously known as the Twigworth Lodge Hotel. In November 2004, after a £300,000 refurbishment, it traded as The Twigworth, a Brewers Fayre restaurant. A Premier Lodge is adjacent. The pub is now called the Oakwood, but at the time of writing in June 2022 it appears to be closed for renovation. […]
Stonebench Inn, Stonebench, Elmore GL2 3NP
Stonebench is to the east of Elmore on the southern bank of the River Severn. It is a popular place to watch the Severn Bore. The Stonebench Inn dates back to 1729 and was once used by traders travelling up the river to Gloucester. Gloucester Citizen, Saturday 28th August 1886 – Special notice!! Severn Bore: […]
Tudor Arms, The Patch, Slimbridge GL2 7BP
Three separate buildings in Shepherds Patch have served as licensed premises. The Shepherds Patch Inn is now in residential use and the Patch Bridge Hotel is a residential home. It appears that the license was transferred to the Tudor Arms from the Patch Bridge Hotel after its licence was relinquished in 1927. The Tudor Arms […]
