Hotels in Thornbury

Thornbury Castle
Castle Street
Thornbury
Gloucestershire

BS35 1HH
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Thornbury Castle was built in 1510 by Edward Stafford, 3rd Duke of Buckingham and Constable of all England. It was also once owned by Henry VIII who stayed here with Anne Boleyn during their honeymoon in 1535. However today, it is operated as a very fine hotel, renowned for its fine food and excellent accommodations, yet still retaining the magic of a bygone age.

The dining rooms are baronial in style, with panelled walls, Heraldic shields and large open fireplaces to accompany the award-winning cuisine. The main apartments have been carefully restored to provide 27 individually decorated bedchambers which are both warm and luxurious. All are fully en-suite with modern day comforts. An experience to be savoured.

We also have available a 2 bedroom family gatehouse, starting from £369 per night.

There also Conference & Event Rooms, Private dining available, Complimentary Wi-Fi

Private dining available

Details

Ratings/Awards: 3 Red Stars
Number of Rooms: 27
Number Ensuite: 27

Price per Room:

Price Includes: Full English Breakfast & VAT
Double: Classic from £199 - Deluxe from £299
Suite: from £369; Superior Tower Suite: from £469; Gatehouse: from £369
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Restaurant

Name: Thornbury Castle
Cuisine: English
Chef: Head Chef – Andrew Chan
Food & Beverage Manager
Awards: AA 2 Rosettes

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Credit Cards Accepted
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Disabled Access - limited
Open All Year
- on site
TV in Rooms
Satellite TV
Conference/Business Facilities

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