Celebs who love Cheltenham
But as James March finds there’s far more to this pretty spa town than bookies, jockeys and hot favourites.is a big draw — the four-day festival starts on Tuesday and tickets are still available for selected days from £57pp — the town also has great cocktail bars,CHELTENHAM is fairly flat, compact and easily walkable, with the only elevation the Cotswold Hills that rise to the east of town., so meandering about on foot is not something to be rushed.
Heritage tours are available — and since it’s on the way to the racecourse, they’ll open up the Shamrock Bar for some swanky pints in the grounds.train offers an evocative journey into the quaint Cotswolds countryside. A family ticket for two adults and up to three kids is £65.A WARM welcome is guaranteed within the ivy-clad walls of Tailors Eating House, on Cambray Place, and with 18 TV screens it’s a lively spot for watching the racing.
A short walk north is the Brewery Quarter, a sleek modern parade crisscrossed by fairylights and home to splendid Asian options such as Mowgli and Pho.CHELTENHAM boasts cracking pubs, but the Bottle of Sauce might be the pick of them, thanks to an airy courtyard with spacious Oktoberfest-style benches.
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