The Royal Oak
The Royal Oak (Image: Google Maps)
This charming Sixteenth-century pub, is only a 25-minute stroll from Cheltenham Racecourse.
Visitors can count on log fires, a comfortable eating room, a dog-friendly cosy bar, and a spacious beer backyard to complement their award-winning craft beer and actual ale from Butcombe Brewing Co behind the bar.
Delicious seasonal pub meals can also be obtainable on the menu.
The Plough Inn
Enveloped by the attraction of its thatched roof, The Plough Inn stands in shut proximity to The Royal Oak.
This Seventeenth-century Grade II listed pub sits alongside St Mary’s church in a picturesque setting.
It boasts a big beer backyard, excellent for absorbing the pre-racecourse ambiance.
The Kings Arms
The Kings Arms (Image: Google Maps)
The Kings Arms embodies quirk and attraction in its 500-year previous construction, full with inglenook fireplaces and picket beams.
Perfect for a quiet pint, leisurely lunch, or celebration, this quirky pub, positioned round 1.2 miles away from the racecourse, at all times has a heat welcome for its guests.
Regardless of desire, Cheltenham provides a pub to swimsuit everybody during the pageant.