Jessop House , a Grade II listed building, and once part of the old Grammar School, is undisputedly one of Tewkesbury's finest early 18th century town houses.

A pleasing example of early Georgian provincial architecture, its restrained facade conceals a spacious, carefully renovated hotel of great charm, with every modern comfort provided.

The views from the bedrooms include Tewkesbury Abbey, mediaeval cottages, the Baptist Chapel, "The Ham", between the rivers Severn and Avon, and the Cotswolds hills in the distance.

Accommodation - Supreme Comfort

The rooms have retained almost all their original features: the Georgian Room still has its original moulding, the main staircase is considered one of the finest in town and the 18th century tiles in the fireplace of The Delft Room are almost intact.

Facilities and Bar

All our bedrooms are light, spacious, comfortably furnished and individ-ually designed to enhance their original character.

Each bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom facilities, colour TV, easy chairs, clock/radio/alarm, tea and coffee making facilities, hair-drier, trouserpress and writing table with direct dial telephone.

Our comfortable lounge with its well stocked bar is open only to residents and their guests, which ensures an exclusive and relaxing atmosphere.