     
Montpellier is described as having a continental flavour, with its café culture, chic bars and bistros like Montpellier Wine Bar. Specialist boutiques, gift shops and established antique dealers offer everything you need for a beautiful life, from your wardrobe to your kitchen cupboards.
On Regent Street you can find some great independent fashion shops such as Trapeze and the well-known Monty Smiths. Also home to the Everyman Theatre, as well as cafés, and delicatessens such eg The Fine Cheese Company.
The lower end of the High Street has a variety of shops such as pawnbrokers, betting shops, tattoo parlours and head shops. Scaramouch on Henrietta Street also does body piercing. Moss Books is good for a second-hand read. Chemical Records on St George's Street is an independent vinyl shop with decks in the shop. You can also find Asian and vegetarian restaurants in this area, as well as an oriental supermarket packed with unusual produce.
Festivals, You name it - Cheltenham has it: a folk festival, a jazz festival, a science festival, a cricket festival, a literature festival, an international music festival as well as fringe events supporting each of them. Most of the events in all the festivals take place at the town hall and The Everyman. Catch the street entertainment in the parks and gardens around the city.
Lots of the basements of the old Regency buildings across town having been converted into bars and clubs, such as the 21 club on Regent Street, or The Bongo Bar, Subtone and The Prom Club on the Promenade. These night-spots have a young and lively atmosphere.
Blow the cobwebs away. The Cotswolds an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with enchanting villages and stunning scenery. Bourton on the Water, Stow on the Wold and Winchcombe come highly recommended.
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£95 Single
£125 Double
£145 King
£150 Large King
£155 Deluxe Suite
(room only rates)
Alias the Weekend from £265 (based on 2 people sharing)
Free parking
Weekend Premium: One night stays at the weekend (Friday and Saturday) are subject to availability and are charged at our weekend premium starting at £189 per room (including continential breakfast and 2 course dinner)
Cancellation policy: 12 noon on the day prior to arrival for corporate guests. 7 days in advance for leisure guests.
Children: We welcome children to Alias Hotel Kandinsky. Children under the age of 12 stay free in their parents' room but please note we can only accommodate children in our Large King rooms which have the space for one Z-Bed and a travel cot OR 2 Zed-Beds.
Prices valid until 30/6/08
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Want to be part of the future? We are set to expand into new cities. E-mail jonathan.dawson@aliashotels.com for more information
'There is only one place to stay in Cheltenham. The Hotel Kandinsky'
Food Illustrated November 2002
'Hotel Kandinsky... like the living room of a great aunt you always suspected had a racier life than she let on'
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