Luxury & Supercar Hire in Cheltenham

LuxuryCarHire.Club offers self-drive supercar hire, chauffeur service, and wedding car hire in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Choose from Ferrari, Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Porsche, McLaren, and more. Hire from £795/day with delivery across Cheltenham and the Cotswolds, including Bristol Airport (BRS), 45 miles south-west. Cheltenham is the gateway to the Cotswolds — the B4632 over Cleeve Hill, the A46 through Painswick, and the lanes to Bourton-on-the-Water provide some of England's most scenic supercar driving.

The Cotswolds Grand Circuit (full day, 80 miles) — Cheltenham → Cleeve Hill → Broadway → Chipping Campden → Moreton-in-Marsh → Stow-on-the-Wold → Bourton-on-the-Water → Northleach → Cirencester → return via A435. Every iconic Cotswolds village in one loop. A Bentley Continental GT handles the varied roads; a Ferrari F8 Tributo makes the B4632 climbs electrifying.

Stratford and Shakespeare Country (half day, 50 miles) — North on the A435 through the Vale of Evesham to Stratford-upon-Avon. Lunch overlooking the Avon, then return via Broadway and the B4632. The Aston Martin DB11 Volante is the natural choice — British GT touring at its finest.

Forest of Dean and Wye Valley (half day, 60 miles) — West through Gloucester to the Forest of Dean. The B4228 through Speech House and the Wye Valley offer unexpected driving roads — tight, wooded, and dramatic. Return via the A48 and Severn Bridge. A Porsche 911 GT3 RS handles the forest roads with precision.

Many Cheltenham clients receive vehicles at Cotswolds country houses — from private estates in the Evenlode Valley to retreats near Daylesford and Soho Farmhouse. Our logistics team navigates single-track lanes, cattle grids, and unmarked entrances daily.

For properties on narrow lanes, we use a covered transporter for the final mile and hand over at a safe point. Range Rover Autobiography and Bentley Bentayga are popular long-term choices for Cotswolds-based clients — vehicles that handle farm tracks and the M5 equally well.

Estate delivery areas include: Great Tew, Daylesford, Bledington, the Slaughters (Upper and Lower), Guiting Power, Temple Guiting, Naunton, and private estates throughout the AONB.

Cheltenham's position at the western edge of the Cotswolds creates natural driving loops through the region's most attractive market towns:

• Northern Cotswolds Loop — Cheltenham → Broadway → Chipping Campden → Moreton-in-Marsh → return via Stow-on-the-Wold. 45 miles. Honey-stone villages and gentle B-roads.
• Winchcombe Heritage Loop — Cheltenham → Cleeve Hill → Winchcombe → Sudeley Castle → Guiting Power → return via A436. 30 miles. Includes the Cotswolds' highest point and a 15th-century castle.
• Southern Cotswolds Loop — Cheltenham → Painswick → Bisley → Cirencester → Northleach → return via A40. 50 miles. Through the Frome Valley and the market town of Cirencester (the "Capital of the Cotswolds").