Regent Arcade - Cheltenham

Sam A.

Popped into Regent Arcade on a quiet Sunday morning.
A nice surprise!
The place was spotless and had a really nice vibe.

While it's not packed with big-name stores, there's enough variety for a quick shopping trip. Loved the ample seating areas - perfect for a breather between shops. Toilets were clean too, always a plus!

If you're lucky, you might catch the famous Wishing Fish clock in action. It's usually quite the spectacle, though it wasn't running during our visit.

Parking's a breeze, especially on a Sunday morning.
Just be warned - I've heard it can get pretty packed on weekends.

Overall, it's a tidy, well-lit space that doesn't overwhelm. Great for a leisurely browse or a focused shopping mission.

Bharat D.

This shopping centre in the heart of Cheltenham shopping area is an ok type. The first floor feels almost empty. Most of the shops are located on the ground floor. The overpriced car park located on floors 2-3 and finding a place on weekends is a challenge.

Andy M.

It's a shopping centre. There are some nice shops in there, but it is nothing special

Ken L.

This review goes beyond the Arcade. Basically I would like to confirm that Cheltenham offers excellent shopping. In addition to the stores one sees everywhere there are many independent stores and high end outlets. The town has an air of prosperity. Not necessarily the best place for bargains but certainly a great deal of quality.

Don L.

Superb shopping mall with a lot of major brands.
During the weekday very busy this arcade.
They have good selections of shops & massive carport.

Eleph A.

Getting a little tired, though the additional central seating area makes a positive difference. Could add more of these seating areas.

C &. J.

This shopping centre in the heart of Cheltenham was a real let-down. It has an awkward layout with loads of space being wasted on nothing. The first floor in particular feels positively empty. Most of the shops are located on the ground floor, but a large proportion of these are cafes and snack sellers. Positives include the fact that there are a few independent stores nestled among the more common high street retailers, so you can stock up on crystals and second-hand jewellery before nipping into House of Fraser and TK Maxx for everything else. The overpriced car park located on floors 2 and 3 was rammed when we visited, which meant we had to drive around a couple of times before a space became available. These spaces are quite small too, so be prepared for a squeeze to get out of your car if you drive anything bigger than a Mini.

Mimi V.

Decent choice of shops/retail units + eateries to take your fancy.