Lords Of The Manor, Cotswolds

Lords Of The Manor

Upper Slaughter, Bourton-On-The-Water, Stow-On-The-Wold - Show on map

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Country Basic

Max 2 Adults

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Cosy accommodation with a double bed, located in the main house. Twin beds are not available and children cannot be accommodated. Not pet-friendly.

Manor Room

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Standard double rooms which can be prepared with twin beds. All have an en-suite bathroom. Located in the wing of the hotel, first or ground floor rooms have views to the inner courtyard or the village. A number of pet-friendly rooms available, enquire to check availability.

Rectory Room

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Elegant rooms situated in the oldest part of house with garden views. One ground floor, pet-friendly room available, enquire to check availability.

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About This Property

Formerly a 17th-century rectory, Lords of the Manor is set in 8 acres of secluded gardens and parkland. With 4 AA Red Stars, it is one of the top 200 hotels in the country, and offers delicious award (Read More)-winning food.Each bedroom is individually designed, with elegant furnishings. Some rooms have views of the parkland and pond, or the walled gardens and Upper Slaughter Hill.Lords of the Manor has been awarded four AA Rosettes for its fine food and offers a choice of two dining styles. Atrium at Lords of the Manor is a fine dining restaurant. Here Head Chef, Charles Smith, showcases his culinary skills with a signature tasting menu, priced at 120 per person. Open Wednesday to Sunday with one sitting at 6.45pm.The second restaurant, The Dining Room, is for guests wishing to a choose from la carte menu but in a less formal dining environment. The Dining Room is available every day from 6pm to 9pm.With a peaceful Cotswold location, the hotel is surrounded by pretty villages. Longborough, with its opera house, is a 15-minute drive away, while Oxford can be reached in an hour by car.