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Our Rooms

Lords Bedrooms

Overview

Our Lords Luxury bedrooms are located on the first floor in the oldest part of the house and offer the most magnificent views over our front garden and the Cotswold countryside beyond.

All feature high ceilings and king beds (all can be twinned). The ultimate in luxury to make you feel like a Lord or a Lady of the Manor.

None are pet friendly.

Up to two rollaway beds can be added to Cotswold or Lords bedrooms for an additional fee of £75 per night, these are for children up to age 14 only. No rooms will accommodate more than two adults.

Features
  • Tea / Coffee Making Facilities
  • In-room Safe
  • TV
  • Bathrobes and slippers
  • Molton Brown Toiletries
  • Telephone
  • Wifi
  • Hair Dryer

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Rectory Bedrooms

Situated in the main house, and once known as The Old Rectory, these rooms boast wonderful garden views and traditional features reflecting the historic nature of the property.

Manor Bedrooms

Beautifully finished and spacious, our Manor rooms situated in the converted barn and granary. Still attached to the main house, they offer views of Upper Slaughter or our tranquil inner courtyard. Manor bedrooms do not have garden views.

Country Bedrooms

Small but perfectly formed, these cosy bedrooms have all the finishing touches you would expect and are perfect for a comfortable night’s sleep.

Cotswold Bedrooms

Our spacious Cotswolds bedrooms have sitting areas either as open plan or with a separate lounge and can include extra beds making them Ideal for families.

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