Our Accommodations
Our seven individually styled Georgian letting rooms (Principal, Superior and Classic) range in price from £105 to £195 and are each named after a local Cotswold Village or Town. All of our non-smoking bedrooms, have either En Suite Bathrooms with shower attachment over bath or walk in shower cubicles. Our Principal Cheltenham Room offers a large bath with separate walk in glass shower.
The Burford Room
This bedroom is named after the medieval town of Burford, often referred to as the ‘Gateway to the Cotswolds’, with it’s high street down a long, straight hill, an amazing array of shops and some beautiful buildings
It is a generous sized Family Room which sleeps 3 guests with a King Bed and a Single Bed.
The Fossebridge Room
The gem of our seven beautiful bedrooms, with a fantastic four poster king bed. There are fantastic views across the gardens, with the River Coln and lake, and to the Cotswolds beyond.
The Bathroom has a twin marble top vanity unit and a wonderful big bath.
The Tetbury Room
Tetbury is an old wool town approximately 18 miles away, close to the home of HRH the Prince of Wales and where Princes William and Harry spent their childhoods. It is renowned for its antique and bric a brac shops and the Prince of Wales’s original ‘Highgrove Shop’.
The Tetbury Room is a Double Room with Garden View and has an en-suite bathroom with bathtub.
The Stow-on-the-Wold Room
STOW has it all: mellow Cotswold Stone, snug tea shops, art galleries, quirky antique shops and a depth of history. Dating back to the Iron Age, it sits by the Roman Fosse Way, perched 800ft above sea-level, making it the highest town of the Cotswolds. Most noted for its distinctive square in which markets have been held since the early 11th century. While you are there, have a look around Scotts of Stow, the mail order home, kitchen and garden company.
The Stow-on-the-Wold Room is a King Room with Garden View and has an en-suite bathroom with bathtub.
The Northleach Room
It might be one of the smaller Cotswold Towns but NORTHLEACH has a proud heritage, rich with evocations of a fascinating past. Centred around the 15th century Market Place, the little alleys that lead off it are full of architectural treasures, with half timbered Tudor houses and rows of late medieval cottages. Rumour has it that a maze of passages run beneath the town. Most noted for the 15th century Church for St Peter and St Paul, one of England’s most magnificent wool churches.
The Northleach Room is a Superior Double Room with adjacent sitting room with an en-suite bathroom with a walk in Shower (No Bath)
The Cheltenham Room
This room is named after the Regency spa town of Cheltenham. It has been a health and holiday spa town resort since the discovery of mineral springs there in 1716 and has a number of internationally renowned and historic schools.
Deluxe King Room with Sofa.
En Suite Bathroom with large bath & separate walk in glass shower
The Bibury Room
Named after the beautiful village just a few miles away. Bibury was once described by William Morris as ‘the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds’. Thousands of tourists visit every year to see the National Trust’s famous Arlington Row, a group of ancient cottages with steeply pitched roofs dating back to the 16th Century. Arlington Row is depicted on the inside of all UK passports.
The Bibury Room is a Standard Double Room with an en-suite bathroom with a walk in shower (No Bath)