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Hotel Review
Lords of the Manor, Upper Slaughter, Cotswolds
WHAT WE LOVE...
Set in a 17th-century manor house on the edge of an exquisite Cotswold village near Cheltenham, Lords of the Manor is an appealingly traditional country house hotel. This is a place of crackling fires, long lawns, antiques and cosy nooks. The hotel glories in excellent food (particularly at The Atrium restaurant), impeccable old-school service and a magnificent garden. Prices here are slightly steep, even for the Cotswolds - guests tend to be a moneyed crew of city weekenders or weekday visitors on a treat of a break. They come to enjoy classic comfort and peace and quiet, although the lack of a spa might seem an oversight for a venue of this quality.
THE DETAILS
Location
We love the pretty stroll to Lower Slaughter village about a mile away.
Lords of the Manor is next to the River Eye in the middle of the leafy Cotswolds AONB, a short walk from the sleepy village of Lower Slaughter and its traditional pubs.
By car: The hotel is 2 hours 15 mins from London, 1 hour 20 mins from Birmingham and 3 hours from Manchester. There is free parking on-site.
By train: London Paddington to Kingham station takes around 1 hour 20 mins. The hotel is a 20-minute taxi ride from the station. thetrainline.com
Style & Character
Lords of the Manor is perfect for foodies, romantics and wedding parties. The entrance hall, with its fireplace and grandfather clock, is a highlight.
Service & Facilities
The hotel prides itself on welcoming dogs, and there are in five dog-friendly bedrooms - with treats and blankets provided. We love that it's quiet enough to wake up to birdsong.
- Bar
- 2 restaurants
- Lounge
- Pets allowed
- Private gardens
- Room service
- Spa treatments in your room
- Free parking
- Free Wi-Fi
Rooms
The Tracy room is huge, and popular with honeymooners. We like the atmosphere of staying with grand friends.
Country Bedrooms, Manor Bedrooms, Rectory Bedrooms, Cotswold Bedrooms, Lords Bedrooms
Facilities include: ensuite bathroom with bath and overhead shower, luxury toiletries, hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers, free Wi-Fi, TV, DVD player, tea and coffee facilities, work station
Food & Drink
We love a gourmet afternoon tea on the lawn in summer. Our favourite dish at dinner is fallow deer with spiced red currants, in The Atrium.
The Atrium: 3 AA Rosette fine dining, sophisticated British cuisine, 8-course tasting menu. Served Weds-Sun at 6.45pm. From £95 per person.
The Dining Room: Seasonal dishes, local produce, British and European inspired cuisine. Open daily for dinner from 6.30pm, and Saturday and Sunday for lunch. Mains from £16.
Bar & Terrace: teas, coffees, snacks, sandwiches, picnic platters. Served daily 12-6pm. Larger meals from £10.
Afternoon tea: cream tea, full afternoon tea and Champagne afternoon tea. From £12.50 per person. 12-5pm Monday to Friday and 3-5pm Saturday and Sunday.
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