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The ancient valley in which Buckland Manor now stands was first mentioned in around 600 AD, when the land was owned by the Abbey of Gloucester. It was later recorded in the Domesday Book.
The Manor, set in glorious grounds, dates back to the thirteenth century, and now this fine old house has been tastefully converted into a luxurious hotel.
At Buckland Manor Country House Hotel, guests can relax before warming log fires in the panelled sitting room and enjoy antiques reflecting the tastes of several centuries. The grounds contain immaculate gardens, with running stream, small waterfalls, croquet lawns, tennis courts, and a heated swimming pool.
Golfing guests can enjoy the private putting green and there is an 18-hole course in nearby Broadway.
Buckland Manor, in the heart of England, is also ideally situated for discovering the delights of Shakespeare's Stratford and touring the superb Cotswold countryside. Above all, the Manor provides peace and tranquillity, combined with international standards of comfort, that the discerning guest has a right to expect. |
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The Greenway is a country house hotel situated just outside Cheltenham nestling in the golden glow of the glorious hills of the Cotswolds.
Taking its name from the pre-Roman path which runs beside The Greenway, the building dates from its construction in 1584 and represents a fine example of an Elizabethan manor house. Set in a garden of national renown, the manor house became a hotel in 1947 and successive owners have since ensured that The Greenway has retained its historic features and charming character.
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Kings and queens have stayed here. Courtiers have flirted with ladies-in-waiting in the ancient yew-hedged gardens. Serving girls have chattered in the stone-flagged courtyard. Today, Thornbury Castle still resonates with history.
However, step behind the heavy oak doors and you'll find a magnificent hotel with roaring fires, delicious modern cuisine and sumptuous bedchambers ? a truly special setting for an overnight stay, a weekend away or for more formal occasions.
Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn once walked these rooms and grounds. Today, the 500 year-old castle-palace with its beautiful oriel windows, Tudor hall and historic parkland is yours for a time ? a wonderful retreat from everyday routine and also a memorable setting for formal functions such as weddings, celebrations and conferences. |
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Washbourne Court Hotel provides an ideal setting for management meetings and fine dining, catering for up to 50 people in a relaxed, totally private atmosphere.
The hotel has retained all its original charm and character. Modern luxuries harmonise with traditional beamed ceilings and stone mullioned windows. During the summer, guests can enjoy lunch or drinks on our riverside terrace - a truly charming setting with wild birds in a beautiful natural habitat. In the winter months, guests can relax in front of the real log fires.
The restaurant offers the finest of Modern English style cuisine, using the best local produce to emphasize the region's specialties complemented, of course, by a selection of fine wines.
The hotel also offers a helicopter charter service.
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Set imposingly in one of the prettiest villages in the Cotswolds, Lower Slaughter Manor was largely rebuilt in 1658 by the acclaimed stonemason Valentine Strong, whose son was later to become chief stonemason for St Paul's Cathedral under the direction of Sir Christopher Wren. Its history dates back nearly 1,000 years and it is known that a Manor House stood on the site before the Norman Conquest.
The Grade II star listed Manor, acknowledged to be one of the finest seventeenth century country houses in the area, stands in complete tranquility in its own private grounds on the edge of the village. Within the walled garden is a unique two storey dovecote dating back to the 15th century, when the Manor was a convent.
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