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"Manor house was conveniently located to visiting various areas of the Cotswolds. The grounds were immaculate. Room was comfortable and clean. The service was great, professional and they were pleasant to interact with. Food and drinks were very good too."

"The room was very cosy, perfect for a rainy day in on their comfy couch and when the suns out to sit out on the balcony. It was nice and quiet, with a few shops and restaurants a short drive away. "

"Beautiful and peaceful stay! Rooms are very clean and simple"

"Very nice hotel located in a central area. Lots of shops and rstaurants close by. "

"Delightful few days away, beautiful hotel with everything we needed. Breakfast was great, a wide range of choices. Great location to go out on walks and find nearby pubs. Only downside is there’s nothing to say the spa isn’t included in the price, and the spa doesn’t have a swimming pool. Otherwise it’s very nice! "

"All staff were very professional All had a smile on their face and were friendly The hotel room was really peaceful We enjoyed our stay "

"Quiet and safe and parking. Some of the staff very nice and helpful. "

"Parking was easy and check in was smooth and efficient. The room was quite small but comfortable. Very comfortable bed which meant we slept well. We did have a problem with our key cards though. For some reason they worked once but then they wouldnt work again so we had to keep going to reception to get a new one. Breakfast was ok but we didnt have cooked. The spa was nice but there was nowhere to sit as all tbe loungers were being used. They could do with a few more seats really. The area around the poolside was extremely slippery. There were large pools of surface water as we walked around the pool and my husband actually slipped as we went in but luckily i caught his arm and stopped him from falling. It made me quite nervous after that. "

"Just incredible. Such a beautiful building with kind, attentive staff in beautiful surroundings. Felt like a real treat! Sitting in the garden one morning was such a sensory treat. "