Hotel in Cotswolds

[Murph7355]

peterr96 said:

I have to agree with Nick.
Very, very expensive and many things at fault.

AMDBSNick said:

Murph7355 said:

Bit further East, but Le Manoir is top notch.

Enjoyed my stay 2yrs ago very much.

Agreed on the price though.

[Grinning]

Stayed twice at Lords of the Manor near Bourton on the Water. Cracking cream teas, but better evening food and secluded walled garden at rear on way to walled car park although could be getting a bit late in this fantastic winter for eating out. Can stroll to BotW via country walk ... Or drive your mum in ;-)

Been there 10 years ago and 2 years ago and standards had not slipped. Great room at front overlooking drive and down valley. Stayed there for a friends wedding somewhere else in the far-flung Cotswolds and the night porter made us Marmite toasties and kept us well watered through til way too late. Great staff.

[F1 NDW]

We had a very nice couple of days at Washbourne Court Hotel in May.

[gpb1]

The Three Ways House Hotel, Mickleton near Chipping Campden. Maybe not the place you should stay but worth visit on a Friday night if the Pudding Club is in session!

http://www.puddingclub.com

Edited by gpb1 on Wednesday 26th September 11:34

[blueg33]

gpb1 said:

The Three House Hotel, Mickleton near Chipping Campden. Maybe not the place you should stay but worth visit on a Friday night if the Pudding Club is in session!

http://www.puddingclub.com

You have to book the pudding club well in advance

[Molly GT]

jontysafe said:

The Manor House in Moreton in the Marsh has lovely rooms, great food and a barrier controlled car park.

I know I already mentioned the Manor too but I would just like to add that their group (Cotswold Inns & Hotels) has, this week, won 2012-2013 AA Small Hotel Group of the Year!

[V8TVR]

gpb1 said:

The Three Ways House Hotel, Mickleton near Chipping Campden. Maybe not the place you should stay but worth visit on a Friday night if the Pudding Club is in session!

http://www.puddingclub.com

Edited by gpb1 on Wednesday 26th September 11:34

Nothing wrong with staying in Mickleton, very quaint little village with an even better pub

[V41LEY]

Have stayed at the Bibury Court Hotel in Bibury.
Old Elizabethan coaching house.