Hotel in Cotswolds

[silverspeed]

Apologies I know its a car forum but can anyone recommend a really nice hotel to take my mother for a few days to celebrate her 80th next year. Needs to have a nice safe car park too !!

[bananarob]

Whatley manor

[jontysafe]

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

[brakedwell]

You could try the Shaven Crown at Shipton under Wychwood. Near to Burford, Bourton on the Water and the Cotswold Wildlife Park. The car park is securely tucked round the back of the hotel. http://www.theshavencrown.co.uk

Edited by brakedwell on Tuesday 25th September 17:31

[paddy328]

You could look at the kings in chipping Campden.

[blueg33]

Buckland Manor - Buckland

Lygon Arms - Broadway

Dormy House - Broadway. (Dont be misled by the fact is has only 3 stars) it is very good

I have been to and stayed at all 3, all are good

Edited by blueg33 on Tuesday 25th September 18:22

[silverspeed]

Thanks for the quick replies. A few there to look at . Will let my mum make the final decision as I will get it wrong!

[Simon T]

Dormy house +1

Simon

[V8TVR]

blueg33 said:

Buckland Manor - Buckland

Lygon Arms - Broadway

Dormy House - Broadway. (Dont be misled by the fact is has only 3 stars) it is very good

I have been to and stayed at all 3, all are good

Edited by blueg33 on Tuesday 25th September 18:22

all of the above, but the Lygon is your best bet as you are in the middle of town, plenty of nice quaint (expensive) shops to walk around

[0000]

blueg33 said:

Buckland Manor - Buckland

Lygon Arms - Broadway

These two are certainly great choices.

[blueg33]

V8TVR said:

blueg33 said:

Buckland Manor - Buckland

Lygon Arms - Broadway

Dormy House - Broadway. (Dont be misled by the fact is has only 3 stars) it is very good

I have been to and stayed at all 3, all are good

Edited by blueg33 on Tuesday 25th September 18:22

all of the above, but the Lygon is your best bet as you are in the middle of town, plenty of nice quaint (expensive) shops to walk around

Of the three the Lygon is the none I like the least, but as you say there is more in its immediate vicinity.

Russell's is very good and also in the centre of the Village (Broadway is officially a village, but its more the size of a small town)

[Paralight]

Cowley Manor??

[Guycord]

paddy328 said:

You could look at the kings in chipping Campden.

The food there is out of this world. How its not a Micheling starred I dont know - and cheap!

[V8TVR]

Guycord said:

The food there is out of this world. How its not a Micheling starred I dont know - and cheap!

food is outstanding at the Kings, but there really is not that much to see/do in Campden, Broadway has more to offer during the daytime and a little more leisurely

[Molly GT]

Moreton-in-Marsh, - it's quite quaint & Cotswoldy and book in at:

http://www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk/property/the...

where Lisa (GT junior) and Simon (her fiancé & the hotel manager) will look after you and enthuse about Aston Martins

Quoted from a recent (sort of) similar post

[Murph7355]

Bit further East, but Le Manoir is top notch.

[Blackpuddin]

This year's BTaP hotel, Tortworth Court, is in Gloucestershire, looks pretty decent:

http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/news/default.asp?stor...

[AMDBSNick]

Murph7355 said:

Bit further East, but Le Manoir is top notch.

[peterr96]

AMDBSNick said:

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

[blueg33]

If you want more activity with Cotswold villages a short drive away, you could look in Cheltenham

Hotel du vin - nice but tricky parking
Montpellier Chapter - newly refurbed
Hotel on the Park - mixed reviews, nice spot though