The 16th Century Manor house was converted into a hotel during the mid to late 1950's and has been owned and run by the same family since, which is now in its third generation.

Originally built as a private residence the building has also been used as the rectory, the church being next door, and more recently a school.

Although modernised the hotel has kept much of its old world charm; the residents lounge with its open stone fireplace with its crackling log fire, and the old bookcase that once concealed a secret room leading to a priest hole via an old spiral staircase, are just a few prime examples.

This is an ideal base for those requiring a relaxing break exploring the Cotswolds with its beautiful rolling countryside and picturesque towns and villages, and not to mention the well known attractions such as Stratford Upon Avon, Oxford and Warwick, that are also within a forty five minute drive. The hotel is non-smoking throughout.

We do not cater for large parties, conferences or weddings.

Open to non-residents for Bar Lunch (Friday to Monday only) and Dinner in the Restaurant.

Morning Coffee and Afternoon Tea and drinks are served to Residents and their friends only.

The hotel accepts children over five years of age.

Accommodation

All bedrooms have; private bathroom, colour television, beverage making facilities, hairdryer, direct dial telephone, electric fan and radio.

The bedrooms are situated in the Main Hotel or the Hotel Coach House

Restaurant

Stephen Hartley, who is one of the proprietors, has built up a fine reputation over the years for his varied menus and excellent cuisine.

The Table d'Hote Menu which is changed daily offers a variety of different dishes ranging from traditional Roast's to dishes such as Braised Supreme of Chicken with a Spinach and Stilton Sauce, and old style English desserts like Spotted Dick and Treacle Sponge Pudding.

Vegetarians are also catered for with several dishes available such as Home-made Cashew Nut and Lemon Loaf. The Restaurant is open Daily for Dinner from 7.00pm to 8.30pm (8.45pm on busy nights).