Ubytování Upper Slaughter

Formerly a 17th-century rectory, Lords of the Manor is set in 8 acres of secluded gardens and parkland. With 4 AA Red Stars, it is one of the top 200 hotels in the country, and offers delicious award-winning food. Each bedroom is individually designed, with elegant furnishings. Some rooms have views of the parkland and pond, or the walled gardens and Upper Slaughter Hill. Every room has a flat-screen TV and a DVD player. Lords of the Manor has been awarded three AA Rosettes for its fine food and offers a choice of two dining styles. Atrium at Lords of the Manor is a fine dining restaurant. Here Head Chef, Charles Smith, showcases his culinary skills with a signature tasting menu. The second restaurant, The Dining Room, is for guests wishing to a choose from à la carte menu but in a less formal dining environment. With a peaceful Cotswold location, the hotel is surrounded by pretty villages. Longborough, with its opera house, is a 15-minute drive away, while Oxford can be reached in an hour by car.

A traditional Cotswolds inn dating back to the 14th century, the Eight Bells in Chipping Campden has a selection of individually styled en suite guest rooms. As well as free Wi-Fi, this inn has a high-quality restaurant and bar with a terraced garden as well as a courtyard drinking area. Each room has en suite bathroom facilities with a walk-in shower and complementary toiletries. There is a flat-screen TV, a hairdryer and tea and coffee facilities with hot chocolate and biscuits. Freshly cooked full English and vegetarian breakfasts are joined by cereals, fruit and creamy porridge. There are omelettes, scrambled eggs and smoked salmon, along with juice, tea and cafetiere coffee. Idyllic Church Street is just off Chipping Campden’s High Street, lined with small shops in old Cotswold stone buildings. Picturesque Stow-on-the-Wold is just 17 minutes’ drive away, and Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of Shakespeare, around 23 minutes.