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The setting
"Lords of the Manor" is in the countryside near Stow-on-the-Wold, about 4 km from the town centre.The surrounding roads are quiet, lined with dry stone walls and vast sheep pastures, and a short drive will take you to the Cotswolds villages built of honey-coloured stone. The atmosphere here is more peaceful and rural than bustling. The neighbouring village is within walking distance of the hotel, but a car is more convenient for exploring more distant locations.
What to expect
This is a 4-star country hotel with a bar, restaurant, massage rooms, and a children’s playroom. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and if you arrive by car, you can use the free parking spaces on the hotel grounds. Rooms are equipped with tea and coffee-making facilities, a desk, a safe, bathrobes, slippers, and bottled water. Enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of a country house by taking a stroll through the garden, dining in a cozy setting, and spending a peaceful night.
Things to do nearby
"The Old Mill" is right next to the hotel, just a few minutes' walk away, so it's the perfect place to stop first on your walk. The centre of Stow-on-the-Wold is just a few minutes’ drive away. There, you can visit the market square, browse the antique shops, and stop by the pubs. You can also use this as a base for day trips throughout the vast Cotswolds region—to Bourton-on-the-Water, Slother, and Broadway.
Best for
It’s perfect for couples looking to spend a quiet weekend in the Cotswolds, for small groups with something to celebrate, and for families who’d like to take advantage of the game room. It’s the perfect choice for those travelling by car who prefer walks in the countryside or lunch at a pub to sightseeing in the city, as well as for travellers with dogs.
How to get to the hotel
The hotel is easiest reached by car: Birmingham Airport is roughly a 90-minute drive and Bristol about the same, with Heathrow around two hours. Moreton-in-Marsh is the nearest railway station, about 15 minutes away by taxi, with direct trains from London Paddington.
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+£110Deluxe Double room with garden view
Traditionally styled room featuring a king-size bed, a bath, and beautiful garden views.
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A wonderful haven.
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Your 3 days, loosely planned
Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.
Arrival, gardens and a slow dinner
If you arrive by car during the day, park in the free parking lot and make yourself comfortable in your room while the water boils in the kettle. Relax after your journey by taking a stroll around the hotel grounds or along the small paths near the Old Mill. If you’d like to book a massage before dinner, please make an appointment at the massage parlor. After enjoying a cocktail at the bar, you can savor dinner in the restaurant’s relaxed atmosphere. After dinner, you won’t have to go anywhere else.
Stow-on-the-Wold and Cotswold villages
Then head on to Bourton-on-the-Water to admire the river and bridges, or take a leisurely stroll among the honestone cottages near “Slaughters.” After lunch at one of the village pubs, head home via a short detour along the country lanes.
Old Mill walk and unhurried checkout
On your last morning, why not take a stroll to the nearby Old Mill? Capture the stone bridge and the stream on camera. When you return to the hotel, order a coffee in the lounge and take your time packing your bags. If you’re travelling with children, let them play to their hearts’ content in the playroom before you leave. Before you check out, take some time to stroll through the garden one last time.
Where you'll be
Chipping Norton, UK
FAQ
Is Lords of the Manor suitable for families with children?
Yes, this hotel is suitable for families with children and has a playroom. It’s the perfect option for rainy days or for a break during a walk through the village. Families arriving by car can easily plan day trips to the neighbouring Cotswold villages.
What is there to do at the hotel itself?
You'll find a bar and a restaurant for evenings in, a massage room to book a treatment, a playroom for children, plus free Wi-Fi and free parking. A conference hall is also on site. Most guests mix on-site downtime with drives out into the Cotswolds.
When is the best time to visit this part of the Cotswolds?
Mid-August, when you’ll be here, is one of the most beautiful times of the year. The days are long, the gardens are ablaze with colour, and you can enjoy warm evenings that are perfect for sitting outdoors with a glass of your favourite drink in hand. Since this is a popular time to travel throughout the Cotswolds, the hotel recommends booking tours and dinner reservations in advance.
Can you walk to Stow-on-the-Wold from the hotel?
Sat about 4 km out from the centre of Stow-on-the-Wold. Sure, you can walk it if country lanes are your thing — most guests just grab a car or taxi. Since there are free parking spaces on the hotel grounds, driving is the most convenient way to get to the shops, pubs, and the market square.
Is parking available for guests arriving by car?
Yes, there is free parking on the premises, so this is an ideal spot for travellers who want to explore the Cotswolds by car. Since it’s in a rural area, the easiest way to get here is by car, and you’ll be able to visit the surrounding villages as well as the “Old Mill” without having to rely on public transportation.
