Business Details
Luxury Country Manor Hotel in the Cotswolds
The Slaughters Manor House is a distinguished 17th-century 4-star country house hotel nestled within five acres of landscaped gardens in the Cotswolds. Our establishment combines contemporary interiors with historic charm, offering 19 individually designed luxury bedrooms, an acclaimed restaurant showcasing regional produce, and versatile event spaces for weddings and corporate gatherings. With amenities including a croquet lawn, tennis court, billiards room, and a cocktail bar, we provide an idyllic retreat for discerning guests seeking comfort and elegance.Our dedicated team ensures exceptional service, from curated activity programmes to bespoke event planning, making every stay memorable. The hotel's heritage is preserved through its connection to the Whitmore family, whose legacy influences the unique character of each guestroom. We prioritise sustainability through locally sourced ingredients and environmentally conscious practices, reinforcing our commitment to quality and authenticity in the heart of rural England.
Services
Luxury Accommodation
Fine Dining
Wedding Services
Corporate Events
Gardens & Grounds
Gift Vouchers
Afternoon Tea
Private Dining
Activity Programme
Event Spaces
Highlights and features
- We offer 17th-century charm with modern luxury amenities
- Our award-winning restaurant showcases Cotswold-sourced ingredients
- Five acres of landscaped gardens with croquet and tennis facilities
- Bespoke wedding and event planning services available
- Individually designed bedrooms with Vispring beds for comfort
Services
Luxury Accommodation
Our 19 individually designed bedrooms combine historic charm with modern comforts. Each room features Vispring beds, L'Occitane amenities, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Guests enjoy access to five acres of landscaped gardens, croquet lawn, and tennis court. The property maintains a 4-star rating for its exceptional service and attention to detail.
Fine Dining
The award-winning restaurant showcases Cotswold-sourced ingredients in seasonal menus crafted by skilled chefs. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with options including la carte, tasting menus, and themed events. The sommelier-curated wine list complements every dish, while the cocktail bar offers premium spirits in elegant surroundings.
Wedding Services
We specialise in bespoke weddings for 2-120 guests with exclusive use options. Packages include accommodation, five-course wedding breakfasts, and dedicated event coordination. The Oxford Room hosts intimate ceremonies while the main house accommodates larger celebrations with access to all 19 bedrooms and gardens.
Corporate Events
The Oxford Room provides a sophisticated setting for meetings and conferences with capacity for 22 delegates. Full-day packages include equipment hire, refreshments, and meals. Exclusive use options available for larger corporate events with accommodation and team-building activities in the Cotswold countryside.
Gardens & Grounds
Five acres of landscaped gardens feature specimen trees, a croquet lawn, and views of the Cotswold countryside. Guests enjoy seasonal activities including garden games, nature trails, and picnics. The grounds provide scenic backdrops for photography and outdoor events, with designated dog walking areas available.
People
Nik Chappell
Head Chef
Former fine art student turned culinary expert, Nik Chappell leads our kitchen team creating seasonal menus that showcase the best of Cotswold produce in an innovative yet accessible style.
Andrew Brownsword
Hotel Owner
As founder of Andrew Brownsword Hotels, Andrew oversees our commitment to preserving historic properties while maintaining modern luxury standards across our collection of country house hotels.
Questions
What dining options are available at The Slaughters Manor House?
We offer breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner in our award-winning restaurant using locally sourced ingredients. The cocktail bar serves drinks daily, and room service is available for guests.
Can I host a wedding or event at the hotel?
Yes, we specialise in weddings and events for 2-120 guests with exclusive use options, dedicated event coordinators, and packages including accommodation, meals, and venue hire.
Are pets allowed in the hotel?
We welcome dogs in designated rooms for a £20 per night charge, which includes a dog bed and water bowl. Dogs must be kept on leads in public areas and are not permitted in the restaurant.
What activities are available near the hotel?
We offer garden games, tennis, billiards, and access to scenic Cotswold walks. Nearby attractions include wildlife parks, historic castles, and model villages within a 30-minute drive.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is available after 3:00pm and check-out is required before 11:00am. Early check-in and late check-out can be arranged subject to availability.
Is there parking available for guests?
Complimentary on-site parking is available to all hotel guests with no reservation required. The car park operates with security measures for guest vehicles.
Reviews (6)
Oana Brasoveanu
May 03, 2022
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The worst and most overpriced coffee we ever had in UK: 22.5 for 3 coffees. More expensive than in a 5 star hotel in central London. If it was good I wouldn't have mind paying. But it wasn't. I don't usually leave reviews and don't like to argue on spot, but I think this might help the team there. There are recipes available online for flat white & Americano coffees so there is really no excuse for not knowing how a flat white looks like.
Instead of an Americano we got something that looked like a tea - we were joking it was the water used to clean the coffee machine. Definitely didn't come from an espresso machine, more a drip coffee? But for almost 8 it must have been the most expensive coffee ever. Instead of a flat white (espresso & frothed milk) we got some warm milk with a bit of coffee. The only coffee they got right was the cappuccino. The waiter ignored us sat at the table in the garden and we were only able to order once we went to the bar. Some orders were taken at the table some didn't.
Instead of an Americano we got something that looked like a tea - we were joking it was the water used to clean the coffee machine. Definitely didn't come from an espresso machine, more a drip coffee? But for almost 8 it must have been the most expensive coffee ever. Instead of a flat white (espresso & frothed milk) we got some warm milk with a bit of coffee. The only coffee they got right was the cappuccino. The waiter ignored us sat at the table in the garden and we were only able to order once we went to the bar. Some orders were taken at the table some didn't.
Sandra Grey
Apr 22, 2022
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My friend and I enjoyed a wonderful afternoon tea on the lawn yesterday. Our compliments to the chef, each aspect was exquisitely hand made and flavoursome. Very different patisserie. They were light but we left absolutely full. A beautiful setting and highly recommend. ( The photo does not show; Sausage rolls, 3 flavour sandwiches, 4 different cakes, 2 different scones - cream/jam each - for two people)
Diane Deacy
Apr 11, 2022
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Short break at this delightful hotel. Compliments to the chef on the truly magnificent food! Just amazing! All in all a place worth visiting!
Sarah Mielnik
Mar 08, 2022
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From start to finish, a lovely stay at the Manor House. The staff were fabulous - welcoming and attentive. Our room (Emma) was clean and well appointed, with beautiful views over the entrance and front gardens. We had a delicious dinner in the restaurant, followed by drinks by the fire in the lounge. Some stunning walks nearby. All in, a great experience. We'd visit again.
Tim Burton
Feb 08, 2022
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Great place to stay, rooms are big and beds massive and comfortable. Had dinner as part of a deal, and enjoyed drinks in the bar. Only thing I could say we be nice to see some EV chargers in the car park.
Lawrence J.
Jan 18, 2022
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First visit, and no doubt a lovely place. However, I don't like being ripped off, and charging 7.50 for a bottle of very average beer is taking the proverbial! Maybe I would be more understanding if it was pint bottle, but it was 330ml! Spirits - a whole other level.