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Lower Slaughter Manor Lower Slaughter Cotswolds GL54 2HP GB

Lower Slaughter Manor

Cotswolds, United Kingdom

Style Refined country seat

Setting Gloucestershire’s prettiest village

Luxe drapery in opulent fabrics – yup. Sexy aubergine and taupe colour scheme – check. Enormous, Princess-and-the-Pea-dimensioned bed – can’t miss it. Lower Slaughter Manor knocks the traditional formula for rural retreats on its head, with all the boutique-hotel trimmings you'd expect of a designer pad in town. Only, instead of busy streets and high-rises, at this stately country manor in the Cotswolds you're surrounded by beautiful landscaped gardens, a tiny village and, beyond that, rolling fields. Perfection.

Need to know

  • Rooms 19, including nine suites.
  • Rates Double rooms from $195.82 (£125), excluding tax at 20 per cent.
    ? Prices have been converted from the hotel's local currency (£125), via XE.com, using today's exchange rate.
  • More details Rates include full English breakfast and a newspaper.
  • Facilities Five acres of landscaped gardens, croquet lawn, tennis court, DVD library. In rooms, Vi-Spring mattresses, TV, CD/DVD player, iPod dock, free WiFi, bottled water and sherry, fresh fruit.
  • Check-out 11am, but flexible subject to availability. Check-in, 2pm.
  • Children Lower Slaughter Manor is a good choice for getaways en famille, particularly if your children are young. Three sets of rooms can be connected for families. Cots (free) and extra beds (£50 a night, including breakfast) can be provided. More...
  • Also Two-night minimum stay at weekends.

Food and drink at Lower Slaughter Manor

  • Hotel restaurant

    Silk-lined, crystal-spangled Sixteen58 offers fine dining from Andrew Birch using local, seasonal delights. The sommelier has amassed an impressive cellar of vintage champagnes and prestige wines.

  • Dress code It’s not stuffy here, but pack your smartest casuals.
  • Top table An intimate table for two overlooking the gardens.
  • Last orders 9.30pm in the restaurant.
  • Room service During restaurant hours you can order from the Sixteen58 menu, out of those hours classic room service favourites are available, such as sandwiches and soup.
  • Hotel bar

    There’s no bar, but waiters will bring you whatever you desire. The drinks menu will melt whisky-lovers’ hearts.

Also worth knowing

  • Weddings This property is suitable for weddings. More...

Lower Slaughter Manor Lower Slaughter, Cotswolds, GL54 2HP


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Our favourite rooms

For an extravagant weekend of romance, book one of the ground-floor Garden rooms in the Coach House: Valentine Strong is a decadent suite with a bathroom featuring twin roll-top baths that gives onto a private garden with a hot tub; Magnolia is a huge double with a freestanding bath and private garden. Deluxe and Master rooms on the second floor of the main house have wonderful views of the village; Mrs Smiths will love Longborough – it has a freestanding roll-top bath and a separate dressing room.

Packing tips

Slippers, robes and luxury toiletries are all provided. Bring your bathers if you fancy a dip in the hot tub, and activity-proof clothes if you want to try quad-biking, rock-climbing or any of the other more mud-prone outdoors options.

Also

Book in-room beauty treatments, or get the hotel to arrange boredom-busting activities: they can sort out anything from archery and rock-climbing to murder-mystery evenings, blind 4x4 driving, and duck herding. yes, you did read that correctly.

From the Guestbook…

Come to Lower Slaughter for unashamed luxury and relaxation. This is a place where you can just feel at home. Lounge in front of the fire reading a book, drinking wine or afternoo...

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