Dormy House

These rooms may be the smallest in the hotel, but detailing such as exposed wooden beams, botanic prints on the walls and candleholders in the bathrooms add plenty of Cotswolds’ charm; they also overlook the lush landscaped gardens. Located in the Farmhouse building, each comes with a king-size bed and an ensuite with a sizeable shower and Temple Spa toiletries. The rooms also have a flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and docking station, a Nespresso machine, kettle with a selection of teas, bottled water and free WiFi.

These larger rooms, some in the Farmhouse building and others in the Emily Wing, have views of either the gardens or the courtyard. Emily Todhunter’s interiors – cool caramel tones and bold mulberry-hued walls with a minimalist four-poster bed – add a touch of contemporary chic alongside classic Regency style. Each room comes with a king-size bed, retro-style armchairs and an ensuite – some with a walk-in shower, some with a bath tub. A flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and docking station, a Nespresso machine, kettle with a selection of teas, bottled water, Temple Spa toiletries and free WiFi are included, and local art is hung on the walls. A baby cot can be added for free.

The spacious Splendid Rooms overlook the garden and the surrounding countryside, and are housed in the Farmhouse, the Emily Wing and the JPS Wing. Some have exposed oak beams and are decorated in a calming cream palette; some are bold and bright with an orange and teal colour scheme, bold wallpaper and fabric prints and funky retro furnishings. There’s a seating area, a king-size bed and an ensuite (some have a shower over a marble bath tub, some a shower only), and Temple Spa toiletries. Rooms come with a flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and docking station, a Nespresso machine, kettle with a selection of teas, bottled water and free WiFi. In some rooms, one child can sleep on the sofabed (£40 a night, for each child for 4–12 year olds, £60 for 13–16 year olds). Some rooms can sleep two children.

Vaulted ceilings lined with exposed wooden beams, make these rooms spacious and sunlit; some also have private terraces. Decked out with dainty antique knick-knacks and eye-catching chandeliers there are a king-size beds (some four-posters), a seating area and a bathroom with a shower big enough for two, twin sinks and a separate bath tub. All have gracious garden or countryside views and rooms include a flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and docking station, a Nespresso machine, kettle with a selection of teas, bottled water and free WiFi.

These pretty, pastel-hued suites have a Scandinavian feel, with clean-lined contemporary furnishings, subtle wallpaper and fabric prints and folksy artwork on the walls. There’s a king-size in the bedroom, a separate lounge area, and a bathroom with a modern bath tub, robes and slippers and Temple Spa bath products. Guests also have access to a private furnished courtyard and suites have a flatscreen TV, guest tablet, iPod dock, free WiFi, and a Nespresso machine.

The Snug (35sqm) is in a wing of the main farmhouse, just a short stroll from the spa. Decorated in hues of cream and taupe, with delicately patterned wallpaper and linens, this room has a king-size bed, a separate living room with a double sofabed and an ensuite with a stunning roll-top bath tub and a walk-in shower. There are views of the vale of Evesham and a flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and dock, a Nespresso coffee machine, bathrobes and slippers, Temple Spa bath products and free WiFi are included. One child can sleep on the sofabed (£40 a night, for each child for 4–12 year olds, £60 for 13–16 year olds). Some rooms can sleep two children.

Decorated in a sophisticated burgundy and cream colour palette, with a selection of whimsical mirrors and prints on the walls, this chic and cosy 35sqm room is in the main farmhouse. The room overlooks the golf course and the vale of Evesham and there’s a king-size bed, a lounge with a sofabed (suitable for one child or two small children to sleep in) and an ensuite with a power shower and a separate roll-top bath tub. This room includes a flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and dock, a Nespresso coffee machine, bathrobes and slippers, Temple Spa bath products and free WiFi. Two small children or one older child can sleep on the sofabed (£40 a night, for each child for 4–12 year olds, £60 for 13–16 year olds). Some rooms can sleep two children.

A stand-alone cottage where the walls are bedecked with blooms, there’s a separate lounge, a large bathroom with a shower for sharing and a separate bath tub, and a cosy chandelier-lit bedroom with a king-size bed. Exposed oak beams and a selection of antiques bestow plenty of character and there’s also a pretty stone courtyard overlooking the gardens. The cottage has a flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and docking station, a Nespresso machine, kettle with a selection of teas, bottled water and free WiFi.

Located in the main Farmhouse, this suite has sweeping views of the surrounding countryside and golf course. Design doyenne behind Le Manoir Aux Quat’Saison’s sleek style, Emily Todhunter, has used bold-hued stripes and tartan to create a classically chic space. The Den has a separate lounge, a king-size bed and an ensuite bathroom with a separate shower and bath tub. There’s also a flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and docking station, a Nespresso machine, kettle with a selection of teas, bottled water and free WiFi. Two small children or one older child can sleep on the sofabed (£40 a night, for each child for 4–12 year olds, £60 for 13–16 year olds). Some rooms can sleep two children.

Decorated in shades of cream and pale grey with wooden furniture and shell-patterned wallpaper, this traditional suite has its own hot tub in the fully-furnished, wood-accented courtyard. Inside, there’s a king-size bed, a separate lounge and two bathrooms, one of which has a walk-in shower. There’s also a flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and dock, a Nespresso coffee machine, bathrobes and slippers, Temple Spa bath products and free WiFi. This suite can sleep up to two adults and two children (there's a sofa bed – charged at £40 a night per child – and room for a cot, free of charge).

Tucked away in the Farmhouse, a private staircase leads you up to this romantic rural suite. Roosting in the eaves, this rose-hued room has a separate lounge with a vintage chesterfield, a king-size bed and a spectacular bathroom with a double shower – complete with dual benches – and a separate bath tub. Emily Todhunter’s mod William Morris-style wallpapers festoon the walls and the windows have postcard-perfect views of the countryside. The suite also has a flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and docking station, a Nespresso machine, kettle with a selection of teas, bottled water and free WiFi.

The Loft sits in the Lodge, on the second floor, with verdant Cotswolds’ views. This large, luxe room has vaulted ceilings with a vintage Chesterfield in the small sitting area and a freestanding bath tub by the bed and the window, allowing for modesty-maintaining views. There’s also a large bathroom with a separate shower and bath tub, and twin sinks. A flatscreen TV, an in-room tablet and docking station, a Nespresso machine, a kettle with a selection of teas, bottled water and free WiFi are included.