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Luxurious Accommodation and Award-Winning Dining
The 4-star Manor House Hotel in Moreton-in-Marsh offers a luxurious stay in a 16th-century building. Each room is uniquely charming, with views of the historic high street or the beautiful gardens. Enjoy the opulence of Molton Brown toiletries and relax with a TV in every room.
Culinary Excellence and Historic Charm
Indulge in the award-winning Mulberry Restaurant with 2 AA Rosettes, serving local and seasonal delights. The Beagle Bar offers light meals and traditional afternoon tea. Wake up to a delicious breakfast selection, including vegetarian options and classic English dishes.
Rich History and Tranquil Gardens
Experience the rich history of the Manor House, dating back to 1545, and wander through private walled gardens with a serene water feature and a majestic 300-year-old mulberry tree.
Ready to immerse yourself in luxury and history? Book your stay at Manor House Hotel for a memorable experience.
Please be aware that the hotel frequently has events with music until 00.30.
Children under the age of 8 are not allowed in the restaurant or bar after 18.45. A separate menu is available in the bar area which is served between 17.45 - 18.15. Please note that the restaurant has a smart/casual dress code.
When booking 6 rooms or more, different policies and additional supplements will apply. The hotel will contact you within 48 hours to advise these policies.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
No special conditions apply for groups.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
Children up to and including 12 years old stay for £20 per person per night when using an available extra bed.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Ideally situated for our stay
We found the bed a little hard and pillows uncomfortable. In the bathroom had to wait a long time for hot water to come through.
We got upgraded to their Apple cottage which was fantastic! I wish I could have stayed longer. I loved their garden, the restaurant, lounge area which felt like a living room and the location close to the station.
I liked everything.
Perfect location, Hospitality, Lovely room
Breakfast
The dining room is BEAUTIFUL and the staff was really friendly and accommodating; the lobby has a fireplace and a library and comfortable furniture; We arrived too early to check in so we were able to store our luggage, which they very kindly delivered to our room; While the room was in a 400+year old part of the building, the hotel had done updates to make the age of the room less apparent. The bathroom was fully renovated and there were single USB outlets by each bedside table and some near the desk. We received shortbread cookies every day and we had coffee and a coffee machine. Breakfast was outstanding---fresh baked goods and meals cooked to order....Very, very, nice;; Desk staff was very nice although we questioned the accuracy of some of the things we were told regarding WIFI.
This hotel has a new portion and an old portion; Our room was in the old portion; Our room was one of two extra large rooms in the hotel; It was situated on the top floor, far away from the lobby; There was no lift available in this section of the hotel so we had to negotiate a total of 33 stairs -broken up into flights of 3, 6, 10 individual stairs connected with little hallways. ; Each set of stairs was closed off by firedoors. It could only be described as a rabbit warren; Because there was no signage directing us to the lobby, I ended up in the basement twice until I figured out the route!
Our room had a lovely bed and chairs and a desk, While the bathroom was newly renovated, there were no electrical outlets in it; The bathroom had a shower in a tub and, while very stylish, the size and contour of the tub made going in and out a bit hazardous;
The most frustrating part of our stay involved WIFI. WIFI was available in our room if I stood by the hallway door or went into the hallway. Otherwise, getting or keeping a WIFI connection while in our room was nearly impossible. The front desk finally admitted that WIFI reception could be a little spotty; When we asked to change rooms, there were no rooms available.
Be aware that there is no air conditioning in the room, although we did have a fan; The windows need to be opened for air circulation and there was some road noise since our room was on the front side of the hotel;
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hygiëne en vriendelijkheid personeel
Me senti numa casa de campo fofa.
Tudo muito bonito.
Acústica… conseguia ouvir os quartos vizinhos.
Beautiful old fashioned hotel. Lovely restaurant setting and the garden is very pleasant in the summer.
We were so so happy with the interior and exterior of the hotel. I was sad to leave. I took so many pix of our hotel room and the grounds as I was just in love.
We were there over a weekend during a heatwave and it was ridiculously noisy during a heat wave because we had to open windows. We didn’t sleep much at all.
Location, staff, breakfast!
hot,
1 fan
no ai4rcon
can't turn off the bathroom heater.
noise in walls.
Location: A truly beautiful hotel in the heart of the Cotswalds in Moreton in Marsh. Easier to get around in this town than many of them, and very close to all the pretty towns you want to see. This Hotel has a carpark, which I was very pleased for, since it was a busy, hot summer weekend. Unfortunately, the carpark is waaaaay out the back of the property, so pull up, unpack, and THEN go and park the car. A bit of a rigmarole but worth the trouble.
Check in: was easy and quick.
The building is a historical, and VERY rambling old place. I got lost on multiple occasion, a real maze.
Room: was a lovely Deluxe Double room, and it really was a lovely room, but from the get go we had trouble.
First, it was VERY hot weather. It had been a hot weekend, and was still very warm. The room had few windows to open, one in the bathroom, and a couple in the main room, but they faced the sun, so ... and no air conditioning. It was stifling.
There was one fan provided, which, to be fair, was strong, but we had to have it on all night, as you could not have windows open due to the noise.
Making it worse, the bathroom had a towel heater, which was on full blast, and you could NOT turn it off. There was simply no switch. It got hotter and hotter in that room, and was stifling when the windows had to be closed in the evening.
Second, there was a whining hum through the wall. some sort of machinery, humming, like fans or extractors. It was loud enough to keep my husband awake all night. Lucky I brought ear plugs. He never thought he'd need them in an upmarket place, in an upmarket room.
The next day we mentioned it to reception, who...said 'I've never had anyone complain about that before', and 'that's the room we put our brides and grooms in', and 'it's one of the best room's, - all the reasons why we shouldn't e saying anything.....but not "I'm so sorry, I'll look into it right away.' She also said s;he couldn't think what that was, and that there was nothing in the room next to us. I tried to say there wasn't a room next to us, but a storage area. She did look into it, and found that there was extraction fans.... then it became 'we HAVE to keep them on', 'we couldn't possibly turn them off'. Again, all the reasons why they're right. But the fact is, we'd paid a lot of money for that room, and it was noisy, and boiling hot. Not a great sleep. I find it very hard to believe that no one has ever heard, or mentioned, the humming whine coming from behind the wall ALL night.
There was no solution, they had no other rooms, and refunded us an amount, as compensation. We went and bought more earplugs. (I would have liked an airconditioner, but it wasn't THAT much.)
Breakfast was ok, some very grumpy people serving, and not very interested in helping. The breakfast room is very pretty, in an arched conservatory, a bit hot on hot days though!
Nice big bed and very comfortable, though it was so hot, no linen was necessary. I did notice housekeeping had put a sheet on the bottom of the bed, I thought they may kindly be suggesting a sheet instead of the hot cover. We did't use it, but it was a nice thought.
All in all, the room and hotel was lovely, but the lack of air, windows, and the hot towel heater adding to the heat, plus the noisy hum behind the wall, spoilt it a little for us.
Everything - the details in the room, the staff, the place, the outdoor seating places
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