Lords of the Manor Hotel Luxury Country House, Upper Slaughter, Cotswolds, UK

Dating back to 1649, Lords of the Manor is an intimate 25-bedroom country house hotel set within eight acres of lawns and gardens. Honey-coloured Cotswold stone, traditional character and modern comforts create a welcoming English countryside retreat. Recognised with four AA Red Stars, the hotel combines attentive service with acclaimed dining and peaceful surroundings. Its Upper Slaughter location makes it an inviting choice for romantic escapes, special celebrations and relaxed Cotswolds holidays.

Lords of the Manor offers individually styled accommodation across Country, Manor, Rectory, Cotswold and Lords bedroom categories. Choose cosy rooms for a short escape or larger accommodation with sitting areas for a longer stay. Selected rooms overlook the gardens or surrounding countryside, while others face Upper Slaughter or the inner courtyard. Amenities include Wi-Fi, tea and coffee facilities, bathrobes, slippers and Molton Brown toiletries. Family and dog-friendly options require advance confirmation.

Discover acclaimed Cotswolds dining at Atrium, Lords of the Manor’s four-AA-Rosette restaurant, where a seasonal tasting menu showcases carefully selected British ingredients. Advance booking is essential for its intimate, single-sitting experience. The Dining Room offers a more informal alternative, with views over the walled garden, herb garden and fruit trees. Enjoy lunch, dinner or afternoon tea, complemented by wines from the hotel’s historic cellar and attentive country house service.

Unwind among eight acres of landscaped grounds at Lords of the Manor, where sweeping lawns, a lake and a historic walled garden invite gentle exploration. Discover fruit trees, perennial planting and a meadow, or settle into a garden chair with tea and a book. Beyond the grounds, a circular village walk passes St Peter’s Church, historic houses and a ford. These peaceful surroundings offer an unhurried way to recharge during a restorative countryside break in the Cotswolds. Lords of the Manor