Situated in one of England’s prettiest villages, The Slaughters Manor House is a beautiful 17th Century manor house which combines contemporary interiors with country charm, attentive service and one of the most acclaimed restaurants in the Cotswolds.
Why not have a go at croquet on the hotel's own lawn?
A beautiful manor house set in 5 acres of landscaped gardens
The beautifully-appointed bedrooms all have their own character and style
Nestled in 5 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, Slaughters manor house is the perfect place to soak up the ambience of a typical English garden. The extensive grounds feature magnificent redwood and horse chestnut trees and you will even find a tennis court and croquet lawn! Inside the impressive array of facilities continues as you discover a billiards rooms and comfortable lounges which are the perfect spot to sit back with a quintessential cup of tea.
The contemporary bar area is open daily from 12 noon and serves a selection of light dishes and snacks as well as a delicious afternoon tea featuring a mouth-watering display of scones, cakes and sandwiches. For a more substantial meal lunch and dinner is served in the bright restaurant where you'll find a menu brimming with local produce and beautifully-presented dishes.
The hotel is perfectly located to discover the very best of the Cotswolds with Antique shops, manor houses and gardens and wonderful waling routes all within easy distance to the hotel.
When to visit
For a romantic getaway, book the Valentine Garden Suite to relax in the side-by-side roll top baths after your day walking through the countryside.
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Enquire NowThe Slaughters Manor House is nestled in the small village of Lower Slaughter in the heart of the Cotswolds.
London's Heathrow airport is approximately a 1 hour- 40 minute drive from the hotel.
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