Elegant quarters in a ritzy hotel offering refined dining, a cinema & a spa, plus an outdoor pool. Set in a 17th-century house surrounded by acclaimed landscaped gardens, this ritzy hotel in the countryside is 4 miles from Cirencester town centre and 3 miles from the A429 road. Airy, elegant rooms feature garden views, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Bi-level rooms add separate sitting areas, and some also have whirlpool baths. Ornate suites come with living rooms, and some offer fireplaces, 4-poster beds and/or private gardens. Full English breakfast is available. There's a refined restaurant, a spa with a heated outdoor pool and a sauna, a tennis court and a cinema. Kids age 15 and older are welcome.
"Among the best of the English countryside’s flock of New Wave country hotels is Barnsley House, a 1697 stone manor with just 18 rooms, each of which is unique, mixing contemporary furniture and modern art with the occasional antique. Among the many wonderful details: mineral water, fresh-squeezed orange juice, and chocolates in the fridge; oversized showerheads; one of the country’s loveliest gardens (laid out in the late 1950s by the renowned Rosemary Verey); and not one but two watering holes—an on-site saloon featuring a bar illuminated from within and the village pub nearby, which pulls in one of the hippest crowds around. Just note that sound travels easily in this old house—so be prepared to keep the sound down to a minimum." - Ramsay Short
"Among the best of the English countryside’s flock of New Wave country hotels is Barnsley House, a 1697 stone manor with just 18 rooms, each of which is unique, mixing contemporary furniture and modern art with the occasional antique. Among the many wonderful details: mineral water, fresh-squeezed orange juice, and chocolates in the fridge; oversized showerheads; one of the country’s loveliest gardens (laid out in the late 1950s by the renowned Rosemary Verey); and not one but two watering holes—an on-site saloon featuring a bar illuminated from within and the village pub nearby, which pulls in one of the hippest crowds around. Just note that sound travels easily in this old house—so be prepared to keep the sound down to a minimum."
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