Lords Of The Manor Hotel

My daughter Victoria married her now husband Adam this week at this beautiful hotel. The hotel is stunning, set in beautiful grounds but bought to life in technicolour by Hanna and the kind, welcoming, friendly, attentive people who work there. I have to say this was one of the best days of my life. For the Wedding breakfast (20 close family) Victoria and Adam picked an 8 course tasting menu which was superb. A real treat and great experience. Thank-you to everyone that contributed to make this such a lovely day.

I cannot comment on the rooms as we did not stay there. We simply wished to have a drink on a beautiful summer’s day in the outdoor area of their lovely garden. 6 adults and 2 sleeping babies. We were told to wait for service as they were still tidying up after a wedding the day before, which we duly did. Then they advised us that we would have to “wait a long time” for service. We asked what that length of time might actually mean and when the 30 minutes the waiter mentioned hadn’t put us off this increased to up to an hour. We were made to feel most unwelcome and, although, they do NOT have a policy of serving residents only and excluding visitors this was exactly how they treated us. Interestingly I took a look at the wedding venue and it was already immaculate. They just didn’t want us there. We won’t return again and we certainly won’t stay there. It should be mentioned that it is in a truly amazing setting. It’s a shame that the service, or lack thereof, came nowhere close to matching it.

What a fantastic stay we had at Lords of the Manor for our anniversary! A beautiful building with gorgeous grounds. The staff were all fantastic and could not have been more welcoming, friendly and accommodating. We had great meals including afternoon tea and we felt really spoiled. Our dog Ruby had a lovely time. She was exhausted after exploring the grounds and the being made such a fuss of. She slept very soundly in the bed provided for her in our room. We will definitely go back!

We ventured in after a walk in the sunshine from Lower to Upper Slaughter and were intrigued by a glimpse from the pathway. Beautiful building with all the old world Cotswold charm. Thought we’d give it a go and were greeted with warmth and friendliness. The three course Sunday lunch was amazing and great value for money. The service was impeccable - very attentive. Lovely interior decor, beautiful gardens and great staff.

Carl the Magnificent. All interaction with anyone at this hotel is excellent but the fine dining maitre D Carl is unbeatable. Part stand-up comedian, part wine encyclopaedia , part maitre D. What a win. And as usual the food was superb. I travelled AWAY from the Michelin stars of London to celebrate my 70th birthday here and it could not have gone any better. Many thanks

First of all this the place the stay in Cotswolds . Second it’s very charming . Third you feel like royalty 🤴 staying here . Fourth they have valet parking 🅿️ . Fifth the more casual restaurant is great 😊 and I did not eat at the fancy restaurant. Sixth in one of lounges and the lobby there are great 😊 books 📕 to look 👀 at. Seventh it’s a five star ⭐️ hotel 🏨 not just to British standards, but American 🇺🇸 standards too. Lastly, the people who work here are very 👍 .

GREAT PLACE for afternoon tea!!! We loved our food, the service, and the house. 2 of our party had allergies to gluten and dairy but they substituted a full set of pastries for them, and they were very good! The waitstaff was very knowledgeable about the allergies, and also about their tea selection.

Stunning venue, lovely grounds, bit of a shame about the service! (Food/drink only, we didn’t stay in the hotel itself)||We stopped here after an afternoon of walking around the beautiful Upper (and Lower) Slaughter. The grounds looked stunning so we walked back to have a drink and lunch before driving home.||It’s table service only but you’re at the mercy of someone stopping to take your order, and we ended up having to try to grab someone on the way past (it wasn’t busy, but still took a while). The Diet Coke was £3.50 which seemed a bit pricey but you accept it’s a nice place, but when it turned up there was about a third of a glass there at best! The ciabatta salmon sandwich was ok, although I was surprised that something served with cream cheese also came with buttered bread which made it pretty sickly and the dog got a fair amount of it.||All-in-all it was a bit of a shame as the venue itself is stunning, but let down by the service and value for money.

Amazing, beautiful, and cleanest hotel I've ever seen! This is a wonderful hotel! The grounds are so lovely, I wished I could paint! Hotel itself is elegant with generous rooms and amenities. Full delicious breakfast included. And the staff was friendly and helpful. Will definitely stay again!! Wish I could give more stars!!

If you can - stay here. Very accommodating and very nice people. Didnt thing the food was bad at all. Room was delightful. Take the afternoon and follow the paths through the sheep pastures over to the other little towns - be careful where you step. We walked all over the place and met great people on the same quest as us. One of the best places we stayed in the west of London

The hotel is situated in a beautiful and charming area. The surrounding Villages are beautiful and a must see. The grounds of the hotel are well manicured and designed. The hotel staff is accommodating and warm. There is a beautiful design and the upscale charm.

This rating is more for the hotel and service more than the food. This manor house is nothing less than splendid. Let me start from the outside garden and yard. The front lawn is so nice with benches overlooking the pond and small hiking trails going off in various directions. The backyard garden is so wonderful with all the flowers and the layout is similar to that of noble gardens of the past, but on a much smaller scale. Other than the dead mouse outside the back door that was there for two days, it really was relaxing. The inside consists of so many halls, doors, and rooms that my wife went down the wrong hall at least three times trying to get back to our room. There are several sitting rooms, lounges, tea room and bar. Although we did not eat at the restaurant for dinner, we had a great breakfast that was one part buffet and we also ordered some more food. In the evening we sat in the lounge and I had one of the local beers which was refreshing. My wife had tea and chocolates. The barman/waiter brought out a large, wooden box filled with at least 20 different chocolates to choose from. They were good! The room was very nice. The room made me feel like royalty and the bed was most certainly fit for someone with high expectations. If you can, I highly recommend at least a one night stay.

This is a lovely hotel, and it's in a beautiful spot. We had high tea on a lovely day in April, sitting outside on the gorgeous lawn overlooking the pretty streams and pond at the bottom of the valley. It loses two stars because we had the (pricey) high tea and the bread for the sandwiches was stale - not just turning stale, starting to get hard to chew stale. A shame because the cakes and tea were great, but a place that can serve sandwiches with stale bread isn't getting the basics right.