A converted 16th-century home, the Manor House exudes Cotswold charm with its traditional design and cosy atmosphere. Located in the heart of Moreton-in-Marsh, it is conveniently located for exploring the northern and central Cotswolds.
The Manor House’s central location means the quiet market town is right on your doorstep, whilst beautiful gardens spread out behind the manor building. For those looking to explore, this means a relaxed amble through the town is easily accessed. But if even this sounds too energetic, then the option of a cocktail on the terrace is even closer.
The Manor House wonderfully combines the feel of a Cotswold country house with the convenience of a central location. It makes a perfect base for exploration, with many of the area’s sights within easy reach, as well as excellent walking and cycling.
The hotel is home to 35 rooms, each of which is slightly different in its design and layout – a quirk of converting a 500-year-old building into a hotel. But each one is decorated in a similar traditional but inviting style, with sizeable beds, cosy armchairs and spacious en-suite bathrooms.
On the ground floor, there is a comfortable library and a lounge complete with an open fireplace that warms the room in winter. For dinner, the Mulberry Restaurant is a popular choice with both guests and locals alike. Named after a 300-year-old mulberry bush that grows in the garden, this well-reviewed restaurant serves an excellent tasting menu.
The Manor House is located in the centre of the quiet market town of Moreton-in-Marsh, in the northern Cotswolds.
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