Rooms
Rooms are all unique in size and have simple but elegant decor. Many are designed specifically with families in mind; the junior suites include a sofa bed in the living area and there are also a number of family suites with two bedrooms and a living area with a sofa bed. The Cottage, with its own private garden area, is also good for families of four. Deluxe rooms are large with spacious bathrooms and antique furniture, while the superior rooms also include roll top bathtubs.
Location
The hotel is located in the heart of the tranquil and picturesque village of Lower Slaughter. Along with quaint cottages and a tea room, the tiny village has a shop selling a range of local products from blankets to books, as well as antiques. The bustling village of Bourton-on-the-Water is a 20 minute walk away along a country path.
Food and drink
There are two options for dining which include a rustic bar area for informal meals beside roaring fires, or the more sophisticated dining room where breakfast is served. For a special occasion the hotel's sister property, The Slaughters Manor House, is located just across the road and offers award-winning fine dining and afternoon tea.