The room was impecable. Very comfortable. Breakfast was good, the staff was very accommodating with my wife’s pregnancy food requirements.

At dinner, which is on the expensive side, they let little kids dine there with their ipads with kid’s entertainment at full volume. It definitely damped the experience for all the diners in there. Although it wasn’t the hotel’s fault (that family clearly lacked prudence and common sense), the hotel should be clear about the guidelines. Food and service was great, though.

Excellent accommodation, beautiful manor with great history, surroundings, stunning gardens, restaurants, and bar food. The room was spotless, praise to the maids/cleaning staff, bed very comfortable, attentive staff, waiter service throughout the stay in all areas of the House, gardens included were very polite and went above and beyond to ensure our food and drinks were as requested and served efficiently. The food throughout our stay was excellent, high praise to the chef. The Reception staff went above and beyond to make our stay perfect, even giving us an upgrade which was a treat, thank you. Nothing to fault and will definitely be returning.

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I loved everything about our stay. The property is set in a fabulous countryside setting, immersed in nature in a tranquil, quintessential village. It was everything I hoped for and was looking for in my visit in the Cotswolds. The grounds of the property are just beautiful - we were able to enjoy them thanks to the beautiful weather in April - walking around and reading books in the garden enjoying the sun. The interior of the property was nothing short of cozy & welcoming - we enjoyed some tea in the bar and was just lovely. As this was an anniversary trip, the hotel upgraded our room which was a very much appreciated gesture on their side. Our room was comfortable, airy and large with room to put our luggages and replenished daily with tea and cookies. Breakfast was fantastic as well - with cold and food options available. A note of mention goes to the wonderful staff which was welcoming, warm and helpful throughout all our stay - even leaving a note in the room for our anniversary. We left the property refreshed and very happy. I personally did much research ahead of our trip to the Cotswolds and if you're like me, I'll say stop - pick this hotel and don't go any further. Should I come back to the Costwolds, this will be my first accomodation choice.

Absolutely no notes - everything was fantastic.

It was in an amazing setting and the facilities were nothing short of luxurious. Staff were friendly and eager to please. The food was amazing.

I was disappointed with the view from our room. There were two windows and neither had a view. There were a couple of small issues which had if not been four star I would have overlooked. Both bath robes had broken belt loops so every time you took it off the belts dropped to the floor.

We had a lovely time and sadly only one night. Staff were exceptionally good and welcoming. Our room was spacious and comfortable. While it was by the road, there was no noise at all. The weather was cold, but the room warm. How it would be in the summer I can't tell. Grounds beautiful even in December. Restaurant was fine.

Can't think of anything apart from the price which sadly is the norm for all hotels now.

Lords of the Manor in Upper Slaughter is in one of the most idyllic locations on the planet, and the walk from the manor to Lower Slaughter should be on every bucket list. The manor itself and the rooms are on par with its stated star rating and they well met expectations. Food is delectable (we had dinner and afternoon tea) and plentiful. Service and staff is hit or miss depending on who you interact with, for example the gentleman at dinner was exceptional, while one of the ladies at tea questioned our request for water. Water! (we had half of bottle on the table for four people). Check-in and checkout were both expedient and efficient, both very competent individuals. The only downside is that front desk called both mornings for breakfast despite a request at check in not to do so, a request I watched the welcoming and extremely hospitable gentleman at check-in clearly document. I’m not docking the rating for this as I believe it was well intended, but a customer request is just that. Still, this manor is dear to our hearts and we look forward to yet another return.

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The staff was super friendly and helpful! My friend and I were celebrating a milestone birthday and they upgraded our rooms free of charge, and were very flexible with our dinner booking and check in when we were running behind. Our room was beautiful and comfortable, and I loved the character and natural light we got. The breakfast was great each morning and the one dinner we had was delicious. The grounds are also lovely to walk in.

The whole experience from beginning to end was extremely enjoyable, the staff were professional but friendly and always with a smile. The hotel itself is a beautiful old building in well kept gardens that we are sure would only improve with the approach of summer, the interior was beautifully designed and very clean. Our room was well equipped, the bed comfortable…lovely bed linens! Molton Brown in the bathroom and a lovely big shower, special mention to Sydney and the reception team, Service staff for breakfast and dinner and the kitchen for an amazing dinner to celebrate a birthday and Housekeeping for all your hard work! A thoroughly enjoyable stay, would highly recommend. Thank you to all.

Gardens & location were incredible. Loved, loved the 3-mile walk down to lower slaughter and back using the public foot path, etc. Loved just being on property & just enjoying, relaxing and soaking up the grounds, sunshine, flowers, lambs/sheep! Food - both breakfasts & dinners in The Dining Room were fantastic. (Chicken, cod and mint risotto w prawns) Bar - drinks and wine offerings very good. The outdoor spaces were plentiful & comfortable. Liked talking to Mike the Gardner.

I guess, the shower/bath was a little difficult - sprayed a lot of water out by accident.

Used to frequent the Lords a long time ago, when upmarket Country houses were not so ubiquitous. Overall I was happy to make this trip down Nostalgia lane. The grandeur makes you feel special, the location is perfect, with a gorgeous lawn area leading down to reed beds & a stream. Whiled away 2 hours drinking bubbly before a lovely meal

Service was a little too formal, a little pretentious. Bedrooms are grand but feel dated. And for reasons unclear we could not get a dinner table until 8.15pm, yet on arrival there was only one other table occupied