Originally a 17thCentury coaching inn, it has been refurbished to offer the best in comfort with a unique blend of traditional and contemporary style.
It has a natural charm and gracefulness, in meticulously maintained grounds with fragrant and attractive gardens in the very heart of the countryside.
Originally established in 1565, this is a town centre former coaching inn which retains many of its period features. Comfortable and friendly.
The hotel offers traditional comforts with modern facilities. There are nine acres of beautiful grounds with pitch 'n' putt, croquet and badminton.
Dates back to the Spanish Armada. Set in the centre of Britain’s widest high street, it occupies a site where an inn has stood since the 15th century.
A Country House Hotel offering a traditional, warm and friendly welcome for those seeking tranquillity, comfort and good food.
Grade 2 Georgian Hotel in town centre. 300years old with modern facilities. Ideally situated for many exciting attractions.
This Victorian lodge has lovely rooms with high ceilings. It is ideal for exploring the ancient county of Wiltshire and to "get away from it all".
Lovett Farm has been worked by the family for four generations. The beautiful farmhouse offers home from home comfort and wonderful views.
Manor Farmhouse is an attractive, spacious and comfortable home since 1885, alongside a working farm that has a private grass airstrip at its centre.
14th century manor house, set in 365 acres of parkland, now an exclusive hotel with a 3 rosetted restaurant and a top golf course.
Monks Rest Lodge is purpose built, set in the shady gardens of Monks Rest a few minutes walk from the town centre with its many restaurants and pubs.
13th Century town centre hotel standing next to the medieval Abbey. Reputed to be the oldest purpose-built hotel in England.
Former rectory with Victorian walled garden which offers peace and tranquility. Its wood- panelled restaurant is a major feature of the hotel.
The house is listed in the Domesday Book. Once owned by Lord Burghley, chief minister to Q Elizabeth I. Rebuilt in 1840, now completely refurbished.
A superb example of a delightful Victorian family home set in it's own grounds with a croquet lawn. On the edge of the medieval village of Lacock.
This former Cotswold stone vicarage is set in 7 acres on the outskirts of the Saxon village of Purton which nestles in the Vale of the White Horse.
A beautifully restored Cotswold manor house offering a supremely enjoyable and civilised experience. Magnificent spa and outstanding cuisine.
A lovely farmhouse on a working farm in one of England’s most beautiful areas, giving a haven for walkers, bird watchers, cyclists and nature lovers.
Modern country house hotel on outskirts of Swindon
