Buckland Manor

Accommodation
Rooms at Buckland Manor are individually furnished with antiques and delicate fabrics. Each one offers a Vispring bed with crisp white linen that guarantees a perfect night’s rest. Relax at the end of the day using l’Occitane skin care and bath lotions in a beautiful bathroom with a bathtub or walk-in shower.

Room options
Classic Rooms: Abbotts with king-size bed overlooking the medieval church as well as the front gardens; Aviary with queen-size bed overlooking the rear gardens; Green with queen-size bed overlooking the rear gardens; Rose with queen-size bed overlooking the medieval church and front gardens; Summer with double bed overlooking the front gardens.

Small Deluxe Rooms: Garden with king-size bed, a small patio overlooking front gardens; Jasmine with king-size bed overlooking the front gardens; Sophia with king-size bed, vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, overlooking medieval church.

Deluxe Rooms: Blue with king-size bed, fireplace overlooking rear gardens; Delany with king-size bed, a spacious seating area overlooking the medieval church and gardens; Fountain has two bedrooms, with king-size and twin beds, fireplace overlooking fountain garden, surrounding gardens and the countryside; Scott with king-size bed overlooking rear gardens and front garden.

Superior Four Poster Room with queen-size bed and fireplace overlooking the gardens.

Master Rooms: Floral with king-size bed and fireplace overlooking the front garden; Vaulted with super king-size bed and fireplace overlooking surrounding hills and fountain gardens.

Restaurant
William Guthrie is the head chef, and together with his team of gifted chefs, they work hard to create delicious, innovative menus where British cuisine and locally sourced ingredients are key.

The Vale of Evesham, otherwise known as England’s market garden, provides fresh local produce; on the Manor’s grounds, fresh herbs are grown, and of course, there is also a spectacular wine cellar.

Facilities
The hotel has ten acres of lovely gardens that are ideal for wandering, tucked away amongst woodland leading into the adjoining countryside.

If you prefer spending some time outdoors, there is croquet, boules, and tennis available to all guests. If you need any assistance, the staff at reception is happy to help and provide equipment to play.

History
The Manor traces back to the 13th century and was first mentioned in 600 A.D. when the Abbey of Gloucester owned the land. It is believed that Buckland village is home to the oldest rectory in England, located next to the Manor. The building has a majestic timbered hall that dates back to the 15th century.

Touring Guide
Buckland Manor is the ideal location to stay for your Private Tour of England with a personal guide. Take the opportunity to explore exceptional Gloucester and pay a visit to imposing Warwick Castle. Or discover England’s oldest university city Oxford, which is just over an hour away. Go on a bike tour of the Cotswolds or be adventurous and go 4x4 off-road driving in England.