Whatley Manor

Accommodation 
Whatley Manor provides relaxing, comfortable spaces that make sure guests have the perfect getaway.

Room options
Every room has a king-size bed, that is handmade in Yorkshire and also features a deluxe bathroom with heated floors and a range of Molton Brown bath products. Feel free to relax in front of the chrome cast tv or use the free wi-fi that is at your disposal.

Classic rooms with king-size bed; Superior rooms with king-size bed, located in the main part of Whatley Manor.

Suite options
Every suite has a king-size bed, that is handmade in Yorkshire and also features a deluxe bathroom with heated floors and a range of Molton Brown bath products. Feel free to relax in front of the chrome cast tv or use the free wi-fi right at your fingertips.

The Junior suites are spacious, have king-size beds, a chocolate bar and make for the perfect place to unwind.

The Suites have a king-size bed, feature a separate sitting room and study area overlooking the gardens and Cotswold's countryside.

The Deluxe suites have a king-size bed, offer sitting areas perfect for unwinding and entertaining arranged over split levels.

Restaurants
Both restaurants at Whatley Manor offer their guests a pleasant atmosphere, magnificent food and an attentive service.

The Dining Room is a renowned restaurant with two Michelin stars under the watchful eye of Executive Chef Niall Keating who uses Asian influences in his modern cooking to create a menu that offers creative and unexpected flavours.

Grey's Brasserie provides a sophisticated yet cosy brasserie atmosphere where contemporary dishes dominate the menu.

Facilities
The Aquarias Spa is the place to reset and recharge your mind, body and spirit. There is a range of spa experiences available from the hydrotherapy pool to the salt scrub showers, a thermal suite and a gym.

Whatley Manor is set in 12 acres of gardens that are divided into 26 well defined parts where natural elements of the garden and its surroundings are incorporated and make it whole. Here you’ll find a recreated English Country house garden with both rose and herbaceous gardens.

The hotel has a cinema available for hire which is the perfect place to enjoy your favourite films, fitted with a deluxe suede lined interior and ambient lighting. Either choose a film from the library or feel free to bring your own.

History
In the 18th century, the property was originally a farmhouse on a farm estate called Twatley Farm. Mr T.G. Smith bought the estate in 1857 who became the lord of Easton Grey Manor from 1871 on. Afterwards, the ownership of the farm passed onto his sister Honora Wilder and her husband. During WW I, the hall at Twatley Farm became a packing station for boxes and parcels destined for the Front.

In 1925 H.C. Cox, a Canadian bought the estate; he used the property for hunting and added more land. Cox added the Tudor wing and also built the coach house.

Around 1947 Priscilla Coriat and her second husband Harold Isaac Coriat bought it and were its owners until 1957. R.J. Rennie divided the estate in 1961 and, around this time, earned its present-day name Whatley Manor.

During this time, Marco and Alix Landolt stayed at Whatley Manor when the property's beauty inspired them. In 2000 Whatley Manor came up for sale; they bought it and restored it to its former glory. A Grade II listed building houses the manor house.

Whatley Manor opened its doors on 1st July 2003 and has since had the reputation as a peaceful, perhaps even magical place.

Touring Guide
A stay at Whatley Manor allows you to go on a Private Tour of England. Less than an hour away, you’ll find the magical city of Gloucester or visit the Roman baths in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bath. Why not learn about prehistoric Britain in Avebury or about Bristol and its maritime history. Don’t forget that you’re surrounded by the idyllic Cotswolds waiting to be explored or opt for the Classic Tour of England.