Lords of the Manor is a fabulous hotel nestled within a beautiful part of The Cotswolds at Upper Slaughter. Our acclaimed dog friendly luxury hotel is perfect for a truly memorable stay in Gloucestershire.

Our hotel dates from 1649 and is nestled in 8 acres of lawns and beautiful gardens. All of our guest rooms are individually furnished and offer views of the gardens, the village of Upper Slaughter and the surrounding Cotswolds hills. The rooms provide the perfect retreat for those who want a getaway from it all. All the rooms have king-size beds that can be twinned, except for the Country category which has double beds.

Each room comes with a variety of facilities: tea and coffee-making facilities, in-room safe, TV, bathrobe and slippers, Molton Brown Toiletries, telephone, Wi-Fi and a hair dryer.

You can experience Cotswolds fine dining whilst staying with us, with the option of 2 restaurants to choose from. The Atrium is our fine dining restaurant and boasts 3 AA Rosettes. We also have The Dining Room which offers a more informal atmosphere.

We have a range of wonderful meeting rooms available, offering specialist Wi-Fi access points. The main meeting room, the Garden Room, can accommodate a maximum of 30 delegates.

Our hotel is in the ideal location for discovering the area. Locally there are lots of countryside walking routes to enjoy. We are within easy reach of lots of Cotswold towns and villages. In Bouton-on-the-water there is Model Village and the Cotswolds Motoring Museum. Visit Cotswold Farm Park or head into Cheltenham and browse the independent shops. Attractions to visit include:

Greystones Farm Nature Reserve.

Cheltenham Racecourse.

The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum.

Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway.

Sandford Parks Lido.

Please visit our website to find out more about our pet friendly hotel in Gloucestershire.

Disabled facilities available by arrangement - please enquire for details.

3 AA Rosette.

Red Star AA ‘Inspector’s Choice’ listed.

Top 20 Most Romantic Dining Rooms by The Times.

Sunday Times’ Top 100 restaurants in Britain.