I had a fantastic stay at Charingworth Manor. From the moment I arrived, the staff were warm, welcoming, and always ready to assist with anything I needed. Their hospitality truly made my stay special. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully maintained, with all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. The bed was incredibly cosy, ensuring a great night's sleep. Breakfast and dinner were both exceptional! The variety of options at breakfast was impressive, with fresh fruits, pastries, and hot dishes cooked to perfection. Dinner was equally delightful, with a well-curated menu offering delicious flavours and excellent presentation. The quality of the food exceeded my expectations.

Beautiful elegant charming 14th century building. Lotsa thoughts put in to make this place cosy classy & so special. We had a short chat with the manor owner & can sense the effort and sincerity put into this beautiful countryside manor, so impressed with the top quality facilities, staff and food. The food is simply amazing. Some say it’s the best in Cotswold, we had 2 nights stay and took dinner on both nights. It’s the best meal we had in our 2 weeks trip & I dare to say it’s Michelin star worthy. It was my husband birthday & I’m so glad he had the most perfect stay. We would love to come back to stay again. We loved having the 2 resident cats around too. They are so adorable.

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The most amazing hotel I have ever stayed at! Me and my mother stayed there for 3 nights in the beginning of october 2024 and we loved everthing about the place. Located in a beautiful area a gorgeous old manor renovated in a luxourious way with extraordinary comfort and taste. The best bed I have ever slept in. Amazing difuser. Stunning bathroom. Comfortable robs. Tasty thé and delicious cookies in the room. Great breakfast and dinner. Amazing staff!! Every single one! Stunning nature, cute sheep. Lovely to arrive to the room with calm classical music turned on upon arrival. Free parking. Practical electrical charing of car. Recommend to everyone! They also have a pool but we did not have the time to visit unfortunately. Also possible to book a massage, do this in advance to get an appointment. So cozy to dit in the common room by the fire in the evening with a cup of the.

First off, the stay was very comfortable. The living rooms of the manor are so cosy and we enjoyed afternoons and evenings reading, playing marbles and games together. The bar was nearby and we could enjoy a glass of wine together. The food here is exceptional. Generous breakfast portions, really fresh food and a dinner service to match with modern dishes, well-flavoured and great wine to match. The highlight is definitely the cosy beds, beams in your rooms and a fantastic grounds where you can enjoy incredible scenic views and vistas. Advice for any travellers coming by train, get your taxis sorted via the hotel. They have a list of reputable names as travel can often me hard to come by in these remote areas.

The only pointers we would have for our stay is that perhaps the pool area could be arranged with lounging in mind. The pool area seems a little dated, and it isn't somewhere you can go and relax. It's more of a quick dip and out scenario. My partner also didn't like the fact that music wasn't consistent throughout the building. As fans of music and atmosphere, the music was often dialled down, making dinner or breakfast a bit awkwardly quiet and the speaker system throughout the manor was a little glitchy. Otherwise, a perfect stay.

Following a delightful stay over the Christmas period, my husband and I returned again for a 2 night stay. The staff welcomed us and remembered us from our previous visit. We had booked the same room, as we liked the space it offered with the additional sitting room. We thought the room had been recently redecorated and were surprised to find out that the following week it was to be redecorated again. So now we have to return to see what changes are made. The breakfast choices are amazing - I'm not vegetarian, but I had the vegetarian breakfast each day and would highly recommend.

There was no hot water in the showers in the swimming pool changing rooms (unlike in the guest accommodation where the water is very very hot).

Beautiful location. Cosy, comfortable, open fires, well designed. We loved the coffee table books and board games in the lounges and the comfortable beds and magazines in the rooms. Pool lovely. The food was particularly good. The evening meal was delicious- the spatchcock poussin was to die for 😊 Breakfast was very good - Turkish eggs very tasty and a very generous full English. Staff were very welcoming and attentive.

It’s a beautiful old building, so some signs of wear in the decoration in the bedrooms. We would have liked some loungers by the pool and for it to be a few degrees warmer.

Lovely old manor with modern comforts. Our group of four couples stayed in suites that were large. The staff were friendly and attentive e.g. setting up the tables for dinner in the format we specified. Food and drink at dinner were great, and breakfast was large with local and home made ingredients.

The ladies would have liked stronger lighting in the bedrooms, all commenting that they had problems with putting on makeup and contact lenses Some beams throughout the manor were low. A warning might be put on one of them, in the dining room, which was easy for tall people to hit hit.

Breakfast - excellent. Location - good. Staff - mostly excellent.

Value for money - poor. Little things (which eventually add up) - eg bathroom needed redecoration, bedroom window was cracked and would not open (or even close properly), hotel needed more direction signs (but front-of-house thought that it was fine, so there was no point in mentioning that), final bill omitted the cost of the previous night's bill - when I mentioned it, there was hardly an acknowledgement, let alone a thank you. Finally, out of a £450 bill, a free drink for my wife's birthday would have been nice, Instead of a scribbled handwritten note in the bedroom!

The property is absolutely stunning. It is surrounded by open farmland and the house was built in the 1300’s as are the small villages around it. The room was disappointing and did not match the photos on the web site but when I spoke to the manager, she immediately put my husband and me in a much better room at a comparable cost. The staff was courteous, helpful and available. The breakfast was included and very good. Dinner was not included but good quality.

While the location is beautiful, it is absolutely necessary to have a car. Even the nearest town of Eberington or Chipping Camden are a long walk both ways. Cabs are possible but get expensive if you over use them. Don’t get me wrong, driving through this exquisite countryside is a joy but if you’re not comfortable with driving on the other side of the roads as custom demands don’t go here because driving is a must.

Beautiful hotel in great location, 10 minutes drive from Chipping Campden and 20 minutes drive to Stow-on-the-Wold. Stunning grounds and views. The public areas of the hotel were well maintained and nicely decorated. We had a double bedroom over looking the courtyard. The room was large with separate seating area, comfortable bed and good size ensuite with bath and separate shower. We ate in the restaurant the first night and the meal was good quality, as were the breakfasts. An added bonus was the pool, which is well maintained, and luckily we had it to ourselves each time we used it. The staff were excellent, always helpful and nothing was to much trouble for them.

If you read the reviews and the the hotel description it states recent renovations have been made to the rooms (more expensive) in the main part of the hotel, whilst ours was in the older part. Though the décor in our room was a little outdated and there were some minor gremlins, unable to regulate temperature of the shower and the space around the toilet a little tight, did it effect the enjoyment of our stay, not at all.