Lower Slaughter Manor

The worst and most overpriced coffee we ever had in UK: 22.5 for 3 coffees. More expensive than in a 5 star hotel in central London. If it was good I wouldn't have mind paying. But it wasn't. I don't usually leave reviews and don't like to argue on spot, but I think this might help the team there. There are recipes available online for flat white & Americano coffees so there is really no excuse for not knowing how a flat white looks like.

Instead of an Americano we got something that looked like a tea - we were joking it was the water used to clean the coffee machine. Definitely didn't come from an espresso machine, more a drip coffee? But for almost 8 it must have been the most expensive coffee ever. Instead of a flat white (espresso & frothed milk) we got some warm milk with a bit of coffee.

The only coffee they got right was the cappuccino. The waiter ignored us sat at the table in the garden and we were only able to order once we went to the bar. Some orders were taken at the table some didn't.

My friend and I enjoyed a wonderful afternoon tea on the lawn yesterday. Our compliments to the chef, each aspect was exquisitely hand made and flavoursome. Very different patisserie. They were light but we left absolutely full. A beautiful setting and highly recommend. ( The photo does not show; Sausage rolls, 3 flavour sandwiches, 4 different cakes, 2 different scones - cream/jam each - for two people)

Short break at this delightful hotel. Compliments to the chef on the truly magnificent food! Just amazing! All in all a place worth visiting!

From start to finish, a lovely stay at the Manor House. The staff were fabulous - welcoming and attentive. Our room (Emma) was clean and well appointed, with beautiful views over the entrance and front gardens. We had a delicious dinner in the restaurant, followed by drinks by the fire in the lounge. Some stunning walks nearby. All in, a great experience. We'd visit again.

Great place to stay, rooms are big and beds massive and comfortable. Had dinner as part of a deal, and enjoyed drinks in the bar. Only thing I could say we be nice to see some EV chargers in the car park.

First visit, and no doubt a lovely place. However, I don't like being ripped off, and charging 7.50 for a bottle of very average beer is taking the proverbial! Maybe I would be more understanding if it was pint bottle, but it was 330ml! Spirits - a whole other level.

Fantastic place to stay, excellent staff. There are lots of stairs so speak to hotel if you have issues with stairs to book rooms that are best suited to your needs. Easy parking, good access to the wonders of the Cotswolds

This review is for dinner in the restaurant. Simply a stunning meal, very clever cooking and taste combinations and the mango 'egg' dessert - just wow. Thank you to the chef, every single course was amazing.

The room rate charged is what I would expect of an exceptional hotel. Sadly it fails to get close to a top hotel on many fronts. I was left feeling completely underwhelmed by the whole experience. Sorry, but we won't be returning to this or any Brownsword hotels, as it felt like the policy of the hotel is to cut corners to save money. Admittedly the hotel industry needs to recover from the pandemic but I've never been to a hotel where a full English breakfast is served with half of a mushroom on each plate.

Other examples include a tissue box having literally two tissues in on the first day. Fair enough, they wouldn't necessarily know it was nearly empty, but after housekeeping on the second day the empty tissue box hadn't been replaced. More, the towels were replaced but only one bath towel for the second day. The staff ranged from pleasant to officious and were generally pretty wooden.

No genuine warmth towards clients and a dog friendly policy which doesn't allow a dog to enter any part of the main hotel. On the plus side it's a beautiful building and the food was excellent.

Lovely place, food, staff, service and surrounding are stunning walks. Walking distance to Bourton on the water, which is a stunning place. The hotel was too hot all round for me, the bed was very soft, these are all personal and why I haven't given a 5 star.

Excellent service and experience. Dinner is a very different and wonderful experience for drinks and ordering process to the sit down meal. Afternoon tea was also a pleasure. Beautiful location and easy to get around. Staff are lovely and take could care of you. Highly recommend!

Very friendly staff, well appointed rooms in this Grade II listed Manor House. Decor is a nicely balanced blend of modern and victoriana. Food is excellent nouveau cuisine style.

We had a great overnight stay here which included an evening meal and a wonderful breakfast. The rooms are great - our had a view over the entrance to the hotel which was lovely. The rooms are well-appointed and clean. They retain that country Manor feel, but in a pleasant way. Public areas are well cared for and are also very clean. Staff are great - Friendly, knowledgeable and attentive.

We particularly enjoyed the evening meal in the dining hall. It's laid out in a relatively formal way with individual tables facing into the centre of the room. I actually loved this and the setup definitely added to the experience, especially when he cheeses were being wheeled around with everyone looking! I'd recommend a visit here.

Stopped here whilst at a wedding, overall lovely hotel and staff in a stunning area of the uk, Would 100% recommend staying if you are looking for a hotel in the area! We stayed in the room called Stow, Room was very clean, nice big bath and excellent shower, New TV with Freeview, Dyson fan, Nespresso coffee machine, free gin, free wifi and much more all included with the stay.

Love the hotel and the staff were fabulous. Great setting and even better rooms. But why oh why do all the Brownsword hotels get so miserly on TV channels. You are in the country, at 11pm there isnt anything else to do. So having nothing to watch and no option to pay for more or connect personal devices to the TV is ridiculous