Burleigh Court Hotel

Nestling on the edge of a steep hillside overlooking the Golden Valley, this 18th century Cotswold stone manor house is a hidden gem in the heart of Royal Gloucestershire.

Renowned for its warmth, quality of service and 2 Rosette-winning chef, the Burleigh Court exudes a relaxed and tranquil atmosphere. Eighteen individually decorated and furnished bedrooms offer stunning views of the gardens or across the Golden Valley.

Featuring terraces, ponds and pools with hidden pathways and Cotswold stone walls, the house and gardens enjoy the seclusion and ambiance of an era long-forgotten, and are listed in the Good Garden Guide.

Rooms: 18

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Hotel Facilities

General

Restaurant – Bar – Garden – Non-Smoking Rooms – Heating – All Public and Private spaces non-smoking

Activities

Golf Course (within 3 km) – Windsurfing – Outdoor Swimming Pool

Services

Breakfast in the Room – Packed Lunches – Fax/Photocopying

Internet

Wi-fi is available in the entire hotel and charges are applicable.

Guest Parking

Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).

Hotel information

Burleigh Court Hotel sits comfortably in its own 3.5-acre, private, beautifully maintained landscaped garden, originally designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis of Portmeirion fame.

Food & beverage

The dining room, serving 2-Rosette rated cuisine, has many original Georgian features and opens onto a stunning terrace and gardens. Special dietary requirements can be catered for with prior warning.

Room information

Guests on dinner, bed and breakfast packages have an allowance of GBP 30 each towards the à la carte menu.

Travel information

By Car:
- Leave Stroud on the A419, heading towards Cirencester.
- 2.5 miles (4 km) outside Stroud take a right turn, which is signposted Burleigh and Minchinhampton.
- This right turn leads you up the side of a hill.
- After a further 500 yards there is a sharp left turn, signposted Burleigh Court, but extremely easy to miss.
- Take the left turn and we are on the right after a further 300 yards.

Stroud may be reached by taking Junction 13 off the M5:
- Leave Cirencester on the A419, heading towards Stroud.
- Approximately 10 minutes after leaving Cirencester, take the left turn, which is signposted Minchinhampton and Aston Down.
- Stay on that road and Minchinhampton village is off to your left, but ignore it, we are not actually in the village.
- Continue along that road and Minchinhampton Common opens up onto your left. It is a huge piece of common grazing land, so you cannot miss it.
- Once you have the common on your left, the second right turn is signposted Burleigh Court.
- Take that right turn; this is a narrow country lane which drops you down the side of a hill and over a cattle grid
- You will see us on the left-hand side.

Cirencester can be reached by taking junction 15 off the M4, or along the M40 via Burford and Bibury.