Charingworth Manor  

Perfect for folks looking for a flavor of the Cotswolds - loved the place - will stay there again

Dog friendly and good food

Shower room need bit. Bigger

Lovely location just outside Chipping Campden. Staff were very good and our room had a gorgeous view with the bonus of knowing T.S. Eliot had stayed there. Log fire was very relaxing as was the warm swimming pool and the lovely bathroom with views to equal the bedroom. Nice robes and complimentary quality magazines for art/food/wine lovers. Overall, the ambience of the hotel echoed the still, timelessness of the Cotswolds.

The driveway was very uneven and the night porter (if it was him or a nightly spirit !) woke us a few times around 3pm with creaking footsteps which seemed to hover outside our door.....

We loved the food and the friendly service. We both take advantage of the Spa when we come, and that was much appreciated after Christmas! The setting of the hotel is truly beautiful and we enjoyed some good walks during our stay. Although we have not been for three years, we were not disappointed, and thought the food had improved.

It was not made clear in the online booking, that dinner was not included in the price. We did not find that out until after dinner. On previous visits dinner was included. We felt it was quite expensive, not to include food, although we would have expected to pay for our choice of wine, obviously. Again, not a big problem, but we thought we would not book through the online booking service again, but phone direct, as we would be clear about what was included, and if there were any 'deals' being offered. We noticed there was no complimentary sherry in the room, which was a bit of a disappointment, as we had enjoyed that 'welcome' before. Also after dinner there were no petit foures served with coffee, which, again, we had always had in the past.

Staff were very friendly and helpful Our room (Warick) was very comfortable and spacious facilities were good especially the gym good location but the post code sends the sat nav to the back of the site food was good

The bar area was a bit small - the 3 sofas are too big for the area On one occaison our room didn't get serviced but this was quickly resolved The 3 separate seating areas did appear to lead to confusion - we witnised a group of 4 not getting served in good time should use more local produce on the menu especially local sauseges and black pudding for breakfast

A very comfortable and welcoming hotel. Food was good and the rooms were individual with beams etc. Lovely grounds and countryside around.

It was a lovely hotel with excellent leisure facilities and a nice atmosphere.

The hotel was beatifull in a beautiful location. The gardens, hanging baskets and outside spaces were delightful. It would be dificult to better the views. The bedrooms were large and well appointed. The public rooms were very comfortable. The spa area, although not used, looked very well presented.

The staff were not as attentive as you would expect in a hotel of this calibar and at times down right grumpy. Greater attention to dusting in the bedrooms was also required; the lamp stands, telephone etc. were very dusty. There was no light bulb in our bathroom mirror light, again something you would not expect in a hotel of this calibar.

My wife and I were extremely pleased with Charingworth, and we would happily return there on another occasion. The facilities are excellent, and we found the staff invariably helpful and good humoured. We were sorry when our week came to an end. The setting is of course exceptional, both in the country and in proximity to the fascinating town of Chipping Campden. We enjoyed long walks and learnt a lot about the influence of the Arts and rafts movement on the town. We are veryt grateful to everyone at Charingworth for enhancing our holiday.

Only stayed one night but wish we could have stayed longer. Looking forward to our next visit.

Lovely quiet position in beautiful countryside

Cold tap in bathroon didn't work properly - took over half an hour to fill a bath.

The setting was what one would imagine of the lovely English countryside. Quiet, green, secluded; a beautiful manor house out of an old English novel, with rooms updated and decorated with restraint and luxury. The beds were so comfortable, and it was a great surprise to find that the cream tea and dinner were up to gourmet standards. Staff were kind, gardens were lovely. A thoroughly enjoyable stay, albeit too short. Also a great jumping off point to see Stratford-Upon-Avon and Chipping Campdon (yes, a real place and not invented by P. G. Wodehouse).

Check out at 11 A.M. was a push.