Chippenham Hotels Bed and Breakfast Cottages & Inns

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This beautiful Cotswolds hotel is conveniently situated just minutes from junction 17 of the M4 motorway, at the gateway to the beautiful Cotswolds countryside and a short drive to the nearby town of Chippenham and historical cities of Bath and Bristol in South West England.

An historic house, recently refurbished

The house has a rich history and is listed in the Domesday Book. It was once owned by Lord Burghley, chief minister to Queen Elizabeth I, and was rebuilt in 1840. Stanton Manor hotel has been completely refurbished, and the new owners Robert and Linda Davis are on hand to ensure that a friendly and attentive service is extended to guests.

Modern facilities, timeless comforts

Modern facilities and comforts combine easily and unobtrusively with those of the past, which include magnificent Tudor fireplaces and stone flooring. The hotel's en suite bedroom accommodation are spacious and individually designed with very comfortable furniture. Four hotel rooms have luxury king-size four-poster beds to complement the stunning New Oriental or Provençal themed rooms. Four hotel rooms are suitable for large families.

Stanton Manor Bedrooms

All of the hotel's 22 bedrooms have been refurbished with new luxury beds, furniture and colour televisions. All rooms overlook the gardens to the south or the village and church to the north. The rooms are very spacious and some have their own private patio area. Young families can be accommodated in the larger Family Rooms and there are wheelchair-accessible bedrooms on the ground floor.

Rooms range from Standard to Super Deluxe and priced from £105.00
room rate per night including breakfast.

A beautiful English house, full of character and oak beams, nestled
in the stunning Wiltshire countryside, near Bath

The farmhouse is a picturesque Grade II Listed building which was built in 1650 and extended in Victorian times. It is said that Charles Dickens was so inspired by this beautiful Wiltshire village that he named his first successful novel, Pickwick Papers, after it.

Pickwick itself is next to the town of Corsham and situated just 15 minutes from the Georgian city of Bath and 10 minutes from the market town of Chippenham.

All rooms consist of:

Television, radio, hairdryer

Hospitality tray with tea, coffee, hot chocolate & home-made biscuits

All our guests have access to:

Ample free, private, off-road parking

Iron, washing machine & tumble dryer

Comfortable arm chairs to relax in

Pickwick Lodge B&B has an enviable reputation for providing an award winning breakfast - as deemed by the adjudicators of the "Taste of the West". All our ingredients are sourced locally, where possible, to offer the highest standards.

The Old Rectory nr Chippenham

Set in a quiet corner of a south Cotswold village on the edge of the Badminton estate, The Old Rectory is a warm and comfortable family house.

An architectural puzzle, the facade dates from the 1830’s, whilst parts are of 14th century origin. It is surrounded by twelve acres of garden and paddocks in a picturesque setting by a stream.

The many country houses and gardens within easy reach include Bowood House, Westonbirt Arboretum, Dyreham Park and Stourhead. Bath is 18 miles, Bristol 22 miles and Cheltenham 35 miles. The Old Rectory makes an ideal base from which to explore beautiful countryside or pursue a wide range of sporting and cultural activities.

Exit M4 at junction 17. Head north following signs to Malmesbury. Take second left signed to Sherston. Follow winding road and at Sherston turn left towards Luckington. The driveway to The Old Rectory is on left about ¼ mile before Luckington.

Closed Christmas
1 Double & 1 Twin Room - Bed & Breakfast from £85 - Single from £52
Dinner £30 - Children welcome - Dogs accepted by special advance arrangement
Garden, Swimming Pool, Tennis, Croquet
Smoking Restrictions

Set in the attractive Wiltshire village of Kington St Michael
our beautiful, friendly home welcomes you

Set in a beautiful village location adjacent to Manor House, farm and amenities Complimentary delicious homemade cream tea in garden or conservatory Set quietly in what was the grounds of Kington Manor, Arch House warmly welcomes guests.

Accommodation:
The Acacia Room A delightful bedroom with complementary welcome tray, TV, radio, alarm and hairdryer. Private spacious modern adjacent bathroom with shower. Views of the village church and Wiltshire countryside. Single or double occupancy.

The Lime Room A very spacious room with complementary welcome tray, TV, radio, alarm and hairdryer. The room has a double and a single bed and a cot can be provided at no extra cost. Private modern bathroom with shower. South facing views of the village church and Wiltshire countryside.

We aim to use organic locally sourced products as well as home produced jams and honey. We enjoy catering for special diets eg. Gluten-free and vegetarian. A full traditional English breakfast is served at guest’s convenience. We provide excellent facilities for under fives and enjoy catering for special diets.

Come and enjoy the comfort of the house for bed and breakfast

Dating from the mid 18th century, the house is swathed in roses, akebia and solanum, surrounded by its idyllic garden. For the energetic there is a hard tennis court and there are excellent opportunities for walking locally. The charming bedrooms are light, airy and very comfortable, with enticing views over various parts of the garden.

English breakfast, with fresh local free-range eggs and including fresh fruit salad and home–made bread, jams and marmalade is normally taken in the conservatory in summer, surrounded by oleanders and plumbago and in the evening guests can relax in the drawing room in front of a roaring log fire when the evenings are cold.

Dinner has to be pre-ordered and Sue, who is Cordon Bleu trained also offers tuition for small groups or on a one to one basis.

1 double bedroom with en suite bathroom
1 double and 1 twin with shared bathroom

Prices Bed and breakfast from £40 per person
Single occupancy from £50 per person
Dinner £30 per person

Ridleys Cheer Garden & Arboretum

Cedarwood Cottage Grove Farm.

Self Catering accommodation
Very private and spacious country bungalow with 3 bedrooms, large kitchen and lounge, own garden, one mile to good pubs. Maud Heath Monument and Causeway and St Peter's Church c1175 Francis Kilvert curate 1872 both nearby. Bowood House, Lacock, and Malmesbury Abbey 15 mins. Charming country for walking, Cycle Waynearby.

Welcome...
Charlie and Boo West welcome you to The Neeld Arms Inn, Grittleton.
This 17th century,stone country inn is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the ancient and unspoiled village of Grittleton.

The Neeld Arms is popular for its comfortable and characterful accommodation, broad and varying menu, fine wines and real ales. The relaxed and friendly bar and dining areas retain their historic features.

Accommodation : All our rooms are en-suite and are priced per room, per night. This price includes breakfast.

The Neeld Arms has a good, varying menu of home-cooked English fayre. Wherever possible the food will be locally sourced, and will follow the seasons - during the shooting season, we will have at least one game dish available. We serve a traditional roast lunch every Sunday, whilst keeping the full menu available.

A warm welcome awaits you at this 17th century farmhouse
in Biddestone, Wiltshire

The 17th Century listed farmhouse is set in a large garden leading down to the village centre, providing peace and quiet but with just a stroll to the two pubs both of which serve excellent meals. There are also many good local restaurants to suit all tastes.

There is ample safe parking in the front garden area.

Bed and Breakfast is available for one night or a long stay; business clients are also very welcome at Home Farm.

The accommodation consists of a large family room sleeping 4 and another sleeping 3 both with en-suite shower rooms, there is also a double room with a private shower room. All rooms have colour TV radio, hair dryer and complimentary tea and coffee tray

We now have a four bedroom cottage available from May 2005 onwards, please contact us for more details, prices and booking requirements.

A full breakfast menu is served in the oak beamed dining room part of which dates back to the 16th century. Central heating is fitted throughout the farmhouse.

Tariff - per night fully inclusive of Breakfast

• Double Room - £60.00
• Double/Twin En-suite Room - £62.00
• Single Occupancy - £35.00
• Family Room - £75.00 to £90.00

4 Star B&B a few minutes walk from the Little Venice of the Cotswolds - Bourton-on-the-Water

Listed early 18th century former wool merchant’s house in the heart of Painswick