The Slaughters Manor House

Good location quality. Service was lacking in breakfast room. Not great value for the price - at this price level you would expect better staff service (staff lacking at breakfast, reception staff are not very welcoming) and you would expect more than one small bottle of water in the room, better range of teas in the room. We had requested earlier check in but there was no flexibility on check in and out times.

Breakfast were quite nice. But a little salty to me.

We stayed at The Manor House for two nights in early July, it was beyond idyllic. Firstly, Lower Slaughter is just beautiful and as my title states, it is exactly what you might picture when you imagine a tiny Cotswold village, we couldn't have asked for a more beautiful place. The Manor House itself is immaculately kept, from the grounds, to the public areas, to the bedrooms. Everywhere is spotless. Our room was a Junior Suite thanks to a very generous upgrade on arrival, it was very spacious with a huge, canopied bed which was very comfortable. Breakfast on both mornings was very good, table service as opposed to buffet which we would always prefer. The service was impeccable both mornings. One evening we ate at the sister property, the Country Pub across the road, the food was lovely. The second evening we ate at the Manor House dining room - that meal was phenomenal. Overall, we had a fantastic stay and look forward to returning.

Room wasnt as clean as expected very over priced not good value for money

I visited last week for afternoon tea with friends. The hotel looks beautiful and we were anticipating a real treat however the room was uncomfortable and completely lacking atmosphere, the service was poor and the quality of the afternoon tea extremely disappointing.

The area and house itself is beautiful. We stayed in one of the suites called Antonite

I wish I had read the reviews on the Manor House Lower Slaughter before I went for afternoon tea with five friends. We sat on low sofas , lovely for relaxing but for afternoon tea we were constantly having to lean forward to reach for the food making it a very uncomfortable exercise. A table and chairs would have been much more suitable, more comfortable and easier and consequently more relaxing . The bread on the sandwiches was far too thick, there was a chunk of sausage roll/slice, a minimal amount of cream for the scones, not sure what the cakes were and we had to ask for extra tea. When I got home I found I had been overcharged, that was certainly adding insult to injury. I contacted the hotel , no reply on first attempt and when I did get through they did acknowledge that I had been overcharged but absolutely no apology although they said they would reimburse me just for the extra they had overcharged me. There is no disabled toilet for none staying guests which is a disgrace. All in all an extremely disappointing visit . DO THE OWNERS REALLY KNOW HOW THEIR HOTEL IS BEING RUN?

Overpriced for what it is... No air conditioning No wi-fi in our room and it only works in one ground floor room. Oddly they were aware of this and yet still do nothing about it(?) My partner was drinking Laurent Perrier Champagne at £28 a glass, yet after our stay we moved on to the Lygon in Broadway and it was £16 a glass, and the Lygon is a very up market similarly priced hotel Service charges: We paid for bed and breakfast up front (we didn't have a choice whether we wanted breakfast or not). £5 service charges were added each day for breakfast... Even tho we didn't have it...!!! And I have a glass of lager pushed across the bar and there's 30p service charge... My girlfriend has a Laurent Perrier at the same time and that's a £2.80 service charge!!! We won't be back

The hotel is a quintessential representation of an English countryside manor. Grounds are gorgeous, we loved our huge room and the pretty, old school bathroom, and the breakfast was high quality and delicious.

Great stay at the manor. Great food and service. Recommended.