A manor house has been on this site since as early as 1004 AD. In 1443, the manor became a convent for nuns. The two-story dovecote that still stands in the grounds is believed to have supplied the nuns with nourishment. It combines contemporary interiors with country charm.
With origins dating back to 1649, this manor house was once owned by the Slaughter family and later occupied by the Reverend Francis Edward Witts. It retains many original features and was used by the Army during the Second World War. The hotel offers a glimpse into a rich and varied history.
A 17th-century coaching inn located in the historic market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, overlooking the market square where the original penal stocks stood. The building retains original features combined with contemporary design.
Located in Bledington, this inn likely has historical ties to the village's past. While specific historical details are not provided in the data, its 'inn' property type suggests a connection to the area's heritage.
Located in Great Barrington, this inn likely has historical ties to the town's past. While specific historical details are not provided in the data, its 'inn' property type suggests a connection to the area's heritage.
Summary of reviews related to the 'Historic' category
Situated in a beautiful setting, The Fox at Barrington is an exemplary Cotswold stone country inn with a rich 200-year history. The building has been meticulously renovated and maintained, preserving many of its charming old features. Guests describe it as a historical inn with cozy, old-worldly surroundings that contribute to a unique experience. The nearby Barrington Estate further enhances the appeal of this lovely old establishment, making it a delightful choice for visitors seeking both historical charm and comfort.
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