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Buckland Manor
Buckland, Worcestershire, United Kingdom · Independent · Core Luxury
Buckland Manor is a Relais & Châteaux country-house hotel in a Cotswolds village near Broadway, stone fireplaces, gardens, and classic English manor-house hospitality.
- 15 rooms
About Buckland Manor
- The site was first mentioned around 600 AD as land owned by the Abbey of Gloucester and was later recorded in the Domesday Book.
- The adjacent village is thought to have the oldest rectory in England, and John Wesley once preached in the neighboring Church of St Michael.
- The Gresham family, who provided two Lord Mayors of London, built the current house in 1750.
History
Buckland Manor stands in the village of Buckland near Broadway, on land first mentioned around 600 AD when it was owned by the Abbey of Gloucester and later recorded in the Domesday Book; the manor itself dates to the thirteenth century. The village is thought to have the oldest rectory in England, with a fifteenth-century timbered hall, and John Wesley preached in the adjacent Church of St Michael.
Held over the centuries by various families including the Greshams — who provided two Lord Mayors of London — the current house was built in 1750 and is now run as a luxury country-house hotel.
The setting
2.7 miles from National Trust-owned Snowshill Manor. 7.2 miles from Sudeley Castle.
Experiences
- Private dining — Private elegant dining spaces for celebrations, milestones or intimate culinary experiences.
- Celebration of Life — Serene setting for gatherings in remembrance of a loved one, with buffets or Afternoon Tea in a private setting; wakes can be hosted.
Amenities
- Weddings
- Meetings, retreats and private events
- Private dining
Awards
- AA Four Red Stars (2025)
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