The room’s large windows however add some much needed light into the space. The large four poster bed situated in the centre of the room adds a Danish feel to the space, and the sense of luxury is con- tinued where guests are greeted by two beautiful baths boasting stunning views of the surrounding Cotswold’s. The venue’s loft bedroom is a much
darker, cosier space than the other bed- rooms; however it has been lifted by a consistent use of vibrant colours such as pink, orange and raspberry. The other rooms use Danish influences boasting bright greens, yellows, blues and blacks. Trevillion’s philosophy was to design a
classic and stylish interior offering all of the guests’ premium accommodation. The Manor is full of history and character
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and this flows throughout the design of the building. Each bedroom has a state of the art bathroom with invitingly big, free standing bath tubs. Every single item of furniture has been hand-picked to include a number of antique pieces. The decor has a simple Scandinavian feel com- bined with luxurious textiles and textures throughout. The venue has three suites all of which
have top of the range mod-cons includ- ing Ruark radios and in-room tablets. All suites have seperate en-suite bathrooms and lounge areas complete with flat- screen TV. A delicious breakfast is on of- fer for guests in the venue’s Dining Room or Ballroom. The main lounge comprises a selection of lovely antique pieces featured along-
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side a number of more modern pieces. The design team has combined modern and antique pieces to the communal are- as of the hotel in order to give the spaces an eclectic feel. The media room is a fun space ideal for
the whole family, comprising large bean bags and an impressive comic book wall montage spanning the entire room. The space also contains a large cinema screen making this an ideal place to watch movies and relax. Foxhill Manor’s Ballroom has a beautiful
wooden floor, large feature fireplace and two impressive centre piece chandeliers. A stylish skylight runs down the middle of the space; this combined with windows on three sides of the room allow natural light to flood the space. The Ballroom’s far
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