LIVE24SEVEN // Wining & Dining CHAR INGWOR TH MANOR , Your perfect Christmas venue
With commanding views over rolling Gloucestershire countryside, Charingworth Manor is an idyllic Cotswolds hotel.
Every one of the 26 luxurious bedrooms in this 700 year-old warm Cotswold stone manor house has been carefully furnished to the highest standard so you can enjoy sumptuous, contemporary comfort.
Ideally located for exploring this beautiful part of England and the perfect hotel location for the delightful town of Chipping Campden, Charingworth Manor is a peaceful location for an important conference or elegant Cotswolds hotel wedding.
Dine in their rosetted restaurant and unwind in their leisure club with its gym and heated pool. And the heart of England is on the doorstep, with
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Shakspeare’s Stratford and the delightful Cotswold towns of Broadway and Burford just a short drive away.
The intimate John Greville Restaurant is one of the most exciting dining experiences in the Cotswolds. Produce is locally sourced by their chefs from the fertile Gloucestershire land that surrounds Charingworth Manor whenever possible, including the lush Vale of Evesham and the à la carte menus change seasonally to reflect what's freshest at market.
Charingworth Manor is delighted to bring you Christmas and New Year in the beautiful Cotswolds. With roaring log fires, cosy sitting rooms, and the luxurious bedrooms, this is the perfect spot for a traditional escape to celebrate the festive season and there is a special programme for you to enjoy with family, friends or work colleagues.
If you’re planning a party, let them organise it for you in the fabulous new Orangery, including a rosetted festive menu created by their head chef. They can also arrange a DJ to get things going.
Charingworth Manor, Charingworth, Chipping Campden, GL55 6NS Tel: 01386 593555 - press Option 2
www.classiclodges.co.uk
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