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A Gold Award reflects a very high level of quality, comfort and cleanliness in bedrooms and bathrooms, and outstanding levels of customer care and food
Other Awards:
Insight Magazine:
Holiday Accommodation of the Year 2010
Award of Excellence, Overall Bed and Breakfast of the Year for 2013
Shires Magazine as part of their Independent Awards Scheme
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Uplands House a luxury Bed and Breakfast
in the Cotswolds.
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We are
perfectly placed for a
tour of the Cotswolds
with its umpteen old and
historic market towns,
villages and curiosities
of every kind. From
Uplands House you can
explore the
Stratford of Shakespeare
and
Anne Hathaway, go to
the theatre and be back
for a late dinner. You
can visit Oxford with
its many medieval
colleges, and Woodstock
and
Blenheim Palace.
Other attractions are
Warwick Castle,
Charlecote Park, the
splendid Tudor mansion,
home of the Lucy Family
since 1247, with a
garden landscaped by
Capability Brown in
1760,
Broughton Castle,
modernised in 1554, and
reflected in a beautiful
lake, the ancestral home
of the Saye and Sele
family, the Robert Adam
1760’s house at
Compton Verney, with
it's wonderful art
gallery and constantly
changing exhibitions,
the Jacobean
Chastleton House,
and the 18th century
Farnborough Hall,
the Tudor
Sulgrave Manor,
George Washington’s
ancestral home, and the
15th century
Sudeley Castle.
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For those guests with
dogs, attractions that
welcome them can be
found at
Maps 4 Pets.
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The gardens of
Sezincote,
Bourton House,
Kiftsgate, and
Hidcote are all
within easy reach and
are pleasant drives
through glorious
countryside.
You could wander around
the antique shops of
Moreton in Marsh, Stow
on the Wold, the
Slaughters, Chipping
Campden, Chipping Norton
and Broadway.
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Well worth a visit is
Whichford Pottery,
the Arboretum at
Batsford Park and
the wildlife sanctuary
of
Snowshill Manor.
The Rollright Stones,
a megalithic hilltop
circle, and the famous
model village at
Bourton-on-the-Water,
are short drives away,
as is the
National Exhibition
Centre, and the
Royal Show Ground at
Stoneleigh Park.
Our guests can walk to
Upton House, a
stately home with
fabulous collections of
furniture, painting and
porcelain.
The National Herb Centre
is close by, as is
Edgehill, site of
the first battle of the
English Civil War.
For those who like horse
racing there are courses
at
Warwick,
Stratford and
Cheltenham, and for
motor racing
Silverstone is
nearby.
For the energetic,
tennis, and riding are
available nearby. Clay
Pigeon Shooting can be
tried or practised at
Nadbury House,
Edgehill.
We have a special
relationship with
Tadmarton Golf Club.
The course occupies a
delightful location with
lovely views over the
rolling Cotswold hills
and countryside to
Broughton Castle and
Church. Staff are
friendly and helpful,
and golfers enjoy coming
here. Guests booking
through us will get a
discount off the green
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