Country house hotels in Wiltshire
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- Castle Combe - Wiltshire
- Westbury white horse - Wiltshire
Luxury short and weekend breaks
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A quintessential country house hotel
The four star Blunsdon is a quintessential English country house hotel. Nestled in 30 acres of glorious Wiltshire countryside with views over the vales of Cricklade to the Cotswolds. The hotel facilties include a golf course, gym, swimming pool and beauty salon. Blunsdon Hotel is well located for exploring the Cotswolds, the Wiltshire.
Elegant Georgian manor hotel
Another country house hotel that makes you feel more like a guest at a private house is four star Bishopstrow. The elegant rooms of this Georgian mansion have great character, furnished with antiques and decorated with lovely fine paintings and ornaments. Add indoor and outdoor pools, the super luxurious Ragdale Spa and top-notch service from attentive hospitable staff and you have the perfect venue for a country house hotel break.
Vineyard and fantastic views
Leigh Park Hotel in Bradford-on-Avon is a Georgian country house hotel with its own vineyard. A short drive from Bath yet a world away, set in five acres with views of the Wiltshire Downs.
Curl up next to the log fire.
If you prefer your hotels a little more intimate the three star Old Bell Hotel in Malmesbury fits the bill for a country house hotel break. This historic hotel is in a great location for exploring the stunning Cotswolds countryside, Bath, Cheltenham, Westonbirt, Stonehenge, and Castle Combe. Or you can simply snuggle in front of the log fires and indulge yourselves with tea and scones or Pimms and champagne.
Otherwise known as
• "The gateway to the West Country" What's it famous for?
• The World Heritage prehistoric monuments of Stonehenge and Avebury.
What's it like?
• Lovely countryside - much of Wiltshire is designated as an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'.
• Pretty villages, wonderful gardens, inspiring cathedrals and historic monuments.
Explore
• Some of England's loveliest villages - Castle Combe, and Lacock, used as a back-drop for filming Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Emma.
• The fine medieval city of Salisbury with its magnificent cathedral complete with England's tallest spire.
Walking
• The White Horse walk shows off eight white horses carved into the hillside.
