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Bibury Court - Hotel - Informacje o hotelu

Bibury Court was built in 1633 when Sir Thomas Sackville constructed the main part of the building. Privately owned since 1968, Bibury Court is an 18-bedroom manor house hotel and is a welcoming refuge and retreat from the pressures of modern life. The comfortable bedrooms, which look out over the surrounding gardens and countryside, are full of original features and antique furniture, with many of the bathrooms housing huge Victorian baths. Enjoy your meal in the Conservatory, the Drawing Room or on the terrace (weather permitting), or opt for our more informal Art Deco Bar, which has its own separate menu. The hotel is open to residents and non-residents for morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. Lunch and dinner bookings are advisable. The food at Bibury Court is sublime. Our young, dynamic head chef, Antony Ely, puts his heart and soul into every dish he creates and injects his award-winning flair and individuality into devising inspired menus. Antony is absolutely passionate about using fresh local produce and is in daily contact with local suppliers so that he cooks with the very best of what each day offers. His sumptuous lunch and dinner menus consequently change regularly, with his dishes reflecting all the fabulous regional flavours that each season produces. His talents also include that most traditional of English treats – afternoon tea – taken on the terrace in warmer months or in front of a roaring log fire in the winter. Your stay - ask for what you would like! Your stay at Bibury Court is to be just that - your stay. Please let the hotel know of any particular requests, personal touches or arrangements that you would like, so that your stay can be made an absolutely perfect one. For example, you may prefer allergy-free pillows and bedding, or you might like fresh flowers, champagne or chocolates delivered to your room. The hotel can also book activities for you such as a round of golf, or arrange for a relaxing spa treatment. Please call or email the hotel to let them know exactly what you would like and they will pull out all the stops to make it happen.

Bibury Court - Hotel - Informacje o pokojach

The serenity of the Cotswolds and the hotel’s quiet hospitality are exactly what you need to completely unwind and enjoy a perfect night’s sleep. The 18 comfortable bedrooms have a calm, understated feel and a sense of complete refuge and retreat. All have views over tranquil local scenes or the hotel’s superb gardens, and are full of original features and antique furniture, with many of the bathrooms housing huge Victorian baths.

Bibury Court - Hotel - Usługi gastronomiczne

Bibury Court offers an ideal backdrop for a gourmet weekend away whether dining in the conservatory or the restaurant. Fantastic local produce inspires Anthony Ely, the Head Chef to create dishes harnessing the flavours that each season provides. The bar and room service menus offer the chance for guests to take in our regional delicacies in more informal surroundings.

Bibury Court - Hotel - Informacje o okolicy

Bibury Court is situated less than 2 hours drive form London, close to Cirencester and Swindon and ideal for the M4 corridor. Bibury Court is an 18-bedroom Elizabethan manor house hotel, a welcoming refuge and retreat from the pressures of modern life. Quietly attentive service and elegant, undemanding old world comfort are everywhere, from the oak-panelled drawing room with its deep sofas and log fire to the original atmospheric Art Deco bar.

Bibury Court - Hotel - Informacje dla podróżujących

By car: - Turn off the M4 at junction 15 and follow the A419 for Cirencester. - From Cirencester take the B4425 and continue for 7 miles to Bibury. By train: - It is a 2 hour journey by train from Paddington to Kemble, then by car or taxi a further 25 minute drive (taxi costs around 20 GBP).

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Swan Bibury - Hotel - Informacje o hotelu

The Swan Hotel is renowned for its outstanding hospitality, delicious cuisine and romantic setting.

Swan Bibury - Hotel - Informacje o pokojach

Each of the spacious bedrooms at the hotel has been styled decorated in a traditional country style. All rooms feature views of the River Coln and Swan Gardens.

Swan Bibury - Hotel - Usługi gastronomiczne

The Gallery Restaurant is a relaxed, romantic room decorated with oil paintings by the Dartmoor artist Katherine Lightfoot and a most creative log wall. Be tempted with a diverse choice of dishes, prepared from the freshest local produce, with seasonal twists that remind you of your countryside location. In the summer months the Gallery Restaurant opens out on to the courtyard, providing a refreshing alternative in which to enjoy a meal or a well-earned drink. The Gallery Restaurant is open on Friday and Saturday evenings, serving AA Rosette award-winning cuisine. An enticing list of fine wines offer the perfect accompaniment. The hotel kindly requests that you dress smartly (no jeans or trainers) in the restaurant. On a sunny, summer's day the patio offers the perfect place to relax and enjoy an ice-cold drink. The glamorous Signet Room is dedicated to private dining for larger groups.

Swan Bibury - Hotel - Informacje o okolicy

Set in the picturesque Cotswold hamlet of Bibury, often described as the prettiest village in England, this ivy-clad former coaching inn occupies a tranquil position overlooking the River Coln. The hotel is the Cotswold idyll, featuring beautifully decorated bedrooms and cosy lounges, with real log fires alight during the winter months and a stunning garden and courtyard to enjoy in the summer. The perfect place to escape, indulge and unwind at any time of year, the many attractions and the sheer beauty of the Cotswolds ensure that any visit is bound to be a highly memorable one.

Swan Bibury - Hotel - Informacje dla podróżujących

By Car: From Swindon. - Take the M4. - Exit at junction 15. - Follow the A419 to Cirencester. - Leave the dual carriageway at the Burford Road Junction (A429, signed Cirencester/Bibury/Stow). - Follow the B4425 to Bibury (approximately 6.5 miles). - The hotel is at the bottom of the hill, just over the bridge crossing the River Coln. From the M5: - Exit at junction 11a. - Follow the A417/419 to Cirencester. - Leave dual carriageway at the Burford Road junction, signed Cirencester/Stow/Bibury. - Then, as above. From Oxford: - Take the M40. - Exit at junction 8. - Join the A40 in the direction of Oxford. - Remain on the A40, bypassing Oxford, Witney and Burford. - Half a mile past Burford, take a left turn on the B4425, signed for Bibury. - Bibury is about 9 miles further. - Once in the village, drive alongside the River Coln and the hotel is on the right.