Having stayed at Abbots Grange on our last trip to England, we were quite enthusiastic about booking it for 2 nights this trip. Things are very much the same. You cannot fault the grounds, rooms and amenities. However, apart frm a welcome by the manager, Stacey, who is a lovely young woman, the owners were very much absent this time... More

We stayed for a romantic weekend break, it was beautiful private and intimate. We were made to feel very welcome. Room and breakfast were great, would highly reccomend. A very picturesque village with a peaceful retreat.

Wonderful stay of 5 nights in the Millet room , above the entrance hall , where the Union Jack flies high . Plusses ( a lot) and minusses ( some ) listed all together . Great "welcome tea" ( 20 UKP/pers ) which amounts really to a full meal , served in the garden upon arrival . No help offered... More

My wife & I stayed for two nights. Parts of the building date back 800 years, the lounge room is stone walled with an open fire, tremendous atmosphere, and the dining room is wood panelled dating back some hundreds of years. Our room was very comfortable and well appointed, with a four poster, overlooking the immaculate gardens. Stacey the host... More

We stayed at Abbots Grange to celebrate my husbands 40th birthday and we loved every moment of it. Our room was lovely with a four poster bed and the walk in shower room was just the best..We were made very welcome at all times and cannot wait to return!! Broadway itself was a lovely place to visit with an array... More

My wife and I celerated our 25th wedding anniversary and wanted something different from our usual European city breaks well Broadway certainly is and Abbots Grange is the place to stay. All are welcoming and Stacey is the most charming young lady. The location is quiet, well maintained grand house . You have freedom to use the main room with... More

While researching a reasonably priced hotel for a 3 night break in the Cotswolds, we stumbled on this gem of a place for B & B. It almost looks too good to be true on the web site, but it really is true. From the welcome for tea and cakes in the afternoon to the best English breakfast (and I... More

The building and the rooms are stunning, being a converted monastery. We arrived on the saturday afternoon to lovely selection of teas and cake, which is available every day from 4-6pm which you could take in the grand hall with the roaring open fire. The service was excellent as was the breakfast. With only 4 rooms, it feels very homely... More

We stayed on march 19th as a birthday surprise and what a surprise it was-from the moment we drove through the gates and saw the outside which was fantastic to the inside which was even better. we were shown into the great hall with a fantastic high vaulted ceiling and large fireplace, then upto our 4 poster bedroom which was... More