Charingworth Manor is the perfect retreat whether you are seeking an intimate break, an elegant wedding or an inspiring meeting and conference venue.

Dating back to the 14th century, Charingworth Manor is an ancient estate mentioned in Domesday Book and had various owners over its long, rich and colourful history. T.S Elliot was a frequent houseguest when it belonged to the Cresswell family and it was here in the 1930s, that he wrote Burnt Norton.

Charingworth Manor has 26 beautifully appointed rooms, excellent leisure facilities, stunning function suites and its peaceful setting in 56 acres of gardens and woodlands make it a desirable destination for visitors from all over the world.

The intimate John Greville Restaurant is one of the most exciting dining experiences in the Cotswolds. Produce is locally-sourced by the chefs from the fertile Gloucestershire land that surrounds the hotel, including the lush Vale of Evesham, and the à la carte menus change seasonally to reflect what’s freshest at market.

Sunday Lunch is a Charingworth tradition. Get together with family and friends and while away the afternoon with a traditional three-course Sunday lunch at £24.95. Children’s menu and an extensive vegetarian menu also available. On weekdays, meet with friends for a light lunch, and eat alfresco on the terrace with views as far as the eye can see.