Historic country house
English architecture and gardens
An English country retreat in the Cotswolds
Country living with a quieter elegance
Welcome to Ashbourne Hall, an elegant countryside retreat where historic English character, garden views, refined rooms, seasonal British dining, restorative wellness, and thoughtful hospitality create a memorable escape.
Cotswolds setting
Villages, walks and countryside
Garden wellness
Pool, treatments and calm spaces
British dining
Seasonal regional ingredients
The Ashbourne story
English heritage renewed for modern country living
Ashbourne Hall draws inspiration from traditional country houses, walled gardens, village estates, antique craftsmanship, and the soft natural colours of the Cotswolds.
Limestone, oak, linen, wool, handmade furniture, botanical artwork, and large sash windows create interiors that feel elegant, comfortable, and closely connected to the grounds.
Historic English character
Original stonework, restored rooms, fireplaces, and classic architectural details remain at the heart of the hotel.
Warm country hospitality
Friendly service, thoughtful planning, and personal recommendations throughout your stay.
Gardens and countryside
Walking routes, historic villages, riverside paths, and local estates begin close to the hall.
32 acres
Private gardens and meadowland
Rooms, suites and private cottages
Sleep among limestone, linen, and garden silence
Every stay combines premium bedding, English textiles, elegant furniture, practical comfort, and views across gardens, courtyards, meadows, or the surrounding countryside.
Private garden cottage
From £780
The Orchard Cottage
A private two-bedroom cottage with a fireplace, kitchen, dining room, garden terrace, outdoor hot tub, and peaceful meadow views.
Heritage suite
From £460
The Library Suite
A generous suite with a separate lounge, freestanding bath, fireplace, reading library, and views over the formal gardens.
Country room
From £265
Meadow King Room
A calm room with natural fabrics, premium bedding, rainfall shower, reading chair, and garden or courtyard views.
Cotswolds experiences
Discover rural England through gardens, villages, and tradition
Explore historic villages, river paths, private gardens, local farms, artisan workshops, country estates, and seasonal English landscapes.
01 · Country landscapes
Private countryside walks
Follow quiet footpaths, rolling hills, river valleys, and village routes with an experienced local guide.
Request a walking route →
02 · Village heritage
Historic Cotswolds villages
Explore limestone streets, small churches, antique shops, traditional pubs, and local history.
Plan a village day →
03 · Regional food
Farms, markets, and makers
Meet local cheesemakers, bakers, growers, brewers, and artisan producers from across the region.
Discover local flavours →
04 · English gardens
Private gardens and estates
Visit carefully selected manor gardens, historic estates, and seasonal horticultural collections.
Arrange a garden journey →Garden wellness
Warm water, botanical rituals, and countryside quiet
Restore your energy through heated pools, herbal steam, botanical treatments, restorative massage, garden movement sessions, and quiet relaxation rooms overlooking the grounds.
2
Indoor and garden pools
6
Treatment rooms
90 min
Signature English garden ritual
Modern British dining
English ingredients served with elegance and restraint
The Orangery Restaurant celebrates regional produce through local vegetables, freshwater fish, pasture-raised meats, artisan cheeses, orchard fruit, garden herbs, and modern British cooking.
Enjoy generous breakfasts, relaxed lunches, afternoon tea, candlelit dinners, and evening drinks overlooking the gardens.
The Cotswolds, United Kingdom
Between historic villages and the English countryside
Ashbourne Hall offers a peaceful rural setting with convenient access to Cotswolds villages, gardens, country estates, walking routes, market towns, and regional transport connections.
Nearby places
Rural England within comfortable reach
Private transport, railway transfers, local guides, and tailored countryside itineraries can be arranged by the guest team.
Lower Slaughter
Riverside paths, stone houses, and village views.
Bourton-on-the-Water
Cafés, small shops, bridges, and riverside walks.
Stow-on-the-Wold
Historic market square, antiques, and local dining.
Blenheim Palace
Historic architecture, gardens, and exhibitions.
Oxford
University architecture, museums, and historic streets.
Guest stories
Country stays remembered for their warmth and stillness
Guests remember Ashbourne Hall for its gardens, elegant rooms, thoughtful service, British dining, peaceful spa, and access to the Cotswolds countryside.
“The cottage felt private and beautifully considered. Breakfast in the garden room was a highlight every morning.”
“Historic character without feeling old-fashioned. The food, service, and countryside setting were exceptional.”
“Peaceful but close to the best villages. Our private garden tour made the weekend especially memorable.”
Before your arrival
Helpful details for your English countryside stay
Find information about transfers, families, spa access, dining, countryside experiences, and seasonal activities.
Yes. Private transfers can be arranged from nearby railway stations, Oxford, Birmingham Airport, Heathrow Airport, and selected locations across the region.
Standard access to the swimming pool, steam room, sauna, and relaxation lounge is included for registered hotel guests.
Families are welcome. Selected suites and private cottages offer separate living areas, flexible sleeping arrangements, kitchens, and garden space.
Advance booking is recommended, especially during weekends, public holidays, summer, and the Christmas season.
Yes. The restaurant offers vegetarian and vegan dishes and can assist with several dietary requirements when informed before arrival.