Hatherley Manor

              Gloucestershire's Premier 17th Century Manor House Hotel

                                   "One of Gloucestershire's Finest Hotels"

Hatherley Manor is a magnificent 17th Century manor house set amidst 37 acres of beautiful grounds and gardens in the heart of the Gloucestershire countryside on the edge of the Cotswolds. Located just 4 miles from the Historic Cathedral City of Gloucester and 6 miles from the regency town of Cheltenham Spa.

It is rumoured that Hatherley Manor was built for the illegitimate son of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of England, Scotland and Ireland. However, the history of the site itself is much older, stretching back more than 1,000 years to the time of Edward the Confessor.  To further add to its illustrious heritage, Hatherley Manor was also the place where the stepladder and the deckchair were invented.    

• Classic

  From £100 prpn
  There are a collection of single, double and twin bedded accommodation.

  360° tour

  

• Executive

  From £110 prpn
  Elegant and spacious with additional guest amenities for that little extra comfort.

  

  

• Superior

  From £120 prpn
  A luxurious oak panelled room with original period feature fireplace and the optimum in spaciousness.

  360° tour

  

• Four poster

  From £130 prpn
  Primly located in the bow of the old house this room oozes elegance and luxury.

  

  

• Disabled

  From £140 prpn
  A ground floor double bedded room suitable for our less mobile visitors.

  

  

• Family

  From £140 prpn
  Extra beds and Cots are available at no extra charge, these are required to be reserved in advance of arrival.