Buckland Manor, near Broadway, dates back to the thirteenth century and is set in glorious grounds featuring immaculate gardens with running stream, small waterfalls, croquet lawns and tennis courts. The ancient valley in which Buckland Manor now stands was first mentioned in around 600 AD, when the land was owned by the Abbey of Gloucester. It was later recorded in the Domesday Book.

All rooms are individually furnished with thick-pile carpets, antiques, original oil paintings and objects d'art. There is a remote controlled television set hidden unobtrusively in a craftsman made cabinet, direct dial telephone, fresh fruit and flowers in each room. In the bathrooms are soft, fleecy bath-robes and the finest quality toiletries.

Total number of bedrooms 13
Standard 5
Medium 2
Superior Four-poster 2
Superior King or Twin 3
Superior Four-poster 1

Vaulted Room
Oak Room
Delany Room
The Fountain Room
The Floral Room
Scott Room
Blue Room
Jasmine Room
Garden Room
Aviary Room
Green Room
Summer Room
Abbots Room