This hotel is in a beautiful location - overlooking the River Windrush in a picture postcard village. It is an old hotel - very quaint - beams everywhere! The Manager, Julian, and his staff were excellent and very friendly - always helpful. Everything was available for breakfasts (hot, fruits, cereals etc) and plenty of it. We also ate at the... more

On arrival we had to avoid decorators, bins and climb over furniture owing to refurbishment of bar. Our room was small, badly lit and inadequately furnished. Shower cubical could just be squeezed out of and I'm a lightweight! At breakfast coffee was served from a flask and toast was burnt. Our door would not shut without slamming it. Rooms are... more

My husband and I booked into the Windrush Suite for 2 nights and had a most enjoyable stay. The staff were helpful, the food was good and the room was lovely. Our particular thanks go to Derek for being such a charming host. more

Whilst some of the decor is a bit tired and some furnishings need updating, the good food and excellent, friendly service and welcome far outweighed any shortcomings. We had three rooms, all perfectly adequate and comfortable. Our daughters joined us as a surprise for my wife's birthday and the staff did all they could to make it a special weekend.... more

Bourton-on-the-water is a beautiful Cotswald village and the Old Manse Hotel has its own rustic charm. However.... our 3rd floor room (no elevator) was small... the beamed ceiling can be constraining in areas of the room if you are tall. The bathroom was also very small and the shower has some mildew residue. Otherwise, the room and bathroom were clean.... more

The hotel is situated in a very pretty village, right on the river, which is a perfect base for exploring the the surrounding areas of the Cotswolds. The hotel itself has a very friendly and warm atmosphere, we were made to feel at home as soon as we arrived. Every contact we had with the staff at the Old Manse... more

Stayed at this hotel on 19th /21st July this year.Yes its about 250 years old.The corridor does sqeak when walked on,Yes, the car park is small,and some of the rooms are also.The reception area could use a little sprucing up,and some of the decor might need improving,and some of the locals might seem stand offish,but don,t let this detract from... more

Stayed in the hotel with my wife for 2 nights in July,booked it through late rooms for £49 a night.I sent the hotel an email 3 days before arrival and asked what would be the earliest time we could check in,someone called Ash replied and said we could check in from 12noon. Arrived at 12.15 pm and went to reception... more

The major plus for this hotel is the setting - which is perfect, right in the heart of the village. From the outside - superb. Inside, well it's quite patchy. Some parts of it are pretty quaint and well decorated. In others the standard of decor is frankly poor. Once I noticed that the light fitting in our room was... more