Unique
The oldest dwelling in Broadway, Abbots Grange was built in about 1320 as the summer manor for the Abbot of Pershore. The house is a unique place for adults to relax in an exceptional setting, exuding peace and tranquility with glorious, unrestricted views out over the Cotswold hills.
There are over 700 years of history to absorb here, perhaps while you unwind in front of the roaring log fire... or by candlelight after dinner?
Rest Assured
In these challenging times we realise that for many of you there are concerns when it comes to staying away from home. Rest assured, our main objective is to ensure that you can escape with confidence despite the current pandemic.
Abbots Grange is a large and spacious private manor house with only 7 luxurious guest rooms and suites. We are not open to the general public and have a very small staff team.
With so few guest rooms you’ll find very few people in the building at any one time. This, combined with our setting in 8 acres of land means we are ideally suited to allow for more space, naturally.
Please read our statement from our General Manager Stacey Heeks.
Relax in the Cotswolds
Nestled in the lea of Broadway hill and standing in a little over eight acres of parkland grounds and gardens you will find the romantic Cotswold hideaway, Abbots Grange. Secluded, yet only 2 minutes walk from Broadway's 'picture perfect' village high street with its delightful array of independent boutique shops, restaurants and inns.
This magical monastic manor house has all the comforts you would expect from an AA five gold star 'highly commended' property. Bedrooms are equipped to a high standard with four poster beds, flat screen TV’s, and seating areas. Beds are dressed with the finest Egyptian cotton sheets to ensure a blissful nights sleep. Thick, fluffy white towels, bath robes and complimentary toiletries complete the en-suite bathrooms.
Complimentary, Wi-Fi with super fast broadband is available throughout the property and in all bedrooms.
People tell us Abbots Grange leaves an indelible impression on them and that this is the reason why so many choose to return. Perhaps the lyrics (written by the Eagles) are true of Abbots Grange - 'you can check out any time you like but, you can never leave'.
