Manor Rooms & Suites
Individually styled rooms and suites in the honey Cotswold-stone manor, many looking out over the gardens and the valley, warm and elegant, so the whole party stays together in the Cotswolds.
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Honey-stone Georgian manor hotel and spa above the Cotswold valley, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire
Wyck Hill House is a Georgian manor hotel and spa of honey Cotswold stone near Stow-on-the-Wold, with 60 rooms and suites, an orangery and terraces looking over the valley.
Wyck Hill House is a Georgian manor of honey-coloured Cotswold stone, standing on a hillside near Stow-on-the-Wold in Gloucestershire. Its grounds slope away to long views across the valley. Inside, the house keeps oak-panelled dining rooms with carved fireplaces, a run of sitting rooms and a glass orangery that opens onto the gardens. It now operates as a country-house hotel and spa with 60 individually styled rooms and suites, many of them overlooking the grounds.
Weddings are held on an exclusive-use basis, so the manor, the terraces, the spa and every bedroom belong to the wedding party. Ceremonies of around 120 guests can take place in a panelled room, in the orangery or on the lawn, and around 100 can sit down to the wedding breakfast, with up to 150 welcomed in total. The hotel kitchen cooks modern British menus from seasonal Cotswold produce. Cheltenham and Oxford are each about 30 minutes away by road, and Birmingham Airport is about an hour.
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Wyck Hill House is a Georgian manor built of honey-coloured Cotswold stone and set on a hillside near Stow-on-the-Wold. Its grounds fall away towards a wide valley, and inside the house keeps its oak panelling, carved fireplaces and a sequence of sitting rooms.
Couples can marry in a panelled room, in the glass orangery that fills with daylight, or outside on the terraces and lawns with the valley behind them. Drinks and photographs move easily between the gardens and the orangery as the light turns golden.
Because the hotel has a spa and 60 rooms, a wedding can become a full weekend in the Cotswolds. Guests stay on site, dine together beneath the panelled ceilings and have the terraces and gardens to themselves.

A honey Cotswold-stone country house near Stow-on-the-Wold, oak-panelled within and golden without.
The HouseTerraces and lawns high over the Cotswold countryside, with long views across the valley.
The SettingA country-house hotel with a spa: elegant and warm, so the whole party stays the weekend.
The FeelModern British and seasonal Cotswolds menus rich in Gloucestershire produce, beneath panelled ceilings.
The TableIndividually styled rooms and suites in the honey Cotswold-stone manor, many looking out over the gardens and the valley, warm and elegant, so the whole party stays together in the Cotswolds.
EnquireLarger suites with sitting areas and grounds views, for the couple and the family, in the old Georgian house above the valley.
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The manor, its grounds, the spa, the terraces and all 60 bedrooms.
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Wyck Hill House stands on the hillside near Stow-on-the-Wold, one of the prettiest of the Cotswold market towns, with long views over the valley. It is about thirty minutes from Cheltenham and Oxford, within easy reach of Broadway, Bourton-on-the-Water and the rest of the Cotswolds, so guests reach an idyllic country setting and find plenty to do around the wedding.
Wyck Hill, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire GL54 1HY, England
Kingham (Great Western Railway) is the nearest station, about 5.2 miles from the venue in a straight line.
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It stands on a hillside near Stow-on-the-Wold in Gloucestershire, with long views across the valley. Cheltenham and Oxford are each about 30 minutes away by road.
Yes. Weddings can take the manor and its grounds on an exclusive-use basis, including the panelled rooms, the orangery, the terraces, the spa and all 60 bedrooms.
Around 120 guests can attend a ceremony, and around 100 can sit down to the wedding breakfast. Evening receptions can welcome more, up to 150 in all.
Vows can be made in one of the oak-panelled rooms, in the glass orangery, or outdoors on the stone terraces and lawns above the valley.
Yes. The hotel has a spa with treatments and a relaxation room, which the couple and their guests can enjoy across the wedding weekend.
Yes. The 60 individually styled rooms and suites sleep the whole party, and many look over the grounds or the valley.
The kitchen cooks modern British dishes built around seasonal Cotswold and Gloucestershire produce, served in the panelled dining rooms, with drinks on the terraces and in the orangery.
Weddings are priced individually for exclusive use, according to the date, the season and the number of guests. The hotel's wedding team can prepare a proposal.
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