Stanton Manor Hotel & Restaurant

Stanton Saint Quintin, Chippenham, Wiltshire, England

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About Stanton Manor Hotel & Restaurant

An historic Manor House Hotel in 7 acres of beautiful grounds in a delightful Wiltshire village. Conveniently situated close to M4, J17 within easy travelling distance to Bath, Bristol, Cheltenham and Swindon. A wide, columned entrance way welcomes visitors to this attractive, stone- built hotel standing in five acres of beautiful grounds in the delightful Wiltshire village of Stanton Saint Quintin, near the City of Bath and within the famous Cotswolds. The house is listed in the Domesday Book. It was once owned by Lord Burghley, chief minister to Queen Elizabeth I, and was rebuilt in 1840. Stanton Manor Hotel has been completely refurbished, and the new owners Robert and Linda Davis are on hand to ensure that a friendly and attentive service is extended to guests. Modern facilities and comforts combine easily and unobtrusively with those of the past, which include magnificent Tudor fireplaces and stone flooring. The hotel's en suite bedrooms are spacious and individually designed with very comfortable furniture. Four hotel rooms have king-size four-poster beds to compliment the stunning New Oriental or Provençal themed rooms. Four hotel rooms are family rooms and are suitable for families.

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