 Nicely nestled in village life, just outside Milton Keynes and close to the M1. The Manor house dates back to 1840 and sits on a medieval village. Steeped in history and filled with character and charm we are delighted to offer a place of peace, tranquillity and comfort for your ultimate relaxation.
A warm welcome from our friendly and caring team of staff who will ensure you have a pleasant and harmonious stay with us. Driving through the tree lined avenue as you approach the manor house you will feel a deep sense of serenity. Immerse yourself in beautiful surroundings and enjoy a relaxing weekend away from it all.
Pleasant countryside walks and lots of sites, attractions and choices to enjoy in Milton Keynes itself. One of the largest archaeological finds in the history of the UK with proof of neolithic and Bronze Age life, flints dating back 6000BC and fossils dating back 150 million years - approximately - there is a deep history and wealth of knowledge to be gleaned from this amazing place.
Exhibitions, conventions, conferences, galleries, an extensive library and many places of beauty are all to be discovered here. Whilst the ancient world has left its mark and evidence, modern day life still has that hunter/gatherer theme - head for thecentre:mk for some serious retail therapy and shopping - mainstream names, fashions, designer labels and top cafes for those important coffee breaks. Hit the Xscape Centre for some super entertainment - real snow ski slope, 16 screen cinema and a choice of heath and fitness centre, ten pin bowling and good restaurants.
Gathered everything you need - head back to the beauty and splendour and total charm of the manor where you can rest, relax and unwind in total harmony.
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Superior Double (RA3)
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Our rates include Bed, taxes and service charge.
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Classic Single (RA3)
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Our rates include Bed, taxes and service charge.
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Classic Single (RA1)
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Our rates include Bed, taxes and service charge.
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Superior Double (RA1)
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Our rates include Bed, taxes and service charge.
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