Clapton Manor

My husband and I have had the most delightful stay at Clapton Manor in Clapton on the Hill. We stayed in the barn which has been beautifully renovated and was warm and toasty in the winter weather. It’s the perfect location for nice walks and visiting the villages of the Cotswolds. Breakfast is marvelous.

Beautiful house, tranquil location, really attentive, interesting and entertaining hosts, great walks on the doorstep and a delicious breakfast too. We loved our stay here... hope to be back!

What a beautiful characterful manor house. Such history! We stayed one night in the house, and 6 nights in the self-catering cottage. The room was light and spacious, and quite quirky which we love. The bed was very comfortable. Breakfast was delicious. Now, the cottage. Wow! Spacious and well appointed, with all the amenities one could want for comfort & convenience. Definite However, the best part of all were the hosts, Karin and James. Such delightful people. Karin was so kind and caring when I was feeling quite under the weather, and I appreciate all her help. Definitely recommend

Delightful, beautifully restored barn, James and Karin are great hosts, lovely spot. a five star review!

A lovely 16th c.manor house w/2 en-suite rooms, also offers a newly constructed space where the barn once stood. It’s a 2 story, 1 bdr w/full equip. kitchen and first rate appliances. Lots of extras, ie. outdoor patio w/privacy. The Manor house is separate, however Karin/James welcomed us there during our first-rate bfast of homemade extras (plum preserves/ginger marmalade/Cotswold honey on homemade toast.) Staying 5 nights, the central location was perfect for day trips: gardens, homes, Blenheim Palace, etc.,returning back to enjoy the beautiful, tranquil gardens which surround this home.

Karin is very funny, warm and engaging. She's also a very good cook, so you'll get home baking and fabulous breakfasts. I suppose people come back again and again because they feel at home here and don't have to feel they're creeping around somebody else's house on eggshells. Karin ought to teach other B&B owners how to be this open-hearted and generous.

We stayed for three nights in this lovely old house, which is warm and full of colour. Karin and James are both welcoming hosts. They are friendly, interested and good humoured and have a wealth of local knowledge. Our room and ensuite were extremely comfortable and spotlessly clean. Karin cooked a delicious supper for us one evening and each day we enjoyed a cooked breakfast and afternoon tea and cake in front of the log fire - a real treat!

We had a warm welcome, including a gluten free cake for our coeliac friend, a wood fire in the sitting room and a tray of drinks which couls be purchased at £3 a glass for charity. The rooms were beautiful with tea, coffee and biscuits and a lavender spray to use should you need help to sleep. Breakfast was whatever you wanted it to be with gluten free bread and sausages on offer should you need them. We relaxed in front of the wood fire in our private sitting room and shared a glass of wine with Karin.

Best experience we've ever had in a b&b! Lovely room in a gorgeous house, excellent home made bread and preserves for a delicious breakfast; a walled garden all around, fresh eggs every morning and Karin who suggests you every day the best things to do.

In this wonderful historic house Karin and James have created a homely Bed and Breakfast. Quiet rooms and comfy beds to sleep in. Log fire and homemade cake on arrival. Great breakfast with many things homemade. Sausage and bacon locally sourced. Recommended without hesitation.