Just returned from 3 nights in the enormous Sackville suite. My g-grandfather was born in Arlington Row, so Bibury Court seemed an ideal place to celebrate my retirement birthday. Staff are very welcoming and helpful. The building and setting is Cotswold drop-dead gorgeous. Interior is full of antique furniture, and the decor is pure 'country house', and certainly not shabby.... more

This is definitely a place you have to stay, if you're going to Cotswolds. Walking around Bibury village is surely fun and exciting, but staying and spending expansive time in Bibury court hotel's fantastic garden is an another very luxurious experience. They have a nice sun room and comfortable sitting room, where you can have a cup of tea. Despite... more

Beautiful, historic country house in an idyllic situation in the lovely village of Bibury. Very friendly and accommodating staff and excellent food in the restaurant. The perfect place to escape from it all and surround yourself in Cotswolds splendour. The decor is dated but the rooms are perfectly clean and the beds very comfortable. Loved the big, fluffy towels and... more

We visited the Bibury Court on a lovely day in May. The building, grounds, and surrounding area are all superb. It is absolutely peaceful and a leisurely walk along the river or over to the churchyard is magical. Take some time to walk through the gardens at the back and look at how they've lined up the plantings. The building... more

Whilst attending a conference at Calcot Manor, which is nearby, I stopped over at Bibury Court. On the whole, I liked it very much. The atmosphere was just so and the location was fabulous. Food also very good. Having said that, and as others have commented, the interiors are getting to be a bit faded, the last substantial decorative work... more

Approaching the hotel by a long gravel drive is very special and so amazing that the outlook is not built on, as son many very old buiildings tend to be. The walk from the hotel via the churchyard and to the village is a must. Although the rooms are a bit dated, they are charmingly Cotswold and spotlessly clean and... more

Our 5th visit. Booked the Sackville Suite which is much bigger than my flat. From the first sound of the graveley drive as we drove in, to the squashy sofas and roaring log fire, we want to live there. We are lucky to dine out alot in London, but the food on all 3 nights, was better than all the... more

We spent one night at the hotel 3 days before Christmas. Setting was stunning. Cold,crisp waether added to the atmosphere. Hotel has real character and our room (19) had a homely feel and excellent views. The reception is a bit of a disappointment and resembles a pantry. Evening meal was good, but probably not worth £35 per head for a... more

First class room with beautiful views. The grounds and walks are well maintained and very beautiful. The setting is excellant and relaxing. The menu offers a great variety and food and presentation is gormet. more