The Garden View Suite

Oak House No.1 your Luxury Hotel in the Cotswolds – The Garden View Suite  –  £495 .00 (includes taxes)

The Garden View Suite has its own private corridor and a view over the garden. With its soft tones, this calm and elegant suite has super quality antiques whilst maintaining a contemporary feel.

The Queen size sleigh bed has the best quality mattress and the finest Frette sheets, together with the ultra soft Siberian Goose down pillows to ensure that your sleep quality is just perfect.
The bathroom is state of the art with deep bath and designer ,Philippe Starck, fittings with a shower attachment (not a full shower).  Towelling bathrobes and Roberto Cavalli dressing gowns to relax in.  Molton Brown and British luxury brand, Noble Isle body products.

Oak House No.1 aims to provide a unique luxury break in the Cotswolds that you will never forget, with all the attributes of a 5 star boutique hotel. Indeed many guests have commented that the decor and experience exceeds that of most 5* luxury hotels in the Cotswolds.

Sumptuous afternoon tea is included in the rate , so please ask for it whenever you wish. This can be taken in the Garden View Suite itself, the sitting room or in the cosy seating area in the garden, weather permitting.

Our wish is that Oak House No.1 feels like your home from  home where you can truly relax.  Feel free to wander, ask about anything in the house, artworks, furniture etc. we are happy to discuss things with you. If you need any help with planning a small tour of the Cotswolds region we have  written a guide (quite short) which you can use as the basis of a day tour to see the beautiful Cotswolds villages nearby, a perfect day out. Of course Prince Charles’ Highgrove House is just moments away and the Highgrove Garden Tour is a must but must be booked in advance.

The Garden View Suite is perfect for a relaxing stay in soft cosy surroundings at Oak House No.1, your luxury hotel in the Cotswolds.

Please note that our front door is closed at 12 midnight and that we accept babies in arms or children when they are aged over 11.