Manor Stables is a converted barn. It is the original stable block for the 13th century Manor House in the Cotswold stone village of Wellow, spelt Wellwe in old Doomsday maps. It used to house the carriages and horses for the Manor. It is now a charming home with open, wood burning fireplaces, old beams and it has magnificent views across the fields to the 12th century Church, with rolling hills beyond. All rooms have comfortable beds, tea and coffee making facilities, and access to the drawing room, where there is a colour television.
Guests are welcome to sit out in the garden after a long day.
Telephone and fax facilities are available, and car parking. The beautiful city of Bath is of great interest for visitors to England and it is only six miles away, fifteen minutes by car through the country lanes. Bath is steeped in history over the ages and loved by all who visit it.