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The Cotswolds

Oak House No.1

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Eclectic and intimate

Nestled in the heart of the picture-perfect market town of Tetbury, and counting Prince Charles as neighbour, Oak House No.1 is a beautiful boutique guest house and a treasure trove of exquisite design pieces.

An incredible and eclectic art collection adorns the walls, with original works by Andy Warhol and Grayson Perry in the breakfast room and countless others scattered throughout the hotel. Antiques and trinkets from all four corners of the globe sit alongside designer furniture, creating a charming mix of old and new.

There are just three rooms, giving the guest house an intimate and personal feel. Look out over the pergola, trees and sculptures from the Garden Suite or relax and admire artwork from as close as London and Tetbury and as far away as India and Thailand in the Prince’s Suite. For the ultimate luxury, bed down in the Cavalier Suite with a bedroom and sitting room and a bathroom set in its own corridor. As with every room, the suite is impeccably styled with glass art hand delivered from a factory in Murano, Venice.

Sit down at the magnificent maple table for breakfast, then curl up with a good book and a glass of wine or whisky in the sitting room. Guests will receive a complimentary afternoon tea which can be enjoyed inside or in the beautiful garden. There is plenty to explore in Tetbury itself, home to Prince Charles’ flagship Highgrove Shop, wonderful antique dealers, as well as stately homes and gardens further afield. A brisk countryside walk is the highlight of any trip to the Cotswolds so winter-wellies and thick woolly socks are provided so you can make it to the nearest pub in comfort.

Highlights

Explore the pretty town of Tetbury

Walking

Visit nearby Highgrove House

Private tours of his Prince Charles' gardens at his Highgrove House home

Three rooms

Dining room

Sitting room

Garden

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