MANOR HOUSE AT CASTLE COMBE

The 6,500 yard result is one of the best courses in the South of England, and as such has been awarded HSBC's coveted Gold Star, while Today's Golfer has included the Manor House at Castle Combe in its list of the UK's leading 15. Tucked away in an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', the course works harmoniously with the stunning hotel to ensure that the Manor House is one of the most luxurious and beautiful anywhere.

The Manor House at Castle Combe is ideally equipped for your next corporate golf day.

The 14^th century Manor House provides outstanding accommodation in the most luxurious surroundings, nestled in the charming 365-acre wooded estate on the Southern edge of the Cotswolds.

The 48 rooms are divided between the Manor House and the Grade II listed Mews Cottages, and are individually designed to couple the traditional style of the buildings with the finest contemporary amenities. The original character of the historic manor house has been retained with four-poster beds, free-standing baths, open fireplaces and exposed oak beams.

The Manor House's excellent conference and meeting facilities make it a great choice not only for golf breaks, but also for your next corporate outing.

Guests at the Manor House can take advantage of the sauna and tennis courts, while the estate offers anglers some good fishing, and the manicured lawns that stretch around the hotel are perfect for croquet in the summer months.

The Bybrook Restaurant is a fine dining a la carte restaurant, and is set against the carved stonework and stained glass of the traditional manor.

It may not appeal to all, but the oak-panelled surroundings of the Full Glass Bar are where Margaret Thatcher penned her memoirs; the bar also has some 65 single malt whiskies.

In the club house, the Woodbury Restaurant and the Spikes Bar are ideal for a good meal and a welcome drink.