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Near Broadway, Worcestershire
Dormy House Hotel
Dormy House is a quintessentially English hotel. A lovingly renovated 17th century farm house that blends country chic with log fires and original panelling. Located moments from the village of Broadway this is the perfect base to explore the Cotswolds.
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Perfectly situated for the Cotswolds, moments from Broadway Village
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Forgot your wellies? The hotel has plenty to offer for that ramble over the Cotswolds Hills
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The Garden Room restaurant offers award winning food and al fresco dining in the summer months
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Looking for a bit more privacy? The hotel has a beautiful manor house 'Foxhill' that sleeps 16 and is located just 2-miles away
Dormy House is a perfect boutique hotel, situated overlooking the Cotswold Hills. It is the perfect base from which to explore the delightful Cotswolds with the famous village of Broadway just moments from the hotel.
On arrival you are greeted with a warm smile, this is a hotel that feels like you have just arrived at your dream home, it is cosy, welcoming and friendly. Large log fires flank the entrance hall and offer you the perfect place to enjoy a glass of red and read the papers on the comfy sofas surrounding them.
Having been recently renovated, this hotel is beautifully finished, the forty en-suite bedrooms are of a very high standard with large beds and bathrooms. All rooms offer the modern comforts that you would expect, Nespresso machines, large flat screen TV's and an in-house ipad that you can use to explore what is in the region.
If your country walk has tired you out, then head straight to Spa. The hotel has recently opened its house spa and this is a real gem, a 16-metre infinity pool awaits you and the spa menu offers you over 40 treatments to choose from. The Veuve Clicquot Nail Parlour is perfect for a spot of pampering. Then head to the spa cafe for a healthy smoothie or green tea, for those looking for a guilty pleasure, Dormy do serve wines and champagne too.
You have two main restaurants to choose from, The Garden Room, is the more formal of the two, however has a very friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Be sure to book a table in the window, it has large floor to ceiling windows overlooking the garden, offering stunning views in the summer, in the winter it is lit up and is a very romantic fare. The second option The Potting Shed is a gastro pub offering the perfect comforting menu, the Rhubarb crumble is not to be missed!
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Top tip:
Head to the spa to indulge in The Outer Glow, a full-body sugar scrub that will leave you feeling revitalised and hydrated.
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Location
Near Broadway, Worcestershire
Dormy House hotel is set just outside Broadway perched on the top of Willersey Hill with beautiful views over the Cotswold hills.
The hotel is located off the A44 between Broadway and Moreton-in-Marsh. The nearest airport is at Birmingham just over an hour's drive away. London Paddington has a fast train into Moreton-in-Marsh taking 1-hour and 30-minutes.
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