Foxhill Manor is the first Country Hotel in Great Britain – that’s actually chic

An all-inclusive hotel has something infinitely tempting. Endless food and drink as well as accommodation, everything for a flat rate? Yes, please and pour me a glass of sparkling wine while you are there.

Great Britain has traditionally slightly illuminated-especially on high-end-but that will only change.

Enter Foxhill Manor, the first all-inclusive five-star retreat in Great Britain. The hotel, which is a sister of the Luxe Dormy House, is a house in the manor house that takes place on the 500 hectare FarnCombe estate in the Cotswolds.

With just five bedrooms and three suites, it offers a boutique experience and an all-inclusive experience with the friendly approval of the Foll-Fox experience that has just been introduced.

And when we say all-inclusive, we mean all-inclusive. Every detail, according to the hotel, is included around access to the beverage cabinet with champagne and cocktails. In fact, there is a Foxhill -Booze book that offers unlimited cocktails and turns for classics.

There are also personalized menus that were curated by the local chef James Sleep and cooked with local ingredients. There is a fully equipped pantry for late-evening snackers that can be searched for a pick-me-up at any time.

In addition to all the food and drink (which is a reason for itself) there is also free access to the house spa in the Dormy House and access to the cave (the games and media rooms of the hotel), the whirlpool and the outdoor sauna.

Foxhill itself has been open since 2015 and has steadily attracted attention since then. The building, built in 1909, was originally a high-end rental house that greeted guests like Lady Gaga, Gary Barlow and Coldplay. It was extensively renovated before opening; Today the design includes the handicrafts as well as an elegant scandi-minimalism and (important) free-standing bathtubs.

In 2024 it was described by US Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards as number 1 in Great Britain in Great Britain. It is not surprising because a stay includes a committed service of the On-Staff host and a free shuttle to Dormy House (and the nearby city of Broadway).

The hotel itself offers rooms from £ 920 per night, all-inclusive. Interested? Find out more here.