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A 17th century Coaching Inn with a modern makeover
After checking in we relaxed in one of the snugs with a hot drink
Fireside, of course
The bedrooms are warm and welcoming
Some even come with a roll top bath in the room
Cosy robes to curl up in after your bath
The 100 Acres toiletries are jam packed with essential oils and all made in the English countryside. They smelt like an English country garden
The local walks are picture perfect. I’d recommend one before dinner to build up your appetite!
The restaurant is the main attraction at the Double Red Duke. Take a seat at the chef's counter to enjoy the theatre of the open fire cooking
Paul serving up our perfectly cooked Porterhouse straight from the fire pit
I have one rule in life. If Sticky Toffee Pudding is on the menu, we order it
That morning light…
Book direct and a continental breakfast buffet will be included in your stay
Complete with British twists on the classics
Who doesn’t want to eat breakfast by the fire?
Making new friends on our morning walk. I love the Cotswolds in the springtime
Highs & Lows
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The relaxed yet luxury feel of the hotel. It’s the perfect place to escape and unwind.
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The staff are so friendly and warm. From remembering your name to your drink order, the personal touches really make a difference.
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There’s a unique charm to the hotel created by the thoughtful, colourful design throughout. It’s small enough to feel cozy but with so many individually designed snugs, nooks and bars you can uncover a different perspective every time you leave your room.
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That’s IF you venture out of your room. The roll top bath, white robes and 100 Acres toiletries lured me into a deep state of relaxation.
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The open fire cooking concept married with the highest quality, seasonal produce makes the food alone worth visiting for.
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It’s a perfect location for exploring the beautiful Cotswolds. Ask for a walking map at reception and head out through the fields, or drive to one of the many quintessentially British villages within 30 minutes of the hotel.
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You really need a car to get to the hotel (the closest train station is about 30 minutes away) and to explore further afield during your stay.
Important Bits
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Type
Restored Inn
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Vibe
English country charm with a vibrant twist
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Location
A 2 hour drive West of London but it feels like a world away
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Rooms
19 individually designed bedrooms across the main building and a garden annex
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Pre-Arrival & Arrival Experience
Booking directly is the way to go as a complimentary breakfast will also be included. When we arrived at the hotel we received the warmest welcome from Flossy who made us feel like we were guests in her own home
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Future Forward
We were thrilled to find that there were no single-use plastics in the rooms. The in-room toiletries are all in full size, reusable containers and water is provided in large glass bottles
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Music
Relaxed and ambient
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Year Opened
2021
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Designed By
A mix of local and British designers
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Health & Wellness
There’s a shepherds hut treatment room in the garden where you can get massages and facials. Or, you can simply recharge with a bubble bath and country walk
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Food
The kitchen concept was designed in collaboration with Richard Turner from Hawksmoor, so it’s no surprise that it revolves around open fire cooking, high quality produce and seasonal ingredients. There’s only one menu but you have a choice of multiple different restaurant settings. We opted for the chef's counter but the main Dining Room / Bar and Garden Room each have their own allure. A continental breakfast is served buffet style, or you can order a hot breakfast. All of the bread and pastries are sourced from the local bakery — Blake’s Kitchen
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Bar, Events & Nightlife
The bar staff are master cocktail makers and they have an extensive list of spirits and botanicals to work with. The mezcal based “Barbecue Pineapple” is the most popular cocktail among guests but you can’t go wrong with a classic negroni in front of the fire, or a pint in the beer garden when the weather permits
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Minibar & Retail
There’s no mini bar in the room but they provide tea, coffee and homemade cookies. The 100 Acres toiletries are available for purchase along with a selection of curated kits to help you enjoy your stay
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Accessibility
There are bedrooms and disabled bathrooms on the ground floor but it’s an old building, so there are still a few small steps and narrow doorways to navigate
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Pet Friendly
Yes, dogs are encouraged if you're staying in the garden annex
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Children
Yes. There are 3 family rooms suitable for families of up to 5
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Price
Good value
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The Double Red Duke is situated in Clanfield on the outskirts of the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are plenty of breathtaking walks on your doorstep but you’ll need a car to visit some of the better-known villages nearby.
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