Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The historic market town's Tuesday street market has been drawing visitors since the 1200s with local crafts and fresh produce. Wander through the Cotswold stone buildings along High Street, then visit the Wellington Aviation Museum to explore RAF history.
We really enjoyed our stay at Lords of the Manor. The house is absolutely beautiful and the ground surrounding it are classic picturesque countryside. Lovely walk through upper and lower slaughter. We had dinner at the restaurant which was a bit too fancy and pricey for our tastes but the staff were lovely and very kind. The room was wonderful for the night and I would recommend it!
We really enjoyed our stay at Lords of the Manor. The house is absolutely beautiful and the ground surrounding it are classic picturesque countryside. Lovely walk through upper and lower slaughter. We had dinner at the restaurant which was a bit too fancy and pricey for our tastes but the staff were lovely and very kind. The room was wonderful for the night and I would recommend it!
Lana
Reviewed November 2, 2025Reviewed November 2, 2025
Lovely hotel. The dining room was our favourite. Bright fresh colour scheme with airy garden outlook. We ate dinner and breakfast in the dining room. The meals were well cooked and beautifully presented by well trained staff.
Lovely hotel. The dining room was our favourite. Bright fresh colour scheme with airy garden outlook. We ate dinner and breakfast in the dining room. The meals were well cooked and beautifully presented by well trained staff.
From the welcome (shout out to Darcy) to the bed, the bathroom, the location, the breakfast.... all was great.
Just be aware, they don't have their own car park. But we parked in the car park closest to the hotel, which was the same as having their own... it just cost a little more.
From the welcome (shout out to Darcy) to the bed, the bathroom, the location, the breakfast.... all was great.
Just be aware, they don't have their own car park. But we parked in the car park closest to the hotel, which was the same as having their own... it just cost a little more.
If you enjoy walking and delicious food the Slaughters Inn is for you. Less than 2 hours on the train from London the Inn organised a taxi to whisk us away to Lower Slaughter. We were greated by cheerful staff and shown to an elegant room with all the comforts. The Inn boasts a very pretty and spacious garden perfect for outdoor dining. We really enjoyed the food and wine from the menu on both evenings. The breakfast is also good with a wide selection of cooked plus the buffet option. Best of...
If you enjoy walking and delicious food the Slaughters Inn is for you. Less than 2 hours on the train from London the Inn organised a taxi to whisk us away to Lower Slaughter. We were greated by cheerful staff and shown to an elegant room with all the comforts. The Inn boasts a very pretty and spacious garden perfect for outdoor dining. We really enjoyed the food and wine from the menu on both evenings. The breakfast is also good with a wide selection of cooked plus the buffet option. Best of...
How many caravan parks will I find near Moreton-in-Marsh?
You'll find 4 motorhome parks near Moreton-in-Marsh on Expedia.
What makes Moreton-in-Marsh caravan parks stand out?
If you're planning an adventure to Moreton-in-Marsh, booking a spot at a caravan park is a good way to see the area. Nature lovers will enjoy the gardens and countryside. After you've found your spot at the caravan park in Moreton-in-Marsh, try some local specialities at the top-notch restaurants.
What should I see when I'm in Moreton-in-Marsh?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Moreton-in-Marsh while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include Batsford Arboretum and Bourton House Garden. Other places not to be missed include Cotswold Falconry Centre, Sezincote House & Garden and Chastleton House.
What's it like staying in a Moreton-in-Marsh caravan park?
Reserving a spot at a caravan park is a fun and convenient option for your road trip to Moreton-in-Marsh. This type of accommodation gives you a roomy space to park your motorhome and stay overnight where you're close to nature. You and your friends can make use of the amenities provided by many caravan parks, such as charging stations, Wi-Fi and barbecue areas.