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Bed and Breakfast Oak House No 1
The Chipping, Tetbury GL8 8EU , Gloucestershire (United Kingdom)
Hotel description
The high-quality boutique hotel Oak House No 1 in Tetbury has been featured in Conde Nast Traveller, Tatler and Sunday Times Style magazine. With sumptuous interiors, concierge service and designer furnishings, this Gloucestershire hotel provides free Wi-Fi and parking. Rooms feature beds dressed with linens from Frette or Ralph Lauren and cashmere throws. Each room has satellite TV with the full range of Sky channels, an iPod dock, DVD and CD player. A silver tea set comes with coffee and hot chocolate, and a fridge keeps your fresh milk and bottled water cool. Bathrooms have luxury Molton Brown toiletries, with hairdryer and bathrobes supplied. Each room has an electronic safe and a range of bespoke furnishings. Oak House No 1 has played host to rock stars and royalty, and can arrange activities such as polo lessons and services including classic car hire. A short distance from the royal Highgrove Estate, Tetbury exudes Cotswolds charm and features plenty of fine restaurants, antique emporia and Prince Charles? very own Highgrove shop on Long Street.