Accommodation

The serenity of the Cotswolds and the hotel’s quiet hospitality are exactly what you need to completely unwind and enjoy a perfect night’s sleep.

The eighteen comfortable bedrooms have a calm, understated feel and a sense of complete refuge and retreat.

All have views over tranquil local scenes or the hotel’s superb gardens, and are full of original features and antique furniture, with many of the bathrooms housing huge Victorian baths.

The rooms have twin or double beds, and each has its own separate bathroom. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided and each room has a hairdryer, trouser press, TV and radio.

The Restaurant & Head Chef

The food at Bibury Court is sublime. Our young, dynamic head chef, Antony Ely, puts his heart and soul into every dish he creates and injects his award-winning flair and individuality into devising inspired menus.

Antony is absolutely passionate about using fresh local produce and is in daily contact with local suppliers so that he cooks with the very best of what each day offers. His sumptuous lunch and dinner menus consequently change regularly, with his dishes reflecting all the fabulous regional flavours that each season produces.

His talents also include that most traditional of English treats – afternoon tea – taken on the terrace in warmer months or in front of a roaring log fire in the winter.

Welcome to the Grounds

Bibury Court is set in six acres of gorgeous gardens and grounds edged by the River Coln and the Cotswold Countryside. There’s plenty of space for children to play safely, with hidden nooks throughout (a hide and seek heaven), secluded areas to take afternoon tea, a naturally growing orchard, and a river where guests can fish privately.

The gardens have a varied collection of trees and shrubs with many of them over 100 years old; these include Plain Oaks, Lime Trees, Horse Chestnuts, a Paulonia and a Cedar.

Many parts of the grounds are underplanted with late winter and spring bulbs. With flowering shrubs and trees lining a large herbaceous border Bibury Court produces a wonderful year round floral display.

Bibury Village

Bibury is situated on the River Coln some 7 miles from the market town and former Roman town of Cirencester; The Capital of the Cotswolds. It is one of the most popular of the Cotswold villages. On balmy summers days Bibury is busy with tourists from around the world appreciating the historic buildings like Arlington Row and enjoying the picturesque backdrop of the River Coln which flows gently alongside the main street.

The village was once described by William Morris (1834-96) as 'the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds' and it more than lives up to this description. It really is a hidden gem in a modern world of ‘hustle and bustle’.