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The Slaughters Manor, Oxford Suite

Location pin

Lower Slaughter, Cheltenham, GL54 2HP - 

  • Users

    Up to
    24 guests

  • Table with chairs

    Offers
    catering

  • Delivery truck

    Internal Catering
    allowed

Be it colleagues, family or friends, make The Slaughters Manor House your own with our private dining room and an award-winning team of chefs at your disposal. Standing in its own idyllic gardens opposite the pretty River Eye, which flows through the heart of the village of Lower Slaughter, The Slaughters Manor House offers a calm countryside retreat ideal for any occasion.

Exclusive use of The Slaughters Manor House includes all the facilities of the main house, coach house and grounds, making it your own home for the sole enjoyment of you and your guests, perhaps for a conference or for a team building weekend. Tucked away from prying eyes offering a highly secure environment, with friendly but discreet hospitality, the Manor lends itself perfectly to high profile corporate meetings, board meetings, product launches, gala dinners and corporate incentives.

We can even work with your own events companies to create a truly spectacular party in true country house style. When exclusive use is taken the restaurant becomes available to use as a conference room.

Festive Party Overnighter

From 23rd November to 22nd December
Tuesday - Saturday | 7pm - 1am

Our Festive Party Overnighter offers the ideal setting for exclusive gatherings and shared Christmas celebrations!

Begin your evening with a sophisticated Champagne reception in either The Library or the Billiards Room, setting the tone for an unforgettable night ahead. Delight your palate with an opulent three-course dinner, DJ and an overnight stay in our sumptuous bedrooms. Enjoy a hearty, full English breakfast the next day.

Enquire today for bespoke pricing.

This versatile space accommodates 24 guests and offers flexible setups for meetings or dining, including boardroom style with projector and screen or elegant dining with white linen. It's best described as a meeting room and private dining room, suitable for meetings, parties, luncheons, intimate weddings, and team building events. Additional features include access to a garden, breakout space, overnight stay options, natural light, included tables and chairs, wedding ceremony license, WiFi, and a flipchart.

Capacity & layout

Dining

Dining

up to 24

Boardroom

Boardroom

up to 24

Catering & drinks

Catering arrangements

Catering arrangements

Catering facilities

Catering facilities

Refreshments

Refreshments

Alcohol

Alcohol

Amenities

Natural light

Natural light

Table / chairs included

Table / chairs included

Premises parking

Premises parking

Overnight accommodation

Overnight accommodation

Audio & visual

Conference phone

Conference phone

Projector & screen

Projector & screen

Flipchart

Flipchart

WiFi

WiFi

Space rules

Allowed events

wedding

Wedding ceremony licence

alcoholLicense

Licensed for alcohol

Cancellation policy

Exclusive Use Less than 12 weeks 100% Other Functions, Events & Groups Up to 26 weeks 10% Between 26 and 12 weeks 25% Between 12 and 4 weeks 50% Between 4 and 2 weeks 75% Less than 2 weeks 100%

Location

Reviews

  • Sanjeev Ahuja

    July 2024

    We had our 42nd Wedding Anniversary dinner at the Fine Dining Restaurant of The Slaughters Manor House. Quite simply: MOST DISAPPOINTING! 1. Poor service; the server at our table was a kid who said it was his first day on the job! The kid didn’t know what the dishes were and what was in them! A highfalutin restaurant and that’s the best they can do? Really? 2. Lackadaisical menu; for a 3 course fixed prix dinner the dishes were mediocre, the portions underwhelming (and we are light eaters!!), and the presentation abysmal. 3. No follow through: We were told over the phone after we had made the dinner reservation that the Chef would offer petit fours to celebrate our anniversary. Nothing was offered but that’s less of an issue - an acknowledgment and some suggestions on how to make it a special evening for us would have been nice. Was it a disconnect? Was it just dishonest? Or was it simply incompetence and lack of comprehension of what service really means when one comes to a supposedly Michelin recognised establishment? 4. Poor value for Money: we spent $520 that evening for 3 people; it was a ridiculous amount to pay for what we received in terms of service, quality of food, portions, and enjoyment. 5. Misleading promotion: the fixed prix menu is akin to price gauging! To add insult to injury the food definitely DID NOT come up to the standards of a Michelin recognised establishment. We have had better food at gourmet pubs!!