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The Greenway Hotel and Spa on the outskirts of the Cotswolds near Cheltenham, which is operated by The Eden Hotel Collection, has completed a £1.2m refurbishment.
The hotel has refurbished all 21 of its bedrooms, which now have their own “unique colour palette, personality and characteristics”.
The renovation project was led by director of The Eden Hotel Collection, Marian Cartter, who was assisted by interior designer Lucy Yarwood to combine the venue’s rural setting with its “rich history and enchanting period features” such as original stone windows and roaring fireplaces.
In addition, room layouts within the hotel have been altered to create larger spaces and expansive bathrooms. Some of the distinct design schemes introduced include marble bathrooms with features such as classic roll-top baths and brassware.
Greenway Hotel and Spa is set in eight acres of “stunning” countryside grounds and holds a 4 AA Red Star rating.
Yarwood said: “We’re thrilled with the results and can’t wait to show our guests. We’ve taken a lot of inspiration from the building itself and married that with the surroundings, the beautiful grounds, and the rolling Cotswolds hills. Each room is different which makes it really exciting when guests walk in.
“What we have strived to do is create a classic style with a contemporary twist, which combines the history of the building with our modern approach to the guest experience. We’ve really looked at every detail of the journey.”
Mark Chambers, managing director of The Eden Hotel Collection, added: “As custodians of great buildings, we are really thrilled to bring this manor house back to life for our guests to enjoy. It’s been a tough few years for the hospitality industry but we are proud to build on our strategic programme of investment across the group as we continue to improve the quality of the visitor experience.”





























