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Traditional mullioned windows and handmade wood furniture give this room its Manor House character. The shown bedroom has pale walls, a dark headboard and tall bedposts. Long curtains hang beside the window. Books line its sill, with small framed pictures above the bed. A sunburst-style ceiling light adds a more playful touch.

Shaded lamps sit on dark bedside tables with pale trim. In the second image, deep window ledges frame a view across the grounds, with broad blocks around the glass. Robes and slippers are provided, and turndown adds an evening visit to the room.

Velvet seating and rattan furnishings bring texture to this room, with antique mirrors among the older pieces. The outlook takes in the southern lawn and gardens, away from the main house. In the bedroom pictured, a deep green headboard sits against pale walls. A patterned sofa stands at the foot of the bed, dressed with ochre cushions.

Framed pictures add color above the bedside tables, and shaded lamps soften the look of the room. A tall, dark cabinet has mirrored doors and fine details along its top. The bathroom shown pairs a gold-toned mirror frame with a pale, veined sink surround. Robes and slippers are provided, with evening turndown at the end of the day.

Sisal rugs and patterned furnishings bring a rural character to this room. Its windows look over the Glasshouse restaurant, within the walled gardens. In the bedroom shown, two armchairs face a small round table, with a tall mirror behind them. Pale walls and deep green trim frame the sleeping area.

Ochre curtains hang beside the window, and a dark cabinet with mirrored doors stands in the corner. A shaded ceiling light and patterned bedside lamps add smaller decorative details. The bathroom pictured has a pale, veined vanity on a gold-toned frame, with wall lights beside the mirror. Robes and slippers are provided, and evening turndown is included in the room service.

Hand-finished pieces and large windows give this room its country-house character within the Manor House. The furnishings mix older shapes with carefully chosen accents. In the bedroom shown, a dark headboard stands against a pale wall, with tall posts at either side and a framed picture above. Long curtains hang beside the window, while books sit along the sill.

A shaded lamp rests on a dark bedside table with contrasting trim. The bathroom pictured brings a richer palette, with a pink-and-brown veined vanity beneath a detailed mirror frame. Wall lights flank the mirror, and a towel rail sits beside the sink. Robes and slippers are supplied, and turndown is provided in the evening.

Set upstairs in the walled gardens, this room looks toward the grounds around the Glasshouse. Sisal rugs sit beneath patterned furnishings, with older pieces among the seating and storage. The bedroom pictured has a sofa dressed with ochre cushions, a tall mirrored wardrobe and framed artworks on pale walls.

Long curtains hang beside the window, with a shaded lamp at the bedside. Deep green trim picks out the edges of the room. In the bathroom shown, open pale-blue doors frame the vanity and mirror. A small wall cabinet hangs to one side, and gold-toned fittings stand against the light walls.

Velvet and rattan furnishings carry the style of the Stables into this room, with antique mirrors adding an older touch. Outdoors, comfortable seating looks toward the southern lawn and gardens. The interior shown has a deep green headboard, pale walls and a sloping ceiling. Matching patterned lamps sit on either side of the bed.

A tall, narrow mirrored cabinet stands in the corner, with a framed picture nearby. Long curtains hang beside the windows, while dark trim runs along the walls. In the bathroom pictured, the pale, veined vanity rests on a gold-toned frame beneath a large mirror. Robes and slippers are provided, and the room is prepared again at evening turndown.

Vintage furniture sits alongside mid-century pieces, with velvet and rattan adding texture to the seating. Windows look out over the southern gardens, and an antique wardrobe stands within the room. In the interior shown, a deep green mantel sits against pale walls, with small objects along its shelf.

Red and mustard-colored tiles add a bright pattern beneath it. The sofa is dressed with ochre cushions, and a small round table stands beside a shaded lamp. Long curtains frame the window. The bathroom pictured has a pale, veined sink surround and a large mirror with a detailed frame. Evening turndown is provided, along with robes and slippers.

Original artworks and a mix of fabrics give this room an individual character. The outlook takes in the southern lawn, while the outdoor seating offers another place to spend time. Inside the room shown, pale upper walls meet green-gray paneling. A patterned sofa and matching footstool stand beside a small round table.

A tall mirrored wardrobe faces the seating, and a broad desk sits along the opposite wall. Framed pictures hang above the paneling, with a lantern-style light overhead. The bathroom pictured has a veined sink surround, gold-toned taps and a large framed mirror.

A separate sitting room looks toward the Glasshouse gardens, with hardwood floors, sisal rugs and patterned furniture. Burnished brass chandeliers hang above the interiors. The bath is set in a mahogany surround beneath stained-glass skylights. In the pictured bathroom, a framed print hangs on the pale wall above the tub.

In the living room shown, broad ceiling beams run above green-gray paneling. A patterned sofa and footstool face a small table by the windows, with a shaded lamp nearby. An oval mirror hangs above the mantel, and curtains cover the lower window panes.

Velvet club chairs and an ornate armoire are part of the room's hand-finished furniture. Set within the Manor House, the interior pairs these older forms with lighter fabrics and carefully placed lamps. The bedroom shown has pale paneled walls, dark bedposts and a low tufted bench at the foot of the bed.

A mirrored cabinet stands to one side, with a framed artwork above the headboard and shaded bedside lamps. The bathroom pictured has a pink-and-brown veined sink surround and gold-toned taps. Towels are folded beneath the counter. Evening turndown, robes and slippers are part of the in-room service.

Views over the Glasshouse gardens place the suite within the estate's walled gardens. Hardwood floors, sisal rugs and patterned furniture continue its rural style, with burnished brass chandeliers overhead. The suite includes a living room as well as its sleeping space. In the interior shown, a broad doorway frames the bedroom beyond the lounge.

Green-gray paneling runs along the lower walls, with framed art above a slim desk. A patterned sofa and a small round table sit beside the doorway. The bathroom pictured has a pale, veined sink surround, gold-toned taps and a detailed mirror frame.

A separate seated space and bespoke dining tables give the suite distinct places to lounge and eat. The outlook takes in the southern lawn. A four-poster canopy frames the sleeping area, while the furnishings use rich colors and bold patterns. In the dining corner pictured, tall windows wrap around a small table and a high-backed chair.

Short curtains cover the lower sections of the glass, leaving the upper panes open to the outlook. The bathroom has a bath set in a mahogany surround. In the photographed bathing space, a wall cabinet hangs above the tub, and gold-toned fittings stand against pale walls. Robes and slippers are provided, with evening turndown.

Vintage pieces from the 20th century set the style of this suite. Views reach toward either the North Lawn or the South Terrace. The suite has a sitting and dining area, with an antique wardrobe among the furniture. In the room shown, green cushions dress a pale patterned sofa beneath a dark canopy frame.

Panels line the walls behind the bed, and shaded lamps stand on the bedside tables. A cabinet with fine details sits in the corner. The pictured bathroom has pink-and-brown veining around the sinks, with gold-toned taps. Framed mirrors hang above the counter. Wall lights sit between them, and towels are folded on the shelf below.

American walnut, naturally dyed fabrics and wood-slat ceilings shape the cabin's interiors. Earth-toned lanterns continue the West Coast style, with a vaulted living room and a dining table bringing the shared spaces together. The cabin stands beside Eynsham Baths, apart from the Manor House. In the exterior shown, a covered porch runs along the front, with trees around the building.

The photographed bedroom has a tall headboard, pale walls and long curtains beside doors to the outdoors. A shaded bedside lamp and a mirrored wardrobe add to the furnishings. Access to Eynsham Baths is included for up to four adults, giving the group entry to its thermal areas. Robes and slippers are provided in the cabin.

Period features and alabaster lighting give the suite its character, with windows looking over the South Terrace. Inside the Manor House, 20th-century furniture includes an antique wardrobe and a sitting area. The room shown has tall curtains, pale paneled walls and a dark canopy frame. A patterned sofa faces a broad, padded footstool.

A round table stands beside the seating, and framed artwork adds color to the walls. In the pictured bathroom, ornate mirror frames hang above the sinks, with a pale mantel between them. Gold-toned taps pick up the color of the frames.

A vaulted great room brings the house together, with a long dining table and lounge seating beneath the high ceiling. Its bedrooms form separate master suites, each with a fireplace. The exterior pictured has an arched entrance, shutters and a pitched roof, with trees around the building.

Inside the shared room, exposed beams frame skylights overhead. A large abstract artwork hangs above a broad cabinet, and pendant lights run along the dining table. The kitchen sits beside this space, as shown in the house plan. Pale floor tiles run beneath the table, with low-backed chairs along its sides. Each bedroom has its own bathroom, apart from the shared lounge.

Silk sofas, velvet club chairs and antique Oriental rugs bring a rich mix of fabrics into the suite. Named for Lady Estelle, it sits within the Manor House with views over the South Terrace. The living and dining areas share the style of the bedroom. In the room pictured, a green-patterned sofa faces two darker armchairs and a broad footstool.

Tall windows line one side, while a chandelier hangs above the dark canopy frame. A small dining table sits near the glass. The bathroom shown pairs a pink-and-brown veined vanity with detailed mirror frames and gold-toned fittings. Robes and slippers are supplied, and turndown is provided each evening.

South-facing views extend across the grounds from the outdoor seating, with a small table beside the chairs. Indoors, silk sofas, velvet club chairs and antique Oriental rugs continue the Manor House style. The living and dining areas have rich colors and patterned fabrics. In the bedroom shown, a green-and-pale sofa sits at the foot of a dark canopy frame.

A chandelier hangs overhead, with framed art on the paneled wall and a round dining table near the window. The pictured outdoor setting has a red-and-cream striped parasol above the seating. The bathroom has twin sinks and a separate walk-in shower. Evening turndown is provided, with robes and slippers ready in the suite.