What do you think makes a stay at The Rectory Lacock unique?
The Rectory Lacock is a Boutique B&B in a Grade 2 listed Victorian building built in 1866. The property has been extensively and sympathetically renovated by the owners, retaining its character whilst providing modern facilities for the comfort and convenience of all guests. The Rectory is in the village of Lacock, residing in 6 acres of private Wiltshire countryside, just a 2-minute leisurely walk from the heart of the medieval National Trust village.
Set in a tranquil location, guests can experience the beauty of Lacock, whilst being able to retreat to the privacy of The Rectory and its extensive private grounds. There is a secure, 24 hr CCTV monitored car park available for guests.
A complimentary, cooked to order, full English breakfast is offered. Alternatives includes cereals, toast, yogurt and fresh fruit.
The owners are friendly and welcoming ensuring that you stay is relaxed, comfortable and enjoyable.
Tell us more about the rooms and facilities at The Rectory Lacock?
The Boutique Bed & Breakfast rooms are named after trees that can be seen around the beautiful gardens of this period property. Each bedroom is large with modern en-suite facilities, Wi-Fi and views of the fields or gardens surrounding the property. The property has a selection of rooms with either a super-king four poster bed, or a king bed or twin beds. The rooms are decorated and furnished to a high standard. The property has been extensively and sympathetically renovated by the owners, retaining its character whilst providing modern facilities for the comfort and convenience all guests.
Can you suggest any activities or things to do while staying in the Lacock area?
Situated in the unspoiled medieval village of Lacock there is plenty to see and explore including Lacock Abbey and the beautiful local countryside. There are four pubs in the village all with a different feel and character. Close to Corsham Court and village, Castle Coombe, Bowood House, Bath, Longleat, and Avebury. Slightly further afield is Highclere Castle, Stonehenge, and Marlborough.
The beautiful village of Lacock is a firm favourite for film and TV producers due to its notably picturesque streets and historic cottages, all unspoilt by modern alterations. The village has been used as a setting for Downton Abbey, Pride and Prejudice, Cranford, and Harry Potter. More recently, the village was used for the filming the Downton Abbey movie.
Where can guests enjoy food and drink?
A complimentary, cooked to order, full English breakfast is offered. Alternatives includes cereals, toast, yogurt and fresh fruit.
There are two pubs in the village of Lacock, The Red Lion and The George Inn as well as 2 rosette restaurant, The Sign of the Angel. Further afield in Corsham, Castle Coombe and Bath there are many other options to chose from.
Other Information
Guest have access to the Drawing Room from 4pm until 8pm and n the morning until 11am.
