Fenland Room
A cosy double room overlooking the walled garden, with restored oak flooring and a private sitting area for morning coffee.
Discover the details that define Marlow Fen Stay — from considered interiors to an on-site gaming lounge for evenings after dinner.
A closer look at the amenities and touches that shape a stay here
Our kitchen works closely with farms across Oxfordshire, building seasonal menus around produce gathered within the county rather than shipped from afar.
A cellar built over years of careful selection, featuring English vineyards alongside classic European labels chosen to complement each course.
An intimate room set apart from the main house, furnished with baccarat and blackjack tables where guests may spend an evening in quiet company after dinner.
Original beams, fireplaces and stonework have been preserved throughout, paired with furnishings chosen to keep the house feeling lived-in rather than staged.
Ten acres of walled gardens and fenland views surround the house, offering guests a slow morning walk before breakfast is served.
A small permanent staff means guests are recognised by name, and requests — whether a late check-out or a table by the window — are handled personally.
Guests staying with us or dining that evening are welcome to visit the lounge without a separate booking. For larger groups, we recommend letting reception know in advance so a table can be arranged.
We ask for smart-casual attire in the dining room and lounge in the evenings. Jackets are not required, though most guests choose to dress for the occasion.
Yes, the manor can host small private dinners and gatherings, with the gaming lounge available as part of an evening's arrangement. Please contact us directly to discuss numbers and dates.
There is free private parking within the manor grounds for all overnight guests and dinner reservations, a short walk from the main entrance.
Dinner is served from 7pm to 10pm daily, with the gaming lounge open to guests from 8pm until midnight, staffed by professional dealers throughout the evening.
We are a short drive from central Oxford, set within quiet countryside that offers a genuine sense of retreat while remaining easily reachable for day visits into the city.
Reserve your room or table and settle in for dinner, wine and an evening in the lounge.
Each room reflects the manor's character, individually furnished and quietly comfortable
A cosy double room overlooking the walled garden, with restored oak flooring and a private sitting area for morning coffee.
A generous suite with a separate lounge, fireplace and views across the grounds, suited to a longer countryside stay.
A quiet double room in the converted garden wing, with French doors opening onto a private terrace and lawn views.
The manor's former library, now a spacious suite with original shelving, a four-poster bed and tall sash windows.
The qualities that keep guests returning to the manor
This is a working historic house, not a themed replica — the age and craftsmanship of the building are part of every stay.
Menus change with what Oxfordshire farms can supply that week, keeping dinner varied and closely tied to the region.
The on-site gaming lounge is designed as a quiet, in-person addition to the evening — a place to unwind, not a destination in itself.
With a small dedicated team, guests are looked after individually rather than processed through a large hotel operation.