The Manor House wraps its fine-dining room, Bybrook, in a fourteenth-century house of honey-coloured Cotswold stone, with formal gardens beyond the windows and refined, seasonal cooking on the plate. It makes an indulgent heart to a day in one of England’s prettiest villages. Wander Castle Combe itself and its church of St Andrew, or pick up the Macmillan Way from the edge of the grounds.
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