About this resort
Timeless English Charm in the Heart of the Cotswolds Set amid the rolling countryside of the Vale of Evesham, Karma Salford Hall is a historic Tudor manor offering a wonderfully atmospheric English escape. Dating back more than 700 years and once owned by King Henry VIII, this character-filled retreat blends centuries of heritage with modern-day comfort. Surrounded by picturesque farmland, storybook villages and the natural beauty of the Cotswolds—an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty—it’s a destination made for slowing down and savouring the moment. Elegant Rooms with Period Character The hotel’s beautifully appointed bedrooms are inspired by the English Arts & Crafts movement, featuring oak furnishings, patterned wallpapers, colourful textiles and crisp cotton linens. Many rooms showcase original Tudor features paired with contemporary en-suite bathrooms, while select rooms are pet-friendly—so even four-legged companions can enjoy a countryside escape. Historic Dining & Warm Hospitality Dining is a highlight at The Tempest Restaurant, set within a grand panelled hall adorned with period details and chandeliers. Here, seasonal English and European dishes are crafted using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. For a more relaxed setting, the Sir Phillip Hobbie Bar offers classic pub charm with leather sofas, a crackling fireplace and a fine selection of local ales, wines and cocktails. Relax, Explore & Unwind Guests can indulge in soothing spa treatments, curl up with a book in the library, or enjoy a quiet game indoors. Step outside and you’re perfectly placed to explore the surrounding countryside, with charming villages and iconic destinations such as Stratford-upon-Avon—Shakespeare’s birthplace—and elegant Leamington Spa just a short drive away. Blending historic elegance with genuine hospitality, Karma Salford Hall offers a quintessentially English countryside retreat—ideal for relaxed weekends, romantic escapes or a peaceful rural getaway you’ll want to return to time and again.
Rooms & packages
1 / 3Guest Accommodation
3 or 4-night Cotswolds Break
Step into centuries of history with a charming stay at Karma Salford Hall, a beautifully preserved Tudor manor nestled in the peaceful Vale of Evesham. Perfectly tailored for couples, this intimate countryside retreat offers a refined escape where time slows down and leisure takes centre stage. Choose between a 3-night stay with Thursday check-in or a 4-night stay with Sunday check-in, and wake each morning to daily breakfast for two. The experience is calm, exclusive and ideal for reconnecting—whether you’re strolling the gardens, relaxing by the fire or exploring the surrounding Cotswolds countryside. • 3-night (Thu check-in) or 4-night (Sun check-in) stay • Daily continental breakfast for two included • Historic Tudor manor in the Vale of Evesham • Couples only peaceful escape Secure your voucher today and enjoy timeless elegance, tranquillity and exceptional value in one of England’s most atmospheric historic retreats.
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🎡 Top attractions
- Evesham7 km
The nearest market town to Karma Salford Hall, Evesham sits on a bend of the River Avon and makes for an easy stop for lunch, riverside walks or a browse through its independent shops. It's a relaxed introduction to the Vale of Evesham's orchards and countryside.
- Broadway12.8 km
Known as the Jewel of the Cotswolds, Broadway pairs honey-coloured stone buildings with boutique shops, tearooms and antique dealers along its wide high street. Broadway Tower, just above the village, offers sweeping views across several counties on a clear day.
- Stratford-upon-Avon (Shakespeare's Birthplace)14.2 km
William Shakespeare's hometown combines Tudor architecture, riverside walks and a full calendar of theatre at the Royal Shakespeare Company. Shakespeare's Birthplace itself is the natural starting point, with several other historic houses included on the same ticket.
- Stratford Butterfly Farm14.5 km
One of Europe's largest tropical butterfly houses, Stratford Butterfly Farm sits right on the river in Stratford-upon-Avon and makes for an easy add-on to a day exploring the town. Thousands of free-flying butterflies share the space with reptiles and other tropical wildlife.
- Warwick Castle25.8 km
One of England's best-preserved medieval castles, Warwick Castle combines nearly a thousand years of history with towers, ramparts and expansive grounds to explore. It's a full day out and one of the most visited castles in the country.
✈️ Closest airports
- Birmingham40 km