Rangeworthy Court has been around for a long time. The existing "L" shaped building was completed in 1664. It has seen more of life than any of us and is still going strong.

Many of the staff have served loyally for a good number of years.

They have established traditions of high standards of hospitality and cleanliness, which are maintained by all newcomers to the team.

The manor house of Rangeworthy is one of the most interesting in the County of Gloucester.

It has been the home of several persons of some distinction, and was built in the early part of the fourteenth century, although there is evidence of an earlier building on the site dating back to the twelfth century.

To the North lies the Cotswolds and its famous villages, in the West lies the Wye valley, area of outstanding natural beauty and the Royal Forest of Dean, whilst to the South lies the Mendip Hills with Cheddar Gorge.

This is gentle rolling countryside with some spectacular views across the Severn estuary. In under twenty minutes driving there is a wide variety of wonderful countryside to be enjoyed.