By Air
London Heathrow (LHR) is the most convenient international airport — roughly 90 minutes by car. Birmingham (BHX) is a quieter alternative if you're flying from within Europe.
Getting There & Staying Awhile
Travel & Stay
The Cotswolds in May is at its absolute best. Stay an extra day if you can — we promise it earns its keep.
By Rail
Direct trains from London Paddington to Moreton-in-Marsh take 90 minutes. From there it's a 15-minute taxi to the venue — we'll have a shuttle running on Saturday morning and back after midnight.
By Road
If you're driving, aim for the village postcode included on your invitation. There's ample parking at the manor; we ask that overnight cars are collected by 11 a.m. Sunday.
Where To Stay
The Manor House Hotel
On siteRestored 16th-century manor with a small spa.
From £320 / night
The Old Vicarage
5 min driveBoutique B&B, six rooms, exceptional breakfast.
From £180 / night
The Lygon Arms
15 min drive · BroadwayHistoric coaching inn, great bar, lively village.
From £240 / night
Burford Cottage Rentals
20 min drive · BurfordTwo-bedroom cottages, ideal for families or groups.
From £210 / night
We've held a small block of rooms at The Manor House and The Old Vicarage — mention "Hrithik & Anjali" when booking.
If You Have An Extra Afternoon
Coffee
Lynwood & Co. in Stow-on-the-Wold — the flat whites are worth the detour.
Walk
The footpath from the manor to Bourton-on-the-Water (4 miles, mostly flat).
Pub
The Wheatsheaf in Northleach — Sunday roast, low ceilings, very good wine.
Bookshop
The Cotswold Bookstore in Moreton-in-Marsh — Anjali insists.