The Lygon Arms was once re-known as the UK's oldest and most prestigious coaching Inn set in the heart of the Cotswolds. This is a grade one and two listed building, the roots of which date back to the 1300's.

Under new ownership, the Hotel is now being refurbished to return this property to its former glory. The new owners wanted to create a synergy where previous owners seemed to have failed to bring the building together. The public areas were reconfigured to introduce three new bars and numerous lounges which form part of the extended F&B facilities. Deep-toned hues are applied in a myriad of dark spaces, offset with warm tones, textures and beautifully focused lighting throughout.

New historical pieces have been carefully curated to replace modern casegoods.

Colour schemes of 85 guestrooms have a bold coloured tweed and plaid 'look' distinctively English and eclectic in style

Original features have been revealed to form a historic backdrop to the newly designed interiors filled with references to local heritage and the surrounding countryside.