Exclusive Offers. Destination Guide. Fact Sheet. Welcome to Karma Salford Hall β a historic country retreat dating back years, situated in the Vale of Evesham neighbouring the English Cotswolds, one of the prettiest rural regions anywhere in the British Isles. Nestled amid farms, fields and ancient villages, Karma Salford Hall once belonged to King Henry VIII and retains its Tudor charm while offering traditional yet contemporary comforts, including 27 charming bedrooms, restaurant, library, games room and bar.
Karma Salford Hall boasts 27 bedrooms. Think four posters, print wallpaper, oakwood furniture and colorful upholstery. There are four room types to choose from, all en-suite and offering a choice of double, twin and four poster beds. Some rooms are pet friendly. They feature classically styled double beds each with premium mattress and soft cotton bed linen, some with four poster beds.
The spacious rooms feature en-suite bathrooms with baths and showers, while windows offer views across manicured gardens. The Double room at Karma Salford Hall feature comfy traditional double beds with premium mattresses, made up with soft, high quality cotton bedlinen.
En-suite bathrooms are more contemporary feature baths and showers, with modern fittings. Windows offer views over the expansive grounds. Twin beds are available upon request. Nestled in Tudor Court at Karma Salford Hall, these charming rooms feature comfortable beds, and views across the gardens to the main house. En-suite bathrooms are more contemporary with modern fittings. The majority of rooms have direct garden access for your four legged friend. The main dining room at Karma Salford Hall is located in an opulent panelled hall and serves a range of local and European dishes, with the emphasis on locally sourced, farm-to-table ingredients.
The Bar area with its comfy sofas and fireplace offers a traditional pub atmosphere. Room service is also available and packed lunches can be prepared for day excursions. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner alongside afternoon tea. As well as serving traditional ale, patrons can also enjoy an array of wines from the cellar as well as cocktails and classic mixer drinks.
