Stay

Our eleven bedrooms are cosy and characterful, painted in colours chosen together with our friend Paddy O’Donnell, from Farrow & Ball.

The classic interiors offer views of Corsham’s listed High Street, with the old Bank Managers Sitting Room (Room Six) having a particularly lovely bay window.

Each room is a little retreat, balancing the quiet of a Georgian townhouse and the pedestrianised highstreet, with the pleasure of a bustling brasserie just downstairs.

On the bed, there's goose down bedding with crisp Egyptian cotton sheets. In the bathrooms, you will find locally made all-natural Bramley products, and on the walls internationally sourced 20th Century artwork, discovered in galleries and auctions.

Behind the renovation of the Georgian façade, we have been very careful to make sure that Corsham House runs entirely on renewable electricity: heat pumps, solar panels and battery storage keeping things warm, comfortable and efficient.

Secondary glazing keeps the building cool in the warmer months, and cosy in the winter, even with the original Georgian windows. The building emits no CO₂, and is thoughtful, sustainable and future-minded.

This means not only are we doing our bit for the planet, but you, our guests are also helping to make travel and hospitality more sustainable.

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Children

Children are very welcome at Corsham House and can stay in room 6 or 9 (please ask if these rooms are available before booking), babies can stay in rooms 6, 8, 9 and 11. Travel cots are available and come with a charge of £10 for the stay. For children who require an additional bed, we charge £20 per night for an extra bed and breakfast.

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Groups

Corsham House is a small brasserie with bedrooms, welcoming a mix of local guests, families, diners and visitors staying overnight from further afield. It is really important to us that every guest has the opportunity to enjoy Corsham House and all it has to offer. Therefore, our restaurant & rooms sadly do not lend themselves to group bookings, with our largest table seating six guests.

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Dogs

Dogs are very welcome in the restaurant at Corsham House but sadly, due to the cosy but comfortable nature of our bedrooms, we do not allow dogs upstairs to stay.