To a degree. The gardens are all accessible by wheelchair, so too two of the three rooms on the ground floor - the Great Hall and Dining Room (one step between them). I'm afraid the restrictions caused by being in a 1300 and 1550 house prevent us from doing much more. All the toilet facilities, including the Disabled Toilet are in the car park.

Hi - if I had a couple of days in the area I'd also aim to see Rousham, Canons Ashby, Chasleton, the gardens at Broughton Grange (only on Wednesdays) and Romeo & Juliet at the RSC in Stratford-upon-Avon. All within c. 15 miles. Those would make for a great couple of days! Have a good trip

V suitable for dogs and 4 year-olds! The latter can go inside the house but not the former; lovely garden and park for the dog, and a dog bowl outside the Tea Room.

Hello Jan, private tours of the house take about 1.15 hours; then the garden can be anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour plus. Roses are great late June / early July (maybe especially late June given the last week!). Tea room is nice too! As you probably know we are open 2-5pm, Wed & Sundays through to end September, but also anytime by appointment for private groups, best is to contact Joanna or Sarah - you can get their email address on our website. Hope you can make it! best rgds

Hi Simon I'm afraid we are close now until next April. The website appears to have gone down after lots of visitors came on during the Antiques Roadshow! Soryy. Next year we are open Sundays and Wednesdays from Aoril to September, and bank holiday Mondays. I hope you will be able to come then. regards Martin Fiennes

Hello, I'm afraid we aren't a hotel. regards Martin Broughton Castle