Moorish Cotswold lodge on a waterski lake

A little Moorish. A lot of Cotswolds.

Amira is a relaxed, Moroccan-inspired lake escape for slow mornings by Spring Lake, easy dinners after waterside days, and evenings where the water does most of the talking.

Boutique mood, lake-life ease

A private lakeside retreat with a little eastern promise.

Set within the Cotswold Water Park landscape, Amira pairs open-plan, practical lodge living with a warmer visual language: blush, brass, carved-pattern details and eastern promise. The result should feel personal, premium and quietly transportive, without losing the easy rhythm of a waterside family break.

The stay

Everything for a polished, practical lakeside break.

01

Three bedrooms

Two double bedrooms and one twin room, set up for families or a small group of friends.

02

Open-plan living

Kitchen, lounge and dining space in one easy social layout for slow breakfasts and relaxed evenings.

03

Bath and shower

One bathroom and one shower room make the practical side of a group stay feel simple.

04

Activity base

On a beautiful waterski lake with brasserie and gym nearby, about 5 miles from Cirencester.

Lake lifestyle

Slow enough to unwind. Close enough to play.

Wake to water, wander out for lake life, then come home to a lodge that feels like its own little retreat. The Moroccan influence can stay tactile and elegant: pattern, glow, texture and colour, used with a light and confident touch.

Out and about

A lake retreat with the Cotswolds at your feet.

Amira sits on Spring Lake in the Cotswold Water Park, with waterside walks, big-sky views and activity days close at hand. The Lakeside Brasserie on Spring Lake brings food, bar, waterskiing and other lake activities within easy reach.

Aerial view across the lakes of Cotswold Water Park

Cotswold Water Park

A landscape of lakes, paths and open water for walking, cycling, paddleboarding, watersports, birdwatching and unhurried days outside.

Cirencester Market Place with St John the Baptist church

Cirencester

The nearest town and historic capital of the Cotswolds, around 5 miles away, with independent shops, places to eat, Roman history and a proper market-town feel.

The Royal Crescent in Bath

Bath

Bath is within easy reach for a bigger day out: Georgian architecture, independent shopping, spa history, restaurants and honey-stone streets.

Regency buildings and flowerbeds on Cheltenham Promenade

Cheltenham

A graceful spa town for festivals, Regency streets, Montpellier shopping, restaurants and a more polished town-day contrast to lake life.

Arlington Row cottages in Bibury

Bibury

One of the classic Cotswold village stops, with honey-stone cottages, gentle river walks and the much-loved Arlington Row.

River Windrush running through Bourton-on-the-Water

Bourton-on-the-Water

A riverside village made for wandering, with low bridges, stone cottages and easy family-friendly Cotswold charm.

Booking

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