We believe an outstanding care home should be just like any other place we call home, that just so happens to have a caring team on hand whenever you need them. With opportunities to form new friendships in a community of like minded neighbours, start a new hobby and enjoy a trips out to local places of interest- making Longhope Manor your new home could signal a new and positive chapter in your life.
Set on the edge of the Forest of Dean in rolling countryside which rises up to the hills which make up much of the forest, Longhope Manor is set in large grounds with a foot bridge to cross over Long Hope Brook to reach our very own woodland walk, perfect for your daily exercise. Longhope Manor is an also pet friendly, so you can bring your best friend to live with you. Surrounded by extensive gardens with mature trees and idyllic views, your precious pet will be treated like a VIP.
Spacious studios, open plan suites and 1-bed apartments (suitable for couples or those looking for more space). The central 'Village Club' together with all it's activities provides the community space and the 24/7 care staff are on hand to assist with dressing, washing, cleaning, cooking and other daily needs.
Longhope Manor also provides respite care and short term stays in the beautiful and relaxing part of West Gloucestershire. Close to both Ross-on-Wye and Gloucester, Longhope is accessible from the A40 which runs through Gloucestershire on it's way to London and beyond.
Rated outstanding by the Care Quality Commission with particular emphasis on leadership and responsive care. Mention was made of the village clubhouse which provides access to facilities including spa treatments educational and recreational classes, use of the internet and also a restaurant for people to book and dine out. People were able to enjoy a range of hobbies and interests, whilst also having the opportunity to develop skills and interests they had not previously explored.
People consistently commented on how happy they were living at Longhope Manor residential care home and particularly commented on the lack of restrictions, the staff and providers' attention to detail, and the positive relationships they had with all staff.
