Luxury Cotswolds hotel loved by celebrities is accused of hosting 'Ibiza-style' parties as neighbours claim loud music, fireworks and helicopters keep them up at night

A luxury Cotswolds hotel loved by celebrities has been accused of hosting rowdy parties with neighbours claiming loud music, fireworks and helicopters are keeping them up at night.The swish Estelle Manor at Eynsham Park near Witney has quickly become a hangout for the stars, with its sprawling grounds, wide range of lavish restaurants, and enormous Roman-themed bath house.Kim Kardashian even flew in from Los Angeles on her £100million private jet to join Lewis Hamilton for a secret rendezvous in February - the first time they were ever pictured together.But families living in sleepy North Leigh - which neighbours the members-only hotel - are less impressed, after an alien-themed end-of-summer party allegedly caused disturbance.Estelle Manor invited its well-heeled clients - who pay £3,750 each year plus a £1,000 joining fee - to its 'otherworldly invasion' event recently, and locals say it was one of many 'Ibiza-style' parties that have kept them up all night.Some residents have contacted the council and police after claiming their rural idyll was invaded by helicopters flying wealthy revellers into the event, while booming music filled the countryside.One posted on reviews site Tripadvisor: 'We are not Ibiza! You are repeat offenders with your antisocial, disruptive late night thumping music which you subject us all to.'Blasting out across the whole area late at night. It is ridiculously loud and we live 1.5 miles away - the volume is unacceptable. Dancers perform at the alien-themed Estelle Manor summer party which has drawn complaints from some locals Estelle Manor invited its well-heeled clients - who pay £3,750 each year plus a £1,000 joining fee - to its 'otherworldly invasion' event'You are keeping families up, our neighbours, children and agitating pets and wildlife, I can only imagine what poor North Leigh has to put up with, being on your literal doorstep.'It comes almost exactly a year after locals complained to Oxfordshire County Councillor Liam Walker about a similar loud party at Estelle Manor which kept them awake into the small hours.In response, he said: 'They have a licence until 1am but I'm told the music shall be winding down at around 12:30am.'Pictures posted to Estelle Manor's Instagram page show off the end-of-summer party in its full glory with dancers in alien outfits taking to the stage next to the pool, and a spaceship-themed DJ tent in the background.The caption boasts that guests were 'dancing the night away' during the event.Estelle Manor lies on a 85-acre estate in the heart of the Cotswolds, long a hotspot for celebrities and potentially the new home of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.The Grade-II listed mansion boasts an 'uber-chic' design according to Conde Nast Traveller who ranked it as one of the top places in the UK to relax.Two padel courts, a large state-of-the-art gym and also 60-acres to explore are all part of a stay at the house. A Japanese restaurant by ex-Nobu alumnus Sergej Leonenko is in the pipeline as is a grill restaurant set in the kitchen garden's glasshouse. Guests get around the place by either using the pink bikes on site, or by jumping in one of the electric Land Rovers at hand. There is also a helipad in the grounds for anyone arriving by air. There are sheep, Shetland ponies, chickens and other farm animals on site. A strict no-picture policy allows the utmost privacy for their elite guests, as people are asked to place a sticker over their phone cameras when arriving. Estelle Manor is owned by hospitality entrepreneur Sharan Pasricha of Ennismore, whose portfolio also includes the Hoxton hotels, private members' club Maison Estelle in London, and Gleneagles in Perthshire. But unlike Gleneagles, it's been created from scratch under the guidance of Sharan and his wife Eiesha, a successful businesswoman and daughter of Indian billionaire Sunil Mittal.High-profile guests have also included Kate Moss, Princess Beatrice and Kamala Harris, although there is no suggestion any of these celebrities attended any of the disruptive events. Hamilton and Kardashian sent shockwaves across the globe when they were spotted checking into the lavish UK hotel and members only club earlier this year. Estelle Manor lies on a 85-acre estate in the heart of the Cotswolds, long a hotspot for celebrities Amanda Holden and Alan Carr, pictured, rang in the New Year at Estelle Manor It marked the first time the rumoured couple was pictured together following reports that they were embroiled in a 'secret romance'.It was said that the SKIMs mogul and the Formula 1 ace enjoyed an intimate dinner and a couple's massage as part of their romantic weekend getaway at the glamorous hotel.Billionaire heiress Eve Jobs and Team GB Olympic gold medallist Harry Charles tied the knot at Estelle Manor last summer, with Elton John hosting a special set.The Daily Mail has approached Estelle Manor for comment.