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Oxfordshire Cotswolds

2016

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TOWNS and villages of golden stone setamongst green and rolling hills, theOxfordshire Cotswolds is rural England at itsfinest – the perfect place to do as much or as

little as you like.

History lovers can wander around ancient ruins, historichouses, medieval towns and villages and a fascinatingselection of museums; food lovers can indulgethemselves in the great selection of tea rooms, pubs andrestaurants; shoppers will love the market towns, theirhigh streets full of independent boutiques and family runshops; walkers and cyclists can happily roam the 500miles of footpaths and bridleways that criss-cross theOxfordshire Cotswolds; buses and trains, crocodiles andrhinos, goats and pigs, mazes and play areas – childrenshould certainly not be bored!

We look forward to welcoming you to the OxfordshireCotswolds soon.

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Contents3 Welcome4 Uncovering the past 6 Family fun 8 A thriving cultural landscape 10 The great outdoors12 Shop ’til you drop 14 Bustling market towns and picturesque villages16 Set jetting 18 Celebrating local food and drink19 Eating out22 Diary dates 23 Some highlights for 201624 Attractions 26 Glorious English gardens 38 Visitor Information Centres 50 Competition51 Map

Accommodation39 Accommodation information and symbols40 Serviced accommodation 47 Self catering 49 Caravans & camping49 Glamping

Visitor Information CentresOur Visitor Information Centre staff are professionally

trained local experts who are passionate about the area andwant to ensure you have the very best experience possiblewhilst here. So, whether you want help in planning your visitbefore leaving home, or once you arrive, let our staff sharewith you some of their best suggestions and tips for enjoyingthe area. Both of our Visitor Information Centres (VICs) areEnjoy England Official Partners so you can expect a warmwelcome and professional service.

Burford VIC:T 01993 823558 E [email protected] VIC: T 01993 775802 E [email protected]

Welcome

Discovering the wider Cotswolds

The Cotswolds is England’s largest Area ofOutstanding Natural Beauty stretching all the way fromBath in the south to Stratford upon Avon in the north,and from Tewkesbury, Stroud and Cheltenham in thewest towards Oxford in the east.

This guide covers only the north eastern section of theCotswolds.

For information on the wider Cotswolds, visitwww.cotswolds.com

Evening walk - Gavin Robinson

Blenheim winter - Guy Austin

Snakeshead fritillary - Peter GreenwayChastleton House Dressmakers Dummies - Peter Greenway

Every care has been taken to ensure that the information contained inthis guide is as accurate and up to date as possible at the time ofprinting. West Oxfordshire District Council cannot accept anyresponsibility or liability for any errors or omissions, nor does inclusionnecessarily imply approval or recommendation.

Front page pictures

Top row, from left: Burford - Tom Bown. On Form exhibition, Asthall

Manor. Rousham - Harpur Garden Images.

Middle row, from left: Blenheim Palace Italian Garden. Cornbury

Music Festival. Kelmscott Manor.

Bottom: Wheatfield near Enstone - Paul Chapman.

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Historic houses from across the agesUNESCO World Heritage Site Blenheim Palace is atrue masterpiece of Baroque architecture, with itssumptuous state rooms and ‘Capability’ Brownlandscaped parkland. The birthplace of Sir WinstonChurchill, Blenheim Palace has a special exhibitionand memorial garden dedicated to his life.

Chastleton House is one of England’s best-preservedJacobean houses. Virtually unchanged for 400 years itexudes an informal and timeless atmosphere.

Rousham was built in 1635 by Sir Robert Dormer,whose descendants still live in the house today, and issurrounded by landscaped gardens designed byWilliam Kent, one of the few gardens of this date toescape alteration.

Kelmscott Manor was home to William Morris,founder of the Arts & Crafts Movement in the late 19thcentury and contains an outstanding collection of theworks and possessions of Morris and hiscontemporaries.

The manor house at Cogges was first established inthe 11th century and has been added to and alteredever since, providing a complex history. It has beenused as a film set for various period dramas includingDownton Abbey.

For a more sombre reminder of the past, visit thedramatic ruins of the large 15th century manor houseMinster Lovell Hall on the banks of the RiverWindrush.

ChurchesThe churches andchapels dotted acrossthe OxfordshireCotswolds towns andvillages tell their ownhistorical tales. Manyhave Norman originsand have been addedto throughout thecourse of the medievaland modern eras,providing layers ofhistory to uncover.

Ancient timesStep further back intime and uncover themystery of theRollright Stones, aNeolithic stone circlesurrounded by mythand legend, or visitthe remains of a largeand well-built RomanVilla at North Leighwith its nearcomplete mosaicfloor.

Blenheim Palace

St Mary’s Church, Witney

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The wool tradeThe story of wool weaves its way into the history of theCotswolds, which were known for many years forproducing the finest quality wool in Europe. The wealthgenerated by this burgeoning trade built many of thechurches in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds, and helped toenrich towns like Burford and Witney, where you cansee the fascinating historic buildings associated withthe town’s blanket-making industry.

MuseumsLocal history is brought to life in the fascinatingmuseums located in the towns and villages of theOxfordshire Cotswolds. Packed full of artefacts andinteresting exhibits and staffed by volunteerenthusiasts, they tell the absorbing stories of localpeople and how they lived. Fans of industrial heritagewill particularly enjoy Combe Mill, a Victorian steamand water powered sawmill, and the Oxford BusMuseum and Morris Motors Museum, home to over40 vintage buses and coaches, along with cars andbikes from the past 100 years.

Chastleton House

Cogges

Rousham House

Charlbury Museum (left) and Combe Mill (right)Burford Church Rollright Stones

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World Heritage sized funBlenheim Palace is a World Heritage Site with masses todo for families, including the giant Marlborough Maze,adventure play area, beautiful butterfly house and miniaturetrain. There are also 2,000 acres of parkland and gardensto explore and a great programme of family events.

Marvellous museumsGreat for rainy days, the Oxfordshire Cotswolds hassome fantastic local museums which will entertainchildren of all ages (and parents too!). The OxfordshireMuseum has lots of hands-on, interactive exhibitsincluding a dinosaur garden with life-size Megalosaur,and a lively programme of events and creative activitiesfor children. Board a vintage bus at the Oxford BusMuseum, take a trip back in time through Oxfordshire’smotoring heritage at the Morris Motors Museum andexplore the authentic Victorian steam and water-powered Combe Mill.

A world of playIf all the kids want to do is burn off some excess energythen visit the exciting adventure play area at KilkennyLane Country Park, go for a swim at our leisure centresor outdoor pools in Chipping Norton and Woodstockduring the summer, or try wakeboarding, water skiing orringo-riding at Hardwick Parks Watersports Centre.And if that isn’t enough to tire them out there are lots offamily-friendly cycle rides and walks which can bedownloaded from our website.

Family cycling

Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens


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THE Oxfordshire Cotswolds has so much tooffer the whole family; whether it’s for a daytrip or for a fortnight’s holiday you’ll find avariety of things to do, come rain or shine!

Wild thingsWe’re lucky to have not just one, but three world-classwildlife attractions in our area. Cotswold Wildlife Park& Gardens provides an entertaining day for all thefamily, with over 260 species of animals, includinggiraffes, rhinos, lions, meerkats, penguins and lemurs,plus a fantastic adventure playground and sky maze.

The UK’s only crocodile zoo, Crocodiles of the World,boasts a large selection of crocs, alligators, caimansand lizards, plus otters, meerkats and tamarins.

Birdland Park & Gardens is home to over 500 rareand exotic birds, including England’s only collection ofKing Penguins, plus a new Jurassic Journey trail takingyou back to a time when dinosaurs roamed theCotswolds!

Down on the farmCogges provides a wonderful experience for children,with their friendly farm animals. There are creativeactivities and historical dressing up costumes in themanor house and impressive adventure play areaswhich make the most of the natural environment.

Ramsden Rare Breeds is a family-run smallholdingwhere you have the opportunity to feel, touch and smellthe animals and learn about farming. Children will lovethe woolly Mangalitsa pigs, pygmy goats, miniaturedonkeys and lion-head rabbits.

Fairytale Farm is aunique attractiondesigned around the needs ofchildren with disabilities butopen to all, with friendly farmanimals and fairytale themedinteractive play zones.

Family fun

Fairytale Farm

Crocodiles of the World

Kilkenny Lane Country Park

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Visual artThe landscapes of the Oxfordshire Cotswoldshave long inspired artists and craftspeople.Kelmscott Manor was once the summer houseof William Morris and his Arts & Crafts movementcontemporaries such as Dante Gabriel Rossetti.The house is open to the public, with its finecollection of art works, furniture and textiles ondisplay.

For work by contemporary artists, designers, andcraft-makers, visit West Ox Arts, a gallery in thepretty village of Bampton, or the SOTA Gallery inWitney.

The annual Oxfordshire Artweeks are a greatopportunity to view local artists at work in theirstudios and purchase some unique pieces of art.For outdoor art in a beautiful manor housegarden setting, the On Form sculpture exhibitionwill be held at Asthall Manor in 2016.

A craft heritageCotswold Woollen Weavers houses a textilemuseum, design studio and shop dedicated totraditionally woven woollen cloth. Visit award-winning Aston Pottery where you can see howthe ceramics are made using traditional methodsand decorated with unique, hand-stencilleddesigns. Woodstock’s Real Wood FurnitureCompany has a fantastic display of bespokepieces made with the finest craftsmanship.

The Tapestry Room at Kelmscott Manor

Giffords Circus

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THE Oxfordshire Cotswolds has avibrant cultural scene, with art,theatre, live music and comedyevents throughout the year.

Live performanceThe Theatre Chipping Norton has anenviable programme of plays, comedy,music and cinema and is known forsuccessfully attracting national standardperformances to a local community venue.The annual Christmas panto is always ahighlight!

In the summer, theatre-lovers will also enjoyan excellent selection of open-air playsperformed in beautiful garden settings.

Music-lovers will find a packed calendar oflive events across the OxfordshireCotswolds, ranging from major festivalssuch as Wilderness, Cornbury and The BigFeastival to up and coming bandsperforming at local events such as theWitney Music Festival and Woodstock Live.

More intimate performances in unusualvenues include acoustic nights at AstonPottery, live music in the barn at Cogges,classical concerts in an atmosphericmedieval church and folk music in villagepubs.

Blenheim Palace hosts a number of livemusic events during the year, including theBattle Proms and Nocturne Live. They alsoplay host to the renowned vintage GiffordsCircus.

Cornbury Festival West Ox Arts

Aston Pottery

On Form sculpture exhibition at Asthall Manor

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The greatoutdoors

Explore on footWhether you are an ambler or a rambler! The terrain is diverse,with rolling hills, fields, river valleys and woodland, and with over500 miles of public footpaths, the choice of walks is extensive.One of the most beautiful stretches of the Thames Path runsthrough the Oxfordshire Cotswolds, with 35 miles of the NationalTrail to explore.

On your bikeExplore the fabulous countryside of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds bybike. The terrain is best described as gentle and rolling and anyhills are rewarded with a free-wheel afterwards. The newCotswold Line National Cycle Route offers a selection of ridesranging from easy to challenging which begin and end atstations, mostly following quiet country roads. Trains usually havespace for 3-6 bikes so booking is advisable.

Messing about on the riverTake a relaxing and informative cruise along the River Thameswith Inglesham Boat Trips. Departing from Lechlade’s RiversidePark, 30 minute trips run on weekends and bank holidays and onweekdays during the school holidays. There is also plenty of lockand weir fishing on the River Thames.

Ride the waveEnjoy the latest water sports like water skiing and wakeboardingat Hardwick Parks, which boasts a 51 acre lake and two islands.Learn tricks and jumps with qualified coaches, or just grab a tow.Kids will love the ringo rides, for thrills, spills and laughs!

Horse ridingSaddle up and see the countryside on horseback. Take part insome off road hacking with Standlake Equestrian Centre orPigeon House Stables and enjoy an altogether peaceful way toexplore the area.

Make a splashThere are two open-air heated pools in the OxfordshireCotswolds, the Lido at Chipping Norton and WoodstockOutdoor Pool, which are open from April to September. Bothhave cafés and grassy areas to relax and enjoy a picnic.

Wakeboard thrills at Hardwick Parks


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Over 500 miles of footpaths

Dog walking at Minster Lovell

Horse riding

Cycling near Charlbury

Enjoying the River Thames

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The Real Wood Furniture Company displays one ofthe largest collections of bespoke furniture in thecountry and attracts visitors from far and wide. Alabyrinth of showrooms in period buildings houses anamazing range of items for sale.

Grin and bear it!For something truly special, visitTeddy Bears of Witney which has anunrivalled collection of traditionalbears, with over 1,000 in stock –nearly all limited editions by world-renowned manufacturers includingSteiff, Kosen and Merrythought.You can also see many old andrare bears in their smallmuseum, including Aloysius,the actual bear who starred inBrideshead Revisited.

Aston Pottery

BurfordChipping Norton


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Shop ‘tilyou drop

Vibrant townsAvoid the big city crowds and come to one of ourpicturesque Cotswold towns, where you will find anexcellent range of shops, along with a great selectionof places to eat.

Witney is the largest town in the area and offers amixture of high street names and unique smallershops. The bustling market town of Chipping Nortonhas an enviable number of independent shops andhistoric Burford and Woodstock boast exclusiveboutiques, quirky homeware and gift shops andrenowned antique shops.

FashionThe market town of Witney is the place to visit foryour favourite high street brands. With plenty of freecar parking, two shopping centres and an attractivehigh street, you can easily spend a day exploring theshops, enjoying the lovely cafés and restaurants andperhaps even add a trip to the cinema.

For those of you who love a bargain and are lookingfor designer labels at discount prices then a visit toBicester Village with its 130 luxury outlet boutiquesis a must. Swindon Designer Outlet, located in abeautifully renovated Grade ll listed building, has 90stores offering savings on high street favourites.

Art and antiquesThe Oxfordshire Cotswolds has a well-deservedreputation as a centre for art and antiques, with oneof the highest concentrations of antique shopsoutside of London. Not only do all the main townshave some excellent art and antiques shops but TheCotswold Art & Antique Dealers Association putson a major annual fair at Blenheim Palace.

Local craftsLovers of traditional crafts will delight in the hand-made products made right here in the OxfordshireCotswolds. Cotswold Woollen Weavers offersvisitors an insight into the rich history ofwoollen weaving, while also sellingbeautiful products made of traditionallywoven cloth, with textures and coloursinspired by the limestone landscapes ofthe Cotswolds.

For locally-made ceramics, AstonPottery is not to be missed. Fromclay to the finished product, all theirhand-stencilled pottery is designed,manufactured and decorated onsite – you can even havea go at decorating apiece of potteryyourself.

Witney

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coloured Cotswold stone this ‘picture book village’ hascharming ironstone cottages, thatched and gabledroofs, mullioned windows and colourful gardens.

Kelmscott is a remote and unspoilt village close to theRiver Thames. In St George’s churchyard is the tomb ofWilliam Morris, poet, craftsman, socialist and leader ofthe Arts & Crafts movement who lived at nearbyKelmscott Manor, which houses a collection of hispossessions and those of his family and associates.

A beautiful Cotswold village with a large open green andelegant stone and thatched cottages, Kingham has oneof the area’s mainline railway stations. Country Life oncejudged it ‘England’s Favourite Village’ and it’s certainlybuilding a reputation as a gastronomic centre withseveral fine pubs in the area. There are a number ofwalks and cycle rides centred on the village.

Old Minster Lovell is a pretty village of Cotswold stoneand thatch. Close to the church, and romanticallypositioned on the River Windrush, lie the reputedlyhaunted ruins of a fine 15th century hall.

Swinbrook is the quintessential English village with a river,pub, cricket ground and church. The church is notable forthe striking 17th century Fettiplace monuments and thegraves of four of the famous Mitford sisters.

Witney is a surprise to many people: a large,prosperous market town with not only a large opengreen space right in the centre, Church Green, but alsoareas of open riverside meadows hidden just out ofview. For centuries the town was famous for its wooltrade and blankets and this history can be traced in thelocal museum, the newly re-opened Blanket Hall and thechurch.

Woodstock is home to Blenheim Palace but wellworth a visit in its own right. Fine Georgian facades,most hiding medieval buildings behind and centredround the 18th century town hall and its marketplace. As well as a fine selection of shops, pubs andrestaurants, there are two excellent museums and itschurch boasts a musical clock and collection ofembroidered kneelers.

Woodstock Charlbury

Chipping Norton

Great Tew


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Bustling market towns and picturesque villages

THERE is no space here to list all thetowns and villages of the OxfordshireCotswolds, consider this just a very briefguide to help you discover some of our

local treasures!

Bampton is a large village famous for its Morris Dancingtraditions celebrated at the annual Bampton Day ofDance. Parts of the village may seem familiar even tofirst time visitors – it is used for filming the village scenesin the popular TV drama Downton Abbey.

The small village of Bladon lies on the south side ofBlenheim Park and is the burial place of Sir WinstonChurchill, whose simple grave can be found in StMartin’s churchyard.

Burfordmercifully escaped any Victorian ‘improvement’and as you look down the steeply sloping High Streetyou will see an unbroken line of shop fronts and houseswith virtually nothing later than the 18th century. As wellas the medieval market hall, The Tolsey, and theparticularly impressive ‘wool’ church with its manyfascinating memorials, make sure that you explore thequiet side streets away from the main road.

Nestling in the Evenlode Valley and with its own mainlinerailway station, Charlbury is surrounded by the remains ofthe Wychwood Forest. A great centre for walking, Charlburyalso has a small local museum that charts the town’s past.

Chipping Norton is very much a living, working markettown with regular markets and a busy town centre. Aswell as a fine collection of shops and restaurants, it has asmall local museum, a successful theatre, a busy leisurecentre and even a lido – an outdoor swimming pool.

The charming little village of Filkins has many attractivestone houses, several with the characteristic local slabfencing. Housed in a 17th century cottage is the tinySwinford Museum and just down the road are fine 18thcentury buildings housing Cotswold Woollen Weavers.

Great Tew is very different to the other OxfordshireCotswolds villages: instead of the familiar honey

Burford

Old Minster Lovell

Swinbrook

HAVE you been inspired tovisit your favourite filmlocations and follow youron-screen idols?

The Oxfordshire Cotswolds is such anaturally beautiful place that it comes as nosurprise to us that producers cast theireyes in our direction when scouting for filmlocations. The most recent and popular isDownton Abbey where the village ofBampton became the fictional village of‘Downton’ and Cogges served as ‘YewTree Farm’. The villages of Shilton andSwinbrook were also used in some of thestorylines.

Cogges has also featured in the TV series‘Arthur and George’, a three part dramawritten about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Of course over the years OxfordshireCotswolds locations have played ‘host’ tomany series and dramas and none more sothan the magnificent Blenheim Palacewhich has seen action films, wizardry,political intrigue and fantasy filmed there –but obviously not all at the same time…

Take the specialist ‘Lights, Camera,Action’ tour which shares the secrets offilming at Blenheim Palace.

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Cogges serves as Yew Tree Farm in Downton Abbey


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Filming Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation at Blenheim Palace ©Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions

Martin Clunes and Charles Edwards filming the TV series Arthur and George at Cogges

Downton’s Dog and Duck pub in Bampton © James Wildman

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Award winning, independently owned country pubserving fresh homemade food using produce fromexcellent local suppliers. Their food consists of Englishclassics and modern English dishes.

There is a great wine list, a very extensive and growinggin list as well as a world and craft beer menu.

Asthall OX18 4HWT 01993 822068www.themaytime.com

AsthallThe Maytime Inn C7

Opening timesOpen every day.

Aston Pottery’s spacious and light Country Café serves awide variety of delicious food, cooked daily in thekitchen. Taste the stunning savoury pies and flans and trysome of the best cakes you will ever taste!

Bampton Rd, Aston OX18 2BTT 01993 852031www.astonpottery.co.uk

AstonAston Pottery D9

Opening timesOpen every day until 4.30pm.

Wholesome, hearty and traditional English food, servedwith a touch of flair and a spark of imagination.

Head chef, Giles Lee cooks in an exciting and originalway. He relies on the freshest of ingredients andwherever possible uses locally sourced and organicproduce.

The Green, Bledington OX7 6XQT 01608 658365 www.kingsheadinn.net

BledingtonThe Kings Head Inn B3

Opening timesPlease check the website for details.

The restaurant serves hearty country food with freshseasonal ingredients, sourced locally where possible andlovingly prepared by Matthew Sharp and his classicallytrained Head Chef, Paul Scott.

Their speciality is fresh fish, seafood and shellfishdelivered daily from Brixham and the south coast ofEngland.

The Barringtons OX18 4TNT 01451 844324www.innforallseasons.com

The BarringtonsInn for All Seasons A6


The Bay Tree Hotel has a dining space to suit anyoccasion with sumptuous menus to match.

Their food is prepared with passion, infused by anexcellent selection of fresh, seasonal ingredients thathave been used with a modern twist to create an excitingcollection of dishes.

Sheep Street, Burford OX18 4LWT 01993 822791www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk

BurfordThe Bay Tree Hotel B6


Whether you’re at The Lamb Inn for the night or justfeeling a little hungry – join them for food, they’d love tohave you to dine during breakfast, lunch, tea or dinner.

The 2 AA rosette restaurant serves delicious food with aninspiring tasting menu and wines to match that you’lllove.

Sheep Street, Burford OX18 4LRT 01993 823155www.cotswold-inns-hotels.co.uk

BurfordThe Lamb Inn B6


The Highway Restaurant offers a great range of classicand contemporary dishes, and is already famous forseveral classics such as ribs, burgers and fish & chips.

They use fresh ingredients sourced locally wherepossible and from their own unique recipes.

117 High Street, Burford OX18 4RGT 01993 823661www.thehighwayinn.co.uk

BurfordThe Highway Inn B6


Winner of the 2015 ‘Favourite place to eat’ in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds online vote.

Set in the picturesque village of Bampton, Biztro is the perfect place for that cosy dinner fortwo or for meeting with friends or colleagues. It is a contemporary haven serving modernBritish cuisine to discerning diners.

You will be warmly welcomed into an intimate and very relaxing atmosphere then treated tofriendly, professional service and a superb menu. The dining room comfor tably seats 24 andcan be booked for a private dinner or par ty. Menus are seasonally updated using fresh,locally sourced produce.

Wheelgate House, Bampton OX18 2JHT 01993 851151www.biztro.co.uk

BamptonBiztro D9

Opening times Tuesday to Saturday evenings.

The Vines Hotel and Restaurant, has long been acclaimedfor its fine dining in elegant surroundings featuring local,fresh ingredients.

It’s an ideal place to relax with a drink or light snack,particularly by a cosy log fire on a cold evening or on thepatio on lovely summer evenings.

Black Bourton OX18 2PFT 01993 843559www.vinesblackbourton.co.uk

Black BourtonThe Vines C9



Celebratinglocal foodand drink

WE are proud of the fantastic range ofplaces to eat in the OxfordshireCotswolds. From characterfulgastropubs to stylish fine-dining

restaurants, quirky cafés to traditional tearooms, wehave options suited to all tastes and budgets.

On the following pages, you’ll find a list of some ofthe best places to eat in the OxfordshireCotswolds.

Fresh from the farmThe Oxfordshire Cotswolds is in the heart of ruralEngland and produces an abundance of seasonalfood with several excellent farm shops selling a widerange of produce and serving delicious food madefrom local ingredients in their cafés: DaylesfordOrganic is known for its seasonal dishes made withfresh, organic ingredients straight from the farm;Worton Organic Garden Café is a delightful littlegem serving dishes made from the kitchen garden’sharvest; and Wyatt’s Farm Shop is locally renownedfor its homemade icecream!

Made in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds Some wonderful delicacies are produced locally: UptonSmokery specialises in traditionally smoked meat, gameand fish; Cotswold Cheese Company in Burford stocksmore than 80 different artisan and farmhouse cheeses;award-winning Womersley fruit vinegars are based inChipping Norton; and for sweet-lovers, Kingham basedCotswold Fudge creates melt-in-the-mouthconfectionery using old fashioned recipes.

And it’s not just food! Witney is known for its brewingheritage and is home to Wychwood Brewery, maker ofhand-crafted fine beers, including the legendaryHobgoblin, and Brakspear ales. Tours of the 150 year oldbuilding are available at weekends.

Foodie festivalsJamie Oliver’s The Big Feastival is a unique celebrationof food and music held on Alex James’ farm in Kingham,with demonstrations by well-known chefs, local producestalls and pop-up restaurants. Wilderness Festival is agastronomic delight, with gourmet caterers, feasts andbanquets overseen by top chefs.

A real community event, the annual Witney Festival ofFood & Drink brings a wide range of local producers tothe impressive St Mary’s Church and surrounding green.Blenheim Palace Food Festival is a foodie dream in astunning setting, with cookery demos, children’sworkshops and stalls selling tasty treats.

Fantastic farmers’ marketsThere are regular farmers’ markets, showcasing the bestof local produce in several local towns.

Charlbury – second Saturday in March, June,September & DecemberChipping Norton – third Saturday of the monthWitney – fourth Friday of the monthWoodstock – first and third Saturday of the month

Wilderness Festival feast

Upton Smokery

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Mouthwatering magic from award winning chefs, servedday and night, and lovingly created with only the finestlocal ingredients. They offer beautifully prepared seasonalfare and delicious pub classics.

All the food is cooked to order; there may be a short waitduring busy periods.

Glympton Road, Wootton OX20 1EJT 01993 811401www.thekillingworthcastle.com

WoottonThe Killingworth Castle G4


Cotswold charm blends seamlessly with contemporarystyle at the Brasserie, which has a number of strikingfeatures including exposed Cotswold stone and the winewall, quite literally a glass-encased wall of speciallyselected wines.

All meals are expertly prepared using the best qualitylocal ingredients.

Ducklington Lane, Witney OX28 4EXT 01993 779777www.four-pillars.co.uk

WitneyOxford Witney Four Pillars E7


The Duke of Marlborough boasts two very different eatingareas: the Bar Restaurant and the Function RoomRestaurant. The restaurants serve home cooked,seasonal dishes, using locally produced productswherever possible with weekly specials.

There’s also a fine selection of wines available tocomplement each dish.

Woodleys, Woodstock OX20 1HTT 01993 811460 www.dukeofmarlborough.co.uk

WoodstockDuke of Marlborough G5


The menu is packed with an appetising range of classicItalian dishes, made with only the freshest ingredients.They ‘build flavour’ by layering ingredients one at atime – the true art of Italian cooking.

There is an excellent range of wines to complement theflavour of great Italian food.

2 Market Place, Woodstock OX20 1TAT 01993 813381www.lagalleriawoodstock.com

WoodstockLa Galleria G5

Opening timesOpen Tuesday to Sunday, closed on Mondays.

The Bear serves only the highest quality food, using thefinest seasonal ingredients and sourcing the bestproduce available. They place a great deal of importanceon the provenance and traceability of their food, and onusing the finest and freshest ingredients.

Park Street, Woodstock OX20 1SZT 01993 811124www.macdonald-hotels.co.uk

WoodstockMacdonald Bear Hotel G5


Delicious gastro-pub food, cooked simply. Expect superbfresh local ingredients crafted into hearty dishes servedwith gusto and panache. Celebrated for the outstandingand creative cooking of internationally renowned HeadChef, David Mwita, reservations are alwaysrecommended. There are a choice of dining roomsdepending on your numbers, occasion and preference.

Old Minster, Minster Lovell OX29 0RNT 01993 774441www.oldswanandminstermill.com

Old MinsterOld Swan & Minster Mill D7


When it comes to dining at Eynsham Hall, guests arespoilt for choice.

The hotel provides guests with menus that offer only thefreshest and tastiest selections, using a variety of locallysourced products to create an experience that providesdiners with a real taste of Oxfordshire.

North Leigh OX29 6PNT 01993 885200www.eynshamhall.com

North LeighEynsham Hall F6


For those who wish to dine in calm and tranquility try thenewly refurbished restaurant. On sunnier days thecourtyard provides the perfect setting for al frescodining.

The seasonal menus are proudly British and great care istaken in hunting out the best local and regionalingredients for each dish.

High Street, Shipton-under-Wychwood OX7 6BAT 01993 830500 www.theshavencrown.co.uk

Shipton-under-WychwoodThe Shaven Crown C5


Serving high-quality, seasonal dishes sourced from thelocal area, the Swan is an idyllic Cotswold inn on thebanks of the river Windrush.

The strong reputation they’ve established for their food iswell-deserved, and they are meticulous about sourcingingredients from quality, local suppliers.

Swinbrook OX18 4DYT 01993 823339www.theswanswinbrook.co.uk

SwinbrookThe Swan Inn C6


Coffeesmith Witney is an independent artisan coffeeshop with an emphasis on locally sourced produce andthe best coffee around. It’s a popular place for brunch,lunch and delicious homemade baked goods.

They can also cater for events.

1 Langdale Gate, Witney OX28 6FGT 01993 704443www.coffeesmithwitney.com

WitneyCoffeesmith E7

Opening timesOpen every day for lunches.

Wild Thyme has a relaxed, intimate atmosphere andserves modern British food with Mediterraneaninfluences. Sourcing regional food with care and integrity,they know all their suppliers personally and take greatpride in producing interesting seasonal dishes using thefinest ingredients – everything is homemade fromscratch.

10 New Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5LJT 01608 645060www.wildthymerestaurant.co.uk

Chipping NortonWild Thyme D2

Opening timesOpen Tuesday to Saturday.

The restaurant menu at The Cotswold Plough offersimaginative and mouth-watering dishes and prides itselfon using local Cotswold produce, including game andfish from sustainable fisheries. All their menus can beserved in the restaurant, bar or in the privacy of yourroom.

All dietary requirements can be catered for.

Bourton Rd, Clanfield OX18 2RBT 01367 810222www.cotswoldsploughhotel.com

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A welcoming village pub with ambience and creativelyhome cooked food, where you can enjoy the atmosphereof a classic old English inn with exposed beams and areal log fire crackling away on a cold winter’s night.

The interesting and ever-changing menu strongly featureslocal and organic produce.

Steep Hill, Crawley OX29 9TWT 01993 708792www.lambcrawley.co.uk

CrawleyLamb Inn D6

Opening timesClosed on Mondays (except BHs, when closed onTuesdays) and kitchen closed on Sunday evenings.

Chef Sebastian Snow’s ‘turf to table’ cooking representsall that is best in modern British cooking with a hint of hisItalian upbringing, using high quality ingredients, sourcedlocally.

The cooking is both generous, earthy and to the point ofwhat you would expect to find in our best pubs aroundthe country.

Filkins GL7 3JQ T 01367 860875 www.thefiveallsfilkins.co.uk

FilkinsFive Alls B9

Opening timesOpen every day but kitchen closed on Sunday evenings.

A 17th century Cotswold stone inn, rich in original charmand gorgeous period features, including a large inglenookfireplace, with a broad and innovative menu of home-cooked food.

The freshly cooked, seasonal menu is prepared by HeadChef/Proprietor Mat and his team concentrating on locallysourced, seasonal produce.

Whiteoak Green, Hailey OX29 9XPT 01993 868321www.birdinhandinn.co.uk

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This charming village pub is dedicated to showcasing thebest locally sourced, seasonal produce on a daily-changingmenu of modern British comfort cooking. The dining areaseats 40 and there is a separate area, The Hideaway Barwhich seats 8. Outside, the delightful, cottage-style gardenis perfect for summer dining and drinks.

Kelmscott GL7 3HGT 01367 253543www.theploughinnkelmscott.com

KelmscottThe Plough B10

Opening timesOpen every day but the kitchen closes at 7pm on Sundayevenings.

Chef proprietor Emily Watkins and her team worktogether to produce a truly exceptional menu:inspirationally modern British and multi-award winning.

The kitchen delivers an exciting take on English classicsand everything is produced from scratch by their chefs,with the emphasis on celebrating local produce sourcedaround Chipping Norton.

The Green, Kingham OX7 6YDT 01608 658327www.thekinghamplough.co.uk

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With two hotels, there are plenty of dining options for you to choose between, inside andout.

Enjoy elegant dining in the contemporary and stylish black and white Brassey Restaurantwhich offers excellent food and service in a relaxed yet chic atmosphere.

For light bites and a more relaxed and informal setting try the Brassey Bar, The Mezz or TheCharlbury Bar, which is par t of the original Mansion House and depicts the bygone era of anold English gentleman’s lounge.

Choose from a great range of champagnes and cocktails in The Snug bar.

Opening times Open every day.

Enstone OX7 5UET 01608 673333 www.heythropparkresort.co.uk

EnstoneHeythrop Park Resort E2

Bring your family and friends and unwind in this peacefulsetting. The restaurant, much praised for its seriouslytasty pizzas, serves a freshly made and authentic Italianmenu and the café is just perfect for a light bite of freshcoffee and homemade cakes. On sunny days it’s lovelyto dine al fresco on the patio.

Bluewood Lodges, Kingham OX7 6UJT 01608 658317www.tattybunting.co.uk

KinghamTatty Bunting B3

Opening timesOpen Monday to Saturday.

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Diary dates Some highlights for 2016No matter what the time of year you’ll find a great calendar of events in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. Fromcultural events and family fun days out all shaken and stirred with musical extravaganzas and local events,some of which are truly quirky.

The unique… The bizarre… And the just plainbonkers…

Steaming at Combe MillVisit an original working steam beamengine at Combe Mill and experiencethe power of steam and water; if youwant to experience an impressivesteaming then this is the place tocome to.

Old Woodstock Mock MayorThis quirky annual event has its roots inthe 18th century when Old Woodstockmade fun of the neighbouring NewWoodstock’s swanky Town Hall byhaving a Mock Mayor – traditiondemands that he is ceremoniouslydunked (thrown!) into the River Glyme.A centuries-old fun-filled tradition whichis part of Woodstock’s history.

Bampton Day of DanceThe village of Bampton celebrates awhole day of Morris Dancing. Theystart dancing at 8.30am and danceon through the village stopping atvarious hostelries until the earlyevening where they are joined byvisiting teams who come together todance and ‘make merry’.

Bampton Shirt RaceOrganised by ‘The Society for thePreservation of Ancient Junketing’ theBampton Shirt Race is an annual eventinvolving nightshirt-wearing villagersrunning between pubs pushing prams(or anything with wheels) and downingbeer. It’s all terribly serious and done inthe best possible taste…

World Pooh Stickschampionships A most welcome addition to thebizarre and wonderful events of theOxfordshire Cotswolds. This world-famous event sees pooh sticks beingraced under a bridge. Regulationcompetition sticks must be used –it’s such fun and perfect for thewhole family.

Levellers DayIn May 1649 three soldiers wereexecuted on Oliver Cromwell’s ordersin Burford churchyard. Theseunfortunate men were ringleaders ofthe rebellion known as the Levellers,with beliefs in civil rights and religioustolerance. In May each year peoplethrong to Burford to debate, marchand to remember the Levellers andthe importance of their ideals.

The Big Feastival Chipping Norton LiteraryFestival

Oxfordshire Artweeks Witney Festival of Food &Drink

Churchill Vintage & ClassicCar Show

On Form Sculpture Cornbury Music Festival Wychwood Forest Fair

International Horse TrialsBlenheim Palace

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Fairytale Farm Map ref D2A sensory and learning wonderland for allthe family, designed with disabled childrenin mind but to be enjoyed by all. 01608 238014 www.fairytalefarm.co.uk

Hardwick Parks Map ref F9 A wide variety of water sports availableboth on a board and on your feet! For allages and abilities, there’s no better dayout than one on the water! 01865 300841 www.hardwickparks.co.uk

Kelmscott Manor Map ref B10 The summer home of William Morris,leader of the Arts & Crafts movement; itcontains a collection of the works andpossessions of Morris and his associates. 01367 252486 www.kelmscottmanor.co.uk

Kilkenny Lane Country ParkMap ref C8Set in 50 acres it is an ideal location forplaying, walking, jogging, horse-riding orsimply relaxing with a picnic. Kids will lovethe adventure play area. 01993 861000 www.westoxon.gov.uk/leisure

Leisure Centres The leisure centres in Carterton, ChippingNorton and Witney each provide a 25mindoor swimming pool and excellentleisure opportunities for all the family. Carterton 01993 840933Chipping Norton 01608 644412Windrush Leisure Centre, Witney 01993202020www.westoxon.gov.uk/leisure

Minster Lovell Hall Map ref D7 Ruins of a large 15th century manor housein a beautiful setting beside the RiverWindrush. 0870 333 1181 www.english-heritage.org.uk

North Leigh Roman Villa Map ref F6The remains of a large Roman courtyardvilla with an almost complete mosaic tilefloor which can be seen through a viewingwindow. 0870 333 1181 www.english-heritage.org.uk

Oxford Bus Museum Map ref G6As well as over 40 buses on display, theexhibits include several Morris motor carsand a collection of antique bicycles.Visitors can climb aboard some of thebuses! 01993 883617www.oxfordbusmuseum.org.uk

The Oxfordshire MuseumMap ref G5 With 11 galleries, the museum celebratesOxfordshire in all its diversity displayinglocal and natural history, art andarchaeology. 01993 811456www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/oxfordshiremuseum

Ramsden Rare Breeds Map ref E5A variety of rare breed animals to meet atthe farm including pygmy goats, soaysheep and curly haired pigs. A sensoryexperience for children of all ages.01993 868403www.ramsdenrarebreeds.co.uk

Rollright Stones Map ref C1 A late Stone Age ceremonial stone circle,comprising 77 standing stones ofweathered local limestone. www.rollrightstones.co.uk

Rousham Map ref H3 The magnificent gardens of Roushamwere designed by William Kent (1685–1748), one of the few gardens of this dateto have escaped alteration. The house isopen to groups by prior arrangement.01869 347110 www.rousham.org

Soldiers of Oxfordshire MuseumMap ref G5 Newly-opened museum telling the story ofhow conflict has affected Oxfordshire andcelebrating the history of the two countyregiments, the Oxfordshire &Buckinghamshire Light Infantry and theOxfordshire Yeomanry. 01993 810210 www.sofo.org.uk

Swindon Designer OutletMap ref off A1090 stores offering up to 60% savings oniconic fashion brands and high streetfavourites located in a beautifullyrenovated Grade ll listed building. 01793 507600www.swindondesigneroutlet.com

Swinford Museum Map ref B9 Housed in a 17th century cottage thismuseum is one of Oxfordshire’s oldestand smallest rural museums providing aunique picture of a bygone ruralcommunity. 01367 860504

The Theatre, Chipping NortonMap ref D2 The Theatre boasts an eclecticprogramme of live theatre, music, danceand comedy, culminating in the famousannual pantomime. 01608 642350www.chippingnortontheatre.com

Tolsey Museum Map ref B6 Housed in the early Tudor market/courthouse it has a wide collection illustratingBurford’s social and working culture,including a wonderful dolls houseportraying Regency high society. 01993 822178www.tolseymuseumburford.org

Witney Museum Map ref E7The collection includes items from thelocal brewing, blanket and engineeringindustries, together with photos andartefacts relating to Witney’s history. 01993 775915 www.witneyhistory.org

Witney Blanket Hall Map ref E7 Recently restored interior showing whereevery blanket was weighed, measured,inspected and marked. Former home ofthe Witney Company of Blanket Weavers. 0771 3636 415www.witneyblankethall.co.uk

Woodstock Outdoor Pool Map ref H5 Open-air swimming pool and café with alarge grassy area for playing and picnics. 01993 811785 www.westoxon.gov.uk/leisure

Wychwood Brewery Map ref E7 Home of the legendary Hobgoblin andrange of Wychwood and Brakspearbottled beers, the brewery is open fortours Thursday to Sunday. 01993 890800 www.wychwood.co.uk


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AttractionsAston Pottery Map ref D9A stylish showroom of gifts and beautifullydesigned and hand painted pottery. All thepottery is made on site using traditionalmethods of production.01993 852031 www.astonpottery.co.uk

Bampton Community Archive Map ref D9A collection of 3,000 photos, documentsand videos giving a unique look intoBampton’s history plus Downton Abbeymemorabilia.01993 851886 www.bamptonarchive.co.uk

Batsford Arboretum Map ref off A1The arboretum has 56 acres of trees andbotanical gardens influenced by thelandscapes of China and Japan. There isa seasonal calendar of events.01386 701441 www.batsarb.co.uk

Bicester Village Map ref off H4Home to over 130 boutiques offeringcollections with up to 60% reductions allyear round on the world’s leading fashionand lifestyle brands. 01869 366266 www.bicestervillage.com

Birdland Park & Gardens Map ref off A4In a 9 acre setting of woodland andgardens beside the River Windrush,Birdland has over 130 species of exoticand rare birds, and the only breedinggroup of King Penguins in the UK. 01451 820480 www.birdland.co.uk

Blenheim Palace Map ref G5One of England’s finest houses and adesignated World Heritage Site, BlenheimPalace is the birthplace of Sir WinstonChurchill and home to the 12th Duke ofMarlborough.0800 849 6500 www.blenheimpalace.com

Charlbury MuseumMap ref E4Shows visitors the traditional crafts andindustries of the town of Charlbury andincludes exhibits given or lent by theresidents and the surrounding villages.01993 810656

Chastleton House Map ref B2 Now a National Trust property, this raregem of a Jacobean country house was builtbetween 1607 and 1612 and has remainedessentially unchanged for 400 years. 01608 674981 www.nationaltrust.org.uk

Chipping Norton Lido Map ref D2An open-air heated 25m pool with awaterslide and grassy area, ideal for families. 01608 643188 www.chippylido.co.uk

Chipping Norton Museum Map ref D2Housing a large collection of artefactsrelated to Chipping Norton; among themany exhibits are prehistoric and Romanartefacts.01608 641712www.chippingnortonmuseum.org.uk

Churchill & Sarsden Heritage CentreMap ref C3Find out how this Cotswold villageinfluenced the earth and the Empire. TheHeritage Centre overlooks the site of the‘lost village’ of Churchill which wasdestroyed by fire in 1684. 01608 658603 www.churchillheritage.org.uk

Cogges Map ref E7Cogges is an historic farmstead datingback to Saxon times with magnificent farmbuildings brought to life by farm animals,including some rare breeds.01993 772602 www.cogges.org.uk

Combe Mill Map ref F6The original ‘workshop’ for the BlenheimEstate, this working museum offers visitors afascinating insight into how things used tobe done. There’s also a riverside picnic area. 01993 358694 www.combemill.org

Cotswold Wildlife Park & GardensMap ref A8 One of the UK’s leading animalcollections, set in 160 acres of beautifulparkland with over 260 species of animals. 01993 823006www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk

Cotswold Woollen Weavers Map ref B9The splendid 18th century buildings housethe design studio, mill shop, gallery andsmall textile museum. Traditional skills witha contemporary twist.01367 860660www.cotswoldwoollenweavers.co.uk

Crocodiles of the World Map ref C7Home to the largest crocodile collection in theUK and housing over 100 individuals whichrepresent 14 of the 23 crocodilian species. 01993 846353www.crocodilesoftheworld.co.uk

Rhinos at the Cotswold Wildlife Park

The Oxford Bus Museum

King Penguins at Birdland

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Rousham is one of Britain’s most unspoilt andundiscovered landscape gardens and was named bygarden writer and broadcaster Monty Don as one of hisfavourite gardens in the country. Designed by WilliamKent in the 18th century, Rousham represents the firstphase of English landscape design and remains largelyunaltered since its conception. Don’t miss the walledgarden with its herbaceous borders and formal parterre,and classically inspired architectural elements such asthe statues of Venus Vale and various temples.Rousham’s uncommercial nature means there is notearoom or shop, but bring a picnic and enjoy the peaceand tranquility.

Batsford Arboretum is home to one of the finestbotanical collections in the country including the nationalcollection of Japanese flowering cherries. With 56 acresof wild gardens, paths, streams and stunning Cotswoldviews, it is a wonderful place to visit throughout the year.

2016 marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of‘Capability’ Brown, so it is the ideal time to visitBlenheim Palace with its 2,000 acres of landscaped

parkland, one of the finest examples of his work.Blenheim will host various special events to honour hiswork, including a new exhibition.

Other houses in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds with fineexamples of period gardens are Chastleton House,with its Jacobean topiary, astronomical garden andcroquet lawn (where the laws of the game wereestablished) and Kelmscott Manor, home to WilliamMorris, where the lovely gardens were a constant sourceof inspiration.

Cotswold Wildlife Parkmay be better known for itsanimal collection, but it also has impressive gardenswhich demonstrate the wonder and diversity of the plantkingdom.

Throughout the summer, private residences in villagesand towns across the Oxfordshire Cotswolds opentheir gardens to the public, giving the opportunity toexplore some rarely-seen glorious English gardens –check the What’s On section of our website for moredetails.

Glorious English gardens

Rousham House from the walled garden

Kelmscott Manor

Batsford Arboretum

Blenheim Palace formal gardens & water terrace The gardens at Chastleton House

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BATSFORD ARBORETUM & GARDEN CENTREBatsford, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire GL56 9ADT: 01386 701441 E: [email protected]

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For gentle walks through our stunning tree collection;everything you need for the garden and allotment;fabulous gifts and freshly-baked lunches and teas,

Batsford Arboretum and Garden Centre is awonderful day out all year round – dog friendly too!

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No café, no shop - just glorious gardens to enjoy.Rousham (OX25 4QU) is 12 miles north of Oxford.Open daily 10.30am - 4.30pm all year. Admission £5.

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Breakfast AwardsGiven to hotels and guest accommodation with high scoresfor breakfast.

AA Red RosettesThese are annual awards for food quality.

Cotswold Visitor Giving SchemeVisitors are asked to voluntarily support conservation by donatinga very small amount of money via their bill or fees.

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Some accommodation in this guide is part of the National Quality Assurance Scheme and has been assessed by VisitEnglandand the AA but we also have many quality accommodations in our area who aren’t assessed but will offer an excellent service.We want you to go away with the very best experience so that you’ll want to come back again and again.

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OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 1, Family 2BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES from £90 per night

CONTACT Peter & Sally Wyatt, Star Cottage, Meadow Lane,Fulbrook, Burford, Oxfordshire OX18 4BWT 01993 822032E [email protected]

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Listed 18th century Georgian cottage in a quiet location anda ten minute walk from Burford. There is an independent staircaseleading to the comfortable, spacious and pretty bedrooms. Locallysourced English breakfasts are served in the cosy dining lounge.

Self catering options are available in this delightful country retreat.Sorry, no pets accepted.

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OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double/Twin/Single 9, Family 1, Four-poster 1 BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Single £75-£105, Double/Twin £105-£120,Family £130-£170, Cots are free

CONTACT Matthew & Heather Sharp, The Inn For All Seasons,The Barringtons, Burford, Oxfordshire OX18 4TNT 01451 844324 E [email protected]

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A family-run and independent former 16th century Coaching Inn.Built with beautiful Cotswold stone and set in the heart of theCotswolds. The renowned restaurant offers outstanding food with fishdishes a speciality. The seasonal menu includes modern and traditionalclassics, all freshly prepared and complemented by our large range offine wines and ales. Dog friendly.

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College FarmHHHH

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Spacious, comfortable and welcoming rooms in our Cotswold stonefarmhouse, with magnificent views over the garden, Evenlode Valleyand Ascott village. Ideally located for walking and touring theCotswolds. 5 miles from Burford.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 1, Twin 1BATHROOMS Ensuite 1, Private 1PRICES from Single £40, Double/Twin £65

CONTACT Sally Walker, College Farm, Ascott-under-Wychwood,Oxfordshire OX7 6ALT 01993 831900M 07889 991105E [email protected] www.college-farm.com

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17th century Cotswold farmhouse set in large garden, with viewsover open countryside. Within 15 minutes of Stow-on-the-Wold,Bourton-on-the-Water, Burford and 30 minutes to Blenheim Palace,Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Cheltenham. Working farm withLimousin cows, sheep and arable crops.

OPEN February–NovemberBEDROOMS Double 2, Family 1BATHROOMS Ensuite 2, Private 1PRICES Single £60, Double from £80, Family POA, children under12 yrs half price.

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OPEN All yearBEDROOMS 52 (20 x Family)BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES £85-£175, Family £125-£220

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A warm welcome awaits you at our Cotswold stone formerfarmhouse set in 5 acres of land in picturesque, quiet village onOxfordshire Way. Comfortable, independent, ensuite rooms withaccess to gardens. Great pubs nearby. Ideally located for exploringthe Cotswolds by car, by bike or on foot.

OPEN April - OctoberBEDROOMS Double 1, Twin 1, Family 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Double £80-£85, Twin £70-£80, Family £90-£110

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Wheelgate House and BiztroMap ref D9

A delightful four-star ‘Restaurant with Rooms’ in the centre of thepicturesque village of Bampton on the edge of the Cotswolds andhome to Downton Abbey. Friendly and welcoming, with comfortablebeds and excellent service, Wheelgate House is home to Biztro, ourpretty country style restaurant offering fresh, locally producedseasonal food, served in the convivial and cosy charm of ourCotswold stone house.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 4, Twin 1BATHROOMS Ensuite 3, Private 2PRICES from Double/Twin £65 for one £95 for two

CONTACT Biz Gooddy, Wheelgate House, Market Square,Bampton, Oxfordshire OX18 2JHT 01993 851151 M 07747 466151E [email protected]

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Easington HouseMap ref off F1

OPEN All year apart from Christmas & New Year (two weeks closure)BEDROOMS Single 3, Double 9, Twin 2, Family 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Single £49.95-£59.95, Double/Twin £69.95-£89.95, Family£89.95-£120

CONTACT Mrs S J Robinson-Smith, Easington House,50 Oxford Road, Banbury, Oxfordshire OX16 9ANT 01295 270181 M 07968 200536E [email protected]

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Lovely centuries old farmhouse with beams, wood panelling, stonefloors and fireplaces, in pretty gardens with private parking on theedge of the middle of town so within walking distance to shops,restaurants, pubs and Castle Quay shopping centre. Servingtraditional English breakfast and afternoon tea. All rooms ensuiteand recently refurbished. An ideal base for touring and convenient forCotswolds, Woodstock, Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, Bicester Villageand Silverstone. We have a licensed restaurant offering dinner toresidents and non-residents. Free WiFi.

Good discounted rates for stays of 2 or 3 nights or more.

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Number OneHHHH

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Award winning accommodation. Complete privacy, separateentrance. Light uncooked breakfast hospitality tray provided in brightand airy room (Guest controlled central heating). King sized bed,blackout blinds, luxurious ensuite shower (underfloor heating), drinkschiller, TV, Wi-fi, ipod docking, fan and private parking. Manyrestaurants 5 mins walk in historic Burford.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 1BATHROOMS EnsuitePRICES Single £35-£50, Double £50-£70

CONTACT Jilly Campbell-Macdonald, Number One, 1 Walnut Row,Fulbrook, Near Burford, Oxfordshire OX18 4BGT 01993 823782 M 07580 608877E [email protected]

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Potters Hill FarmAA HHHH

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Comfortable accommodation at the heart of our 770 acre familyfarm, in sympathetically converted Victorian coach house, adjacent tomain house. Set in 15 acres of peaceful, mature parkland, with afriendly relaxed atmosphere. Evening meals by arrangement. Easydrive to all attractions. Farmhouse breakfast, using homemade andlocally sourced foodstuffs.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 1, Twin 1, Family 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES from Single £40, Twin £70, Double £80, Family £90-£105,Children under 14 £15

CONTACT Karen Stanley, Potters Hill Farm, Leafield, Near Burford,Oxfordshire OX29 9QBT 01993 878018 M 07711 045207E [email protected]

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The PrioryHHH

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Large five hundred year old country home in natural stone with largegardens and private parking. Comfortable rooms with facilities. Closeto Burford, Cotswold Wildlife Park, Blenheim Palace and Oxford. Easyaccess to Cheltenham, Bourton on the Water, Stow on the Wold. Awarm welcome awaits all our guests. Self catering cottages available.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 4, Twin 1, Family 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES from Single £50, Double/Twin £80, Family £90-£120.No charge for children under five years.

CONTACT Heather Winley, The Priory, Manor Farm, Manor Road,Brize Norton, Oxfordshire OX18 3NAT 01993 843062E [email protected]

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Burford HouseAA HHHHH

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OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 1, Four Poster Double 2, Ziplink 3, Four PosterFamily Suite 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES from Single £95, Double £125, Four Poster £145, Family Suite£220

CONTACT Ian Hawkins, Burford House, 99 High Street, Burford,Oxfordshire OX18 4QAT 01993 823151 E [email protected]

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Seven bedroom townhouse and 17th century landmark onthe famous High Street of historic and picturesque Burford.

With an atmosphere and ambience of a luxury hotel and restaurant,yet the intimacy of a private house. Of course, oak beams, four posterand king beds with great linen and pillows, pristine bathrooms withhuge tubs and showers, great attention to detail, consistency anda wealth of individual touches. We look forward to welcoming you.

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The Bay Tree Hotel/AA q HHHH

Map ref B6

Retreat to The Cotswolds and venture straight into the relaxingseclusion at The Bay Tree Hotel in Burford. Hide away from theoutside world in a place where sophistication has found comfort. TheBay Tree offers a relaxing home away from home, ready to welcomeyou as you retreat to The Cotswolds. Eat, sleep, unwind and let usattend to the rest.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 14, Twin 2, Ziplink 5BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Double/Twin £190-£200, Garden Room £210-£220,Superior Garden Room £230-£240, Junior Suite £240-£250, MasterSuite £270-£280, Double/Twin Single Occupancy £170-£180

CONTACT The Bay Tree Hotel, Sheep Street, Burford, OxfordshireOX18 4LWT 01993 822791 E [email protected]/baytree

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The Swan InnAA qq HHHH

OPEN All year except Christmas Day and Boxing DayBEDROOMS King Size 7, Ziplink 3, Suite 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Single £80-£100, King £125-£150, Twin £150, Suite £195.Extra bed £25

CONTACT Archie & Nicola Orr-Ewing. The Swan Inn, Swinbrook,Burford, Oxfordshire OX18 4DYT 01993 823339E [email protected]

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The idyllic position of The Swan at Swinbrook is hard to beat.Nestled on the Banks of the River Windrush you can see why thispub has earned such a good reputation.

The locally sourced food is delicious, the bedrooms are beautifullydecorated and the pub itself is a wonderful place to be.

The Swan Inn was awarded The Best Pub with Rooms by AlastairSawday in 2013 and The Guardian quoted: “I recently visited theCotswold village of Swinbrook, arguably one of the most picturesqueplaces in Britain.”

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The Maytime InnAA HHHH

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 4, Ziplink 2BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Double £85-£130, Ziplink £110-£150

CONTACT Dominic Wood, The Maytime Inn, Asthall, Burford,Oxfordshire OX18 4HWT 01993 822068E [email protected]

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Elegantly refurbished and independently owned, the Maytime Inn islocated in the heart of the beautiful, peaceful and historic Cotswoldvillage of Asthall. Ideally positioned for exploring the Cotswolds,surrounded by beautiful countryside and a short drive toCheltenham, Oxford and London. The Maytime Inn is the perfectplace to unwind in one of our luxurious boutique rooms.

Whether you choose from the traditional ‘Pub Classics’, the A laCarte or the Sandwich menu, the Maytime’s award-winning head chefwill ensure you’re not disappointed, be it a candle-lit dinner, a specialfamily occasion or a lunchtime snack. Enjoy seasonal, local produceyear round next to our log fire in wintertime or in the summer takeadvantage of our beautiful gardens and eat outside on the terrace.

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Hillborough HouseHHHH

Map ref B5

Victorian village house with spacious ensuite rooms overlookingthe Green with views to distant hills. You will be assured of awarm welcome and a great breakfast.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 1, Twin 1, Family 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES from Single £60, Double £80, Twin £80, Family £85

CONTACT Jane Lillywhite, Hillborough House, The Green, Miltonunder Wychwood, Oxfordshire OX7 6JHT 01993 832352M 07968 978925E [email protected]

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The VinesHHHH

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Nestling in beautiful Black Bourton village, The Vines enjoysan excellent reputation for fine dining in elegant surroundings.Enjoy the comfort of our stylish new ensuite bedrooms.Half board available. Sample the menu and relax. Ideal baseto visit the Cotswolds. Families by arrangement.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 14, Twin 2, Family 2BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES from Single £78, Double/Twin £98, Family £128-£198

CONTACT Karen Gerges, The Vines, Black Bourton,Oxfordshire OX18 2PFT 01993 843559 E [email protected]

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The Shaven CrownMap ref C7

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 7BATHROOMS All ensuite PRICES Double £95-£130

CONTACT Phil Roberts, The Shaven Crown, High Street, Shiptonunder Wychwood, Oxfordshire OX7 6BAT 01993 830500E [email protected]

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The Shaven Crown has a tradition of hospitality dating back morethan 700 years. It’s one of the oldest inns in the country and is setopposite the church and village green in the heart of the picturesquevillage of Shipton under Wychwood, 4 miles from Burford.

The inn is full of charm and character with a spectacular medievalhall, open fires, real ales and home-made food. We are perfectlylocated for exploring the Cotswolds, with Blenheim Palace and thehistoric towns of Burford, Witney, Cheltenham and Oxford nearby.

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Hackers EndHHHH

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Located in the attractive village of Churchill, this comfortable,self-contained suite provides a relaxing base for visiting theCotswolds, Oxford, Blenheim Palace, Stratford, Cheltenham andsurrounding beauty spots. Guests enjoy personalised servicewith great attention to detail. Extensive, award-winning breakfastmenu using local produce. Excellent nearby pubs/restaurants.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Suite 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES from Single £70, Double from £85

CONTACT Christine Timperley-Migita, Hackers End, Hackers Lane,Churchill, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire OX7 6NLT 01608 659959 M 07516 116856E [email protected]

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Tallet Barn B&BAA HHH

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Two comfortable rooms in the Tallet Barn annexe, converted from astable and feedloft. Twin room has outside steps. A farmhousebreakfast is served in the dining room which has flagstone floor,beamed ceiling and inglenook fireplace. Long Compton is easilyreached on A3400, has an excellent pub and is an ideal base toexplore the Cotswolds, Shakespeare’s country, Oxford and Warwick.Five miles north of Chipping Norton.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 1, Twin 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Single £50, Double/Twin £75-£80, Family POA

CONTACT Diana Richardson, Tallet Barn B&B, Yerdley Farm,Long Compton, Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire CV36 5LHT 01608 684248E [email protected]/yerdley-farm

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The Lamb Inn/AA qq HHH

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The Lamb Inn is an institution with generation after generation offamilies succumbing to its charms. A genuine quintessential Englishinn with modern day comforts. Escape the fast pace of every day lifewith a visit to The Lamb Inn. Located along a peaceful side street inthe historic market town of Burford, seize the opportunity to sinkinto a relaxing ambiance of pure bliss.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 14, Twin 3BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Good Double £165-£185, Very Good Double/Twin £195-£215, Four Poster £215-£235, The Allium Room £255-£275, GoodDouble for Sole Occupancy £155-£175

CONTACTThe Lamb Inn, Sheep Street, Burford, OxfordshireOX18 4LRT 01993 823155 E [email protected]/lamb

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The Highway InnMap ref B6

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 8, Twin 1, Family 1BATHROOMS Ensuite 9, Private 1PRICES Double £80-£140, Twin £80-£130, Family £110-£160

CONTACT Jane, Dan & Michelle Arnell, The Highway Inn, 117 HighStreet, Burford, Oxfordshire OX18 4RGT 01993 823661E [email protected]

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Family-owned traditional inn in the heart of the Cotswold town ofBurford. The Inn mixes original characterful stone walls, woodenbeams, and sloping floors dating from 1480, with modern comfortsincluding free WiFi, ensuite rooms with flat-screen TVs.

A delightful medieval courtyard provides aI fresco dining, whilst theunderground, cellar bar provides further intimacy for dining andprivate functions.

Locals and tourists alike rave about the homemade food, well-keptcask ales and fine wines.

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Hill Grove FarmhouseHHHH

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Hill Grove is situated on our 300 acre farm above the River Windrushwith extensive views from all rooms. Rural walks through the valleyto picturesque Minster Lovell village. Ideal touring area for theCotswolds and within easy reach of Stratford, Oxford, BlenheimPalace, Burford, Bibury and Witney. We offer a warm welcome,comfortable beds and a substantial or lighter breakfast as preferred.

OPEN All year except ChristmasBEDROOMS Double 2, Twin 1BATHROOMS Ensuite 2, Private 1PRICES Single £45-£75, Double £76-£90, Twin £82-£90

CONTACT Katharine Brown, Hill Grove Farmhouse, CrawleyDry Lane, Minster Lovell, Witney, Oxfordshire OX29 0NAT 01993 703120E [email protected]/hill-grove-farm

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Heythrop ParkMap ref E3

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 29, Twin 23, Family 28BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES £75

CONTACT Kathy Nakra, Heythrop Park Resort, Enstone,Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire OX7 5UET 01608 673333E [email protected]

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De Vere Venues Heythrop Park is a breathtaking 18th centuryMansion House set in 440 acres of beautiful parkland.

Perfectly located for exploring the Cotswold countryside, historicBlenheim Palace and the shopping mecca Bicester Village.

Enjoy our extensive leisure facilities which include an 18-hole golfcourse, health club with gym, heated pool, sauna, steam room and 3spa treatment rooms.

Children’s adventure piayground, bike hire and afternoon teas areoffered.

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Crowne Plaza Heythrop ParkHHHH

Map ref E3

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 152, Twin 41, Family 4BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Double/Twin/Family £99

CONTACT Kathy Nakra, Heythrop Park Resort, Enstone,Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire OX7 5UET 01608 673333E [email protected] www.heythropparkresort.co.uk

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A stylish and contemporary 4 star hotel surrounded by 440 acres ofpicturesque Cotswold countryside. The hotel is an ideal base forvisiting Blenheim Palace, Bicester Village and surrounding Cotswoldvillages.

Guests have access to the extensive leisure facilities which include an18-hole golf course, health club with gym, heated pool, sauna, steamroom and 3 spa treatment rooms.

Afternoon teas, children's adventure playground, mountain bike hireand woodland walks are offered.

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The Kings Head InnAA q HHHH

OPEN All year except Christmas and Boxing DayBEDROOMS Double 3, King 6, Ziplink 3BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Single £75-£100, Double £100, King £110-£130,Twin £110-£120, Children’s camp beds £25, Cots £5

CONTACT Rob Barnsley, The Kings Head Inn, The Green,Bledington, Near Kingham, Oxfordshire OX7 6XQT 01608 658365E [email protected]

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The classic English country pub that one always hopes to findbut seldom does.

Well kept ales, excellent wines and delicious food using localproduce.12 individually decorated bedrooms with their ownbathrooms, TV and wireless internet access.

Idyllically situated on beautiful Cotswold village green.

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Old Swan & Minster MillAA q HHHHH

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Single 56, Double 56, Twin 24, Family 4 interconnectingBATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Single £149-£375, Double £169-£395,Twin £169-£395, Family £295, Children’s Bed £25, Dogs £20

CONTACT Old Swan & Minster Mill, Old Minster, Minster Lovell,Oxfordshire OX29 0RNT 01993 774441E [email protected]

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Set in 65 acres of idyllic Cotswold countryside, located beside themajestic River Windrush, the Old Swan & Minster Mill, a de SavaryProperty, is situated in the picturesque village of Old Minster.

With 53 bedrooms in total plus Swan Cottage, the 600 year old inncomprises 16 magical guest rooms and suites. The adjoining MinsterMill has 38 funky modern rooms.

A recent addition in the form of Swan Cottage, a charming honey-stone three en-suite-bedroom cottage luxuriously appointed with aninviting stove-fired sitting room filled with antiques and art.

Recently an Archimedes Screw was installed, enabling the hotel to bethe first hotel in the country to produce renewable energy.

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Ducklington FarmHHH

Map ref E8

Stay in this modern farmhouse on our family run farm a mile southof Witney. AII rooms ensuite with T V, tea/coffee making facilities.Plenty of parking.

OPEN All year except Christmas and New YearBEDROOMS Single 3, Ziplink 1, Family 1BATHROOMS Ensuite 4, Shared 1PRICES Single from £45, Ziplink/Twin from £75, Family POA.Children under 14 £20

CONTACT Stacey Strainge, Ducklington Farm, Coursehill Lane,Ducklington, Witney, Oxfordshire OX29 7YLT 01993 772175E [email protected]/ducklington-farm

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Eynsham HallMap ref F6

In 3,000 acres of beautiful parkland, in the heart of the Oxfordshirecountryside, this impressive Jacobean-style mansion boasts superbaccommodation and leisure facilities. Classic-style rooms are in themain house, whilst more modern rooms are in the scenic grounds.

OPEN All year BEDROOMSTwin 4, Double 131BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES From £85.00 Bed & Breakfast.Additional beds for children £10

CONTACT Eynsham Hall, North Leigh, WitneyOxfordshire OX29 6PNT 01993 885200E [email protected]

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King John’s BarnAA HHHH HHHH SLEEPS 2/10

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Five miles north east of Burford. Peace and tranquillity withoutstanding views. Set on the edge of Langley Farm, a formerRoyal Hunting Lodge for the Wychwood Forest, now a workingstock farm. Two very individual cottages ideal for families andfriends to get together or just to get away from it all.

OPEN All yearNUMBER OF UNITS 2BEDROOMS Double 2, Ziplink 2BATHROOMS Ensuite 2, Private 2PRICES PER WEEK Low Season £410, High Season £580

CONTACTVicky Greves, Langley Lodge, Leafield,Oxfordshire OX29 9QDT 01993 878075M 07791 899660E [email protected]

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Grange Farm Country CottagesHHHH SLEEPS 1/22

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OPEN All yearNUMBER OF UNITS 5BEDROOMS King/Ziplink 2, Double 5BATHROOMS Private 7PRICES PER WEEK from Low Season £300, High Season £895

CONTACT Penelope Oakey, Grange Farm Estates, Godington,Bicester, Oxfordshire OX27 9AFT 01869 278778 M 07919 002132E [email protected]

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Guests, dogs and horses are all made very welcome at Grange Farm,set in the small, peaceful village of Godington in rural Oxfordshire,close to the Cotswolds.

Converted from Victorian barns, our stylish cottages are beautifullyfurnished and fully equipped. Inside and out they ooze luxury andcountry charm.

Countryside walks, fishing on your doorstep, and lovely gardensfor outdoor relaxing. Our friendly alpacas and cute ponies delightadults and children alike!

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The Duke Of Marlborough Country InnAA HHHH

Map ref G5

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 6, Twin 2, Family 5BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Single £70-£95, Double £100-£140, Twin £100-£130, Family£110-£140, Extra beds at £10 per person

CONTACT Derek Allen, The Duke Of Marlborough,Woodleys,Woodstock, Oxfordshire OX20 1HTT 01993 811460E [email protected]

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Quiet, family run and friendly, this inn is well known locally for itsgood food. It’s situated next to the A44 on the edge of historicWoodstock, just 1.5 miles from Blenheim Palace and 7 miles fromOxford.

All our chefs are fully trained to produce home-made meals, desserts& cakes which are available from 7.30am through to 9.30pm daily.

You may like to stay in one of the 13 purpose built ensuite roomswhile you explore Oxford, Stratford upon Avon or the Cotswolds.

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Burleigh FarmMap ref H7

18th century Cotswold stone working farm surrounded by fields andviews. 1 mile walk across fields to Bladon and St Martin’s Church,burial place of Sir Winston Churchill. 3 miles to Blenheim Palaceand Woodstock, 6 miles to Oxford. Comfortable, friendly home,full country breakfasts, great family atmosphere.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Single 1, Double 1, Family 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Large family room as a double (2 people) £40 per personper night. Single person in double room, £50 per night.Family £80-£150, Children under 14 £20

CONTACT Jane Cook, Burleigh Farm, Burleigh Road,Cassington, Oxfordshire OX29 4DZT 01865 881352E [email protected]/accom/burleighfarm

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The Marlborough ArmsMap ref G5

Elegantly refurbished 15th century Coaching Inn, with 13 bedrooms,offering Townhouse B&B. Winter log fires and courtyard garden.Walking distance to Blenheim Palace. Exclusive use packagesavailable for 35-100 guests. One room equipped with microwave ,and refrigerator, making self-catering an option. Free parking & WiFi.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Single 1, Double 12BATHROOMS 12 ensuite, 1 private PRICES from Double £99, Single £80

CONTACT Sally, The Marlborough Arms, Oxford Street,Woodstock, Oxfordshire OX20 1TST 01993 811227 E [email protected]

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Corncroft Guest HouseAA HHHH

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OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 8, Twin 1, Family 2BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES from Single £70, Double £80, Twin £80, Family £100

CONTACT Richard Turner, Corncroft Guest House,69-71 Corn Street, Witney, Oxfordshire OX28 6AST 01993 773298E [email protected]

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Corncroft is a Grade II listed building dating from circa 1710.It is situated just 2 minutes walk from the town centre.The accommodation comprises 11 ensuite rooms –double and family, all furnished to a very high standardwith Queen Anne or Jacobean style furniture.

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Macdonald Bear HotelAA qq HHHH

Map ref G5

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 43, Twin 10, Family 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Double £99-£470, Twin £99-£350, Family £119-£350

CONTACT Christopher Rafe, Macdonald Bear Hotel, Park Street,Woodstock, Oxfordshire OX20 1SZT 01993 811124E [email protected]/bear

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Macdonald Bear Hotel is one of the finest 4-star hotels. Set inWoodstock – known as the ‘Gateway to the Cotswolds’, in what wasonce a 13th century coaching inn, our hotel combines history andculture with exceptional facilities. A few steps away from themagnificent Blenheim Palace and with direct access to the historic cityof Oxford, our hotel is a popular choice for leisure breaks andbusiness.

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Gorselands HallHHHH

Map ref F6

Lovely Cotswold stone country house. Family-owned and friendly.Set in secluded gardens. Many delightful country walks nearby.Excellent breakfasts with healthy option. Handy for visiting BlenheimPalace, City of Oxford and the Cotswolds. Good choice of excellenteating places close by. House available to rent. We are great forcyclists.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 3, Twin 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES from Single £65, Double £85, Family Suite £120, Dogs £9

CONTACT James and Lisa Smith, Gorselands Hall,Boddington Lane, North Leigh, Witney, Oxfordshire OX29 6PUT 01993 882292 E [email protected]

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Oxford Witney Four Pillars HotelAA HHHH

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OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 57, Twin 10, Family 10, Ziplink 10,Children under 12 free bed & breakfast when sharing.BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Double £99-£125, Twin/Ziplink £99-£135, Family £99-£135.Connoisseur and Four Poster Rooms available

CONTACT Anna Bambrook, Oxford Witney Four Pillars Hotel,Ducklington Lane, Witney, Oxfordshire OX28 4EXT 01993 779777 E witney.reservations@four-pillars.co.ukwww.oxfordwitneyhotel.co.uk

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This smart, contemporary hotel, located in the market town ofWitney, just 10 miles west of Oxford, reflects the charmingarchitectural style of the nearby Cotswolds.

The hotel offers 87 comfortably furnished bedrooms with flat screenTVs, free WiFi and plenty of car parking.

Visitors to the hotel can enjoy the popular Brasserie and Bar areas orrelax in the pool, sauna and steam room of the Leisure Club.

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The Killingworth CastleMap ref F6

The Killingworth Castle was transformed under new ownership, 8bedrooms refurbished in May. This multi award-winning 17thCentury inn has a Michelin Bib Gourmand & Oxfordshire’s Pub &Restaurant of the Year awards. Perfect base to explore OxfordshireCotswolds, 2 miles Blenheim Palace and short drive to Oxford &Bicester Village.

OPEN All yearBEDROOMS Double 8BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES Double £120-£180

CONTACT Grace Ford /Claire Alexander, The Killingworth Castle,Glympton Road, Wootton by Woodstock, Oxfordshire OX20 1EJT 01993 811401 E reservations@thekillingworthcastle.comwww.thekillingworthcastle.com

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Lincoln Farm ParkHHHHH

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Situated 9 miles west of Oxford in 8 acres of Oxfordshirecountryside, our award-winning park offers supremely cleanwashing facilities which includes family bathrooms, private washingand shaving cubicles and separate facilities for the disabled.We have two indoor swimming pools, jacuzzis, steam roomand a sauna, offering you the perfect opportunity to relax.

OPEN 5 February - 6 November 2016PITCHESTents 16, Touring Caravans 75PRICES PER PITCH PER NIGHT from Tents £19.30, Touring Caravans £21.30PRICES PER PITCH PER WEEK from Tents Low Season £128, High Season £198.Touring Caravans Low Season £142, High Season £198

CONTACT Lincoln Farm Park reception, Lincoln Farm Park,High Street, Standlake, Oxfordshire OX29 7RHT 01865 300239E [email protected]

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Hardwick ParksHHH

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Caravans, motorhomes and tents welcome and holiday homes forhire and sale. Rural location with lakes bisected by the RiverWindrush. Licensed clubhouse and restaurant, adventure playgroundfor young children, well stocked shop, WiFi, watersports and fishingavailable. Booking advisable by phone or online; debit and credit cardsaccepted.

OPEN Easter - OctoberPITCHESTents & Touring Caravans 196, Static Caravans 9PRICES PER PITCH PER NIGHT from Tents £11, Touring Caravans £16PRICES PER PITCH PER WEEKTents £92 - £126.35, Touring Caravans £130 -£159.60, Static Caravans £305 - £685

CONTACT Hardwick Parks Ltd, Downs Road, Standlake, Witney,Oxfordshire OX29 7PZT 01865 300501E [email protected]

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KELMSCOTT

Manor Farm - Shepherd’s HutsSLEEPS 2

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Our shepherd’s huts are situated within a pretty meadow in thepicturesque village of Kelmscott on the edge of the Cotswolds. Thecosy huts have ensuite bathroom, kitchenette, BBQ and firepit forthe long summer nights. They are serviced by gas, electricity andwater, with a woodburner for those chillier days.

OPEN March - OctoberNUMBER OF UNITS 2BEDROOMS 1 BATHROOMS Ensuite PRICES PER WEEK Low Season £550, High Season £650Short breaks available

CONTACT Emma Horner, Manor Farm, Kelmscott, Lechlade,Gloucestershire GL7 3HJT 01367 252620 E [email protected]

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Cotswold View - Pods HHHH SLEEPS 4/6

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The camping pod accommodation is a small insulated timber POD.The pods are landscaped within the caravan park, allowing you tohave full use of all facilities. Throughout the park we have both fourand six person pods. Enjoy ‘the great indoors in the great outdoors’.

OPEN March - OctoberNUMBER OF UNITS 12 PodsBEDROOMS 1 PRICES Four person £33, six person £54

CONTACT Cotswold View Caravan & Camping Park. EnstoneRoad, Charlbury. Oxfordshire OX7 3JHT 01608 810314 E [email protected]

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SHIPTON-UNDER-WYCHWOOD

Turkey CottageMap ref C5

Quietly situated in a Cotswold conservation village in an Area ofOutstanding Natural Beauty close to Burford. This 17th century,Grade II listed barn has every modern comfort. Ground floor area,fully fitted kitchen, comfortable sitting room overlooking a wellmaintained garden and patio area. Private garage is available.

OPEN All yearNUMBER OF UNITS 1BEDROOMSTwin 1BATHROOMS Ensuite 1PRICES PER WEEK from Low Season £295, High Season £345

CONTACT Mrs Hazel Ballot, Old Turkey Barn, 32 Plum Lane,Shipton-under-Wychwood, Oxfordshire OX7 6DZT 01993 831485

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MINSTER LOVELL

Hill Grove CottageHHHH SLEEPS 2/8

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A rural detached cottage sleeping 2-8 persons. Ideal for 2 familiesholidaying together. Situated on our 300 acre working farm borderingthe Cotswolds and overlooking the Windrush Valley. Walks throughfields to the picturesque village of Minster Lovell. Three pubs withinapprox 1 mile. Conservatory with river views. No pets. No smoking.

OPEN All yearNUMBER OF UNITS 1BEDROOMS Double 2, Twin 2BATHROOMS Ensuite 2, Family 1PRICES PER WEEK from Low Season £475, High Season £875,Christmas £925

CONTACT Katharine Brown, Hill Grove Farmhouse,Crawley Dry Lane, Minster Lovell, Witney, Oxfordshire OX29 0NAT 01993 703120E [email protected]/hill-grove-farm

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FINSTOCK

Witt’s End Holiday CottageSLEEPS 4

Map ref E5

A quintessential English country cottage in the beautiful rollingcountryside of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. 8 miles from Woodstockand Blenheim Palace, & equidistant from Oxford and Cotswoldattractions such as Bourton-on-the-Water, 30 minutes away inopposite directions. A great base for walking & exploring and touringOxfordshire and the Cotswolds.

OPEN January to DecemberNUMBER OF UNITS 1BEDROOMS 2BATHROOMS 1PRICES PER WEEK from Low Season £375, High Season £750

CONTACT Melinda Rawlings, 4 Millwood End, Long Hanborough,Oxfordshire OX29 8BXT 01993 883563E [email protected]

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KINGHAM

Bluewood Lodges

OPEN All yearNUMBER OF UNITS 30PRICES PER WEEK from Low Season £359, High Season £1329

CONTACT Bluewood Lodges, Kingham, Oxfordshire OX7 6UJT 01608 659946E [email protected]

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Bluewood Lodges is superbly located near to the picture postcardtraditional Cotswold village of Kingham. Nestled in a beautiful smallbluebell wood in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the lodgesand cottages offer visitors a tranquil escape and the perfect base forexploring the many charms the idyllic Cotswolds have to offer.Bluewood also has a Restaurant/Café & Bar called Tatty Buntingoffering freshly made Italian cuisine.

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Bruern CottagesHHHHH SLEEPS 2 /62

Map ref B4

Wychwood Cottage, sleeps 4; Epsom Cottage, sleeps 5; GoodwoodCottage, sleeps 5; Aintree Cottage, sleeps 6; Bookers Cottage, sleeps6; Shipton Cottage, sleeps 6; Newmarket Cottage, sleeps 8; WeirHouse, sleeps 10BATHROOMS Ensuite and SharedPRICES PER WEEK Low season £680-£2650High season £1524-£6900

CONTACT Bruern Cottages, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire OX7 6QAT 01993 830415 E [email protected]

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Bruern luxury self-catering cottages, with a Five Star Gold award,offer a high class oasis of calm in the stunningly picturesque hamlet ofBruern in the Cotswolds.

Ideally located, the cottages are renowned for their mix of homecomfort, quintessentially English design and a whole host of familyfriendly touches with great outdoor play spaces, indoor swimmingpool, Spa, Wendy house, indoor games room and a selection of bikesand toys for all ages.

OPEN All yearCOTTAGES Cope Cottage, sleeps 2; Saratoga Cottage, sleeps 2;Cheltenham Cottage, sleeps 4; Sandown Cottage, sleeps 4;

NORTH LEIGH

The Old Bakehouse HHHH SLEEPS 4+1

Map ref F6

Idyllic and beautifully converted barn on working stock farm, lessthan 10 minutes from Blenheim Palace and 20-25 minutes fromOxford. Two ground floor ensuite bedrooms, with largeconservatory/dining room with doors opening onto privatecourtyard garden. Upstairs large sitting room. Works well for limitedmobility users. Pets welcome.

OPEN All yearNUMBER OF UNITS 1BEDROOMS Double 1, Twin 1BATHROOMS All ensuitePRICES PER WEEK Low Season £425, High Season £595. 3 night shortbreak in low/medium season from £350.

CONTACT Pat Colson, Field Farm, Church Road,North Leigh, Near Witney, Oxfordshire OX29 6TXT 01993 881207 M 07970 515032 E [email protected]

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CHIPPING NORTON

Heath Farm Holiday CottagesHHHH/HHHHH SLEEPS 2/14

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OPEN All yearNUMBER OF UNITS 5BEDROOMS Double 6, Twin 2, Ziplink 2BATHROOMS Ensuite 4, Private 2PRICES PER WEEK from Low Season £404, High Season £939

CONTACT David and Nena Barbour, Heath Farm, Swerford,Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire OX7 4BNT 01608 683270 E [email protected]

Five beautiful award-winning quality handcrafted stone cottages.Exquisite interiors, wonderful views. Stunning paved courtyard andwater garden. Croquet lawn and freedom in 70 acres of woodlandsand wildflower meadows. Open log fires, free firewood, Wifi, TV, DVD.

Oxford, Stratford, Bicester Village within 20 miles. Convenient M40access 7 miles. Ideal and tranquil base for exploring Cotswolds.Excellent pubs, restaurants and farmers’ markets. Non smoking. Nopets. Flexible short/long breaks.

Exclusive, unusual, luxurious – spoil yourself.

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CHIPPING NORTON

Cherry Orchard CottagesHHH SLEEPS 2/4

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Two comfortable properties on ground level set in spacious groundsin beautiful countryside 3 miles north of Chipping Norton. Oxford,Stratford-upon-Avon and Cotswold villages all a short drive away.Fishing lakes and farm shop a 5 minute walk away. Short breaksavailable. Use of outdoor pool. Pets welcome.

OPEN All yearNUMBER OF UNITS 2BEDROOMS 1 Double and 1 TwinBATHROOMS Ensuite 2PRICES PER WEEK from Low Season £260, High Season £340

CONTACT Jane and Alan Taplin, Butlers Hill Farm, Great Rollright,Near Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire OX7 5SJT 01608 684430 M 07811 616674E [email protected]

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Banbury Hill Farm CottagesAA HHH/HHHH SLEEPS 2/18

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OPEN All yearNUMBER OF UNITS 6BEDROOMS Double 6, Twin 1BATHROOMS Ensuite 3, Private 4PRICES PER WEEK from Low Season £320, High Season £670

CONTACT Jane Ford, Banbury Hill Farm, Enstone Road, Charlbury,Oxfordshire OX7 3JHT 01608 810314E [email protected]

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Homely, comfortable Cotswold cottages set among the naturalbeauty and rolling hills of the Cotswold countryside.

Ideal location for exploring Cotswold towns, Shakespeare Stratford-upon-Avon, Blenheim Palace or the spires of Oxford. Nearby thefamous Cotswold Wildlife Park.

Or stay with us and enjoy our forest trails, tennis court, and play areasand meet our farm animals.

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BURFORD

The Mill at BurfordSLEEPS 2/4

Map ref B6

Cider Press and Lime Tree studio apartments have super views overthe millstream and surrounding woodland. They offer a tranquilretreat, private parking and use of pretty garden, yet are only 5minutes walk to Burford town centre. They are well furnished witheverything you need for a comfortable stay.

OPEN All yearNUMBER OF UNITS 2BEDROOMS Double 2BATHROOMS 2PRICES PER WEEK from Low Season £332, High Season £436

CONTACT Manor Cottages, 33a Priory Lane, Burford,Oxfordshire OX18 4SGT 01993 824252E [email protected]

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