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Uplands House is a family home, built in the 19th century of golden Hornton stone. We are a well established Wolsey Lodge and our visitors are treated as house guests. We usually dine en famille and offer generous hospitality, pretty bedrooms, excellent food and the finest wines.

We go to great lengths to make your visit a memorable one, and hope you will return often. The house is set in a beautiful garden surrounded by the ancient parklands of Uplands Farm and Upton House.

We are close to Stratford upon Avon, Warwick, Banbury and Leamington Spa. At Uplands our guests may enjoy all the peace and tranquility of the lovely Warwickshire countryside, while being close enough to explore the many towns, delightful villages and umpteen places of interests in the Cotswolds. Upton House with its wonderful collections of paintings and porcelain is just a stone's throw away, the National Herb Centre is only two miles, and Shakespeare's Stratford on Avon is but a short drive.

If you don't want to go anywhere, enjoy in the garden, play croquet on the lawn, or sit and watch the many species of birds with a peaceful backdrop of grazing sheep.

All room rates include full English breakfast. A four course dinner is £30 per person

Payment is by cheque, cash or credit card and we ask for a non returnable deposit of 50% of the first night's booking when the reservation is made.

Please note that Uplands House is a non-smoking establishment.

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When you stay with us, you will be within easy range of Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick Castle, Blenheim Palace, Oxford and the Cotswolds, and many other well known houses and gardens.

We are also only 15 minutes from Bicester Village if shopping is your aim.

To make life easier for you and to help you to find your way around, we have built up over the years for your use, a library of travel directions to the various attractions you may wish to visit, as well as to important venues such as Heathrow Airport, Central London, Bath, York, the Lake District etc. We can also advise you about days and times of opening, the best ways in and out and where to park your car.

Home Farmhouse is located in Charlton, just east of the M40 between Junctions 10 and 11. It is an old village mentioned in the Domesday Book (1067), a modern copy of which you can look at in the house. The village has a shop, a post office and a good pub only 100 yards (metres) from the house.

Welcome to Banbury Cross Bed and Breakfast

A Victorian house, tastefully furnished with a relaxing home from home environment. Family run. Situated at the beginning of the B4035, 400 yards from the famous Banbury Cross, 5-minute walk to the town centre.

Banbury is an old market town, which host an array of shops, restaurants and pubs. Markets are still held Thursdays and Saturdays. An ideal base for holiday or business stays. Within easy reach of Stratford upon Avon, Leamington Spa, Warwick, Woodstock, Blenheim Palace, Silverstone Race Track, Oxford and of course the beautiful Cotswolds.

Relax and enjoy the comfort of our rooms!

All our accommodation is of a high standard. We have en-suite singles, doubles, twins or family rooms as well as 2 singles sharing a bathroom (with choice of shower or bath.)
Tea & coffee making facilities, TV, and hairdryer are in all the rooms
An iron and ironing board are on hand, if needed.

The Broughton Suite has recently been refurbished to a very high standard and offers you all the luxuries of home. With its Oak panelled bathroom including a hydrotherapy spa bath, this is an ideal room for wedding nights, special birthdays, anniversaries, important business clients or just a romantic weekend break.

A full choice of English breakfast is available or alternatively a Continental breakfast is also available. Vegetarians and special diets are catered for, please make your requirements known when booking.

Guests are welcome to make use of the rear garden weather permitting, or sit on the veranda, enjoying the quiet beauty of the surroundings.

The garden is the only area of the house where smoking is permitted.

Grange Farm house was built in the late 18th Century
The Taylor family have farmed Grange Farm for 100 years

Grange Farm is a family run farm of just over 300 hectare two thirds of which is arable, planted with wheat barley, linseed, oil seed rape and lupins, the remainder is grassland/ grazing for the 90 head beef enterprise, a livery yard containing 12 stables and a Equestrian Cross Country Course.

Our garden is a peaceful/rural haven if you want to relax and read the paper, or just watch the world go by.

Accommodation consists of: - 1 Double Bedroom en suite - 2 Twin en suite Bedroom

Tariff:- Double room from £60.00 per night - Twin en suite rooms from £30.00 per person per night
All rooms have tea/coffee making facilities - TV - Radio Clock Alarm & Hair Dryer.

Price includes a full english breakfast, or something lighter if you prefer.

Equestrian Cross Country Course, Full Livery available on our small exclusive yard
set in quiet rural surroundings Excellent facilities Good Hacking Grass Gallops.

" A relaxed and comfortable setting in the heart of beautiful Cotswold countryside. "

The Six Bells, formerly a village pub, is now an attractive stone house that sits on the edge of the village green. The rooms provide comfortable accommodation, some with en suite bathrooms, and all have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities.

Sulgrave is a pretty village built around the imposing Sulgrave Manor, the ancestral home of George Washington, which is open for public visits. There is a friendly pub serving good food within walking distance from our house.

We are within easy reach of Oxford, Warwick Castle, Stratford-upon-Avon and the Cotswolds. We are also about 15 minutes drive away from the Silverstone Circuit.

Room Types: 1 twin, 1 double/twin with en suite shower room, 1 double with its own toilet and basin.

Prices:-

Singles from £30-£45, Double/twin from £55-£60, Triple (family) from £75-£85 - French spoken.

Welcoming, friendly B&B in lovely C17th stone farmhouse
on the Broughton Castle Estate.

Relax and unwind in peaceful surroundings and very comfortable accommodation.

We are a working livestock and arable farm with Higher Level Stewardship status reflecting our environmentally sensitive method of farming.

Our meadows are listed in the National Garden Scheme and there are many beautiful walks from the farm.

We can offer you a choice of three well furnished bedrooms with wash basin, digital TV/DVD/radio, refreshment tray, hairdryer and free wi-fi access.

In the morning enjoy a delicious English breakfast with our own free range eggs and home produce in a traditional dining room with log fire. In the summer relax with a coffee in the garden.

Broughton Castle, featured in "Shakespeare in Love" is only a mile away. The market town of Banbury and the delights of Oxford, Blenheim, Stratford and the Cotswolds are within easy reach by car. M40 (J11) 6 miles.

Tariff: Rooms from £30 per person per night incl. breakfast

Facilities:
Children welcome, Off-street car parking, No smoking, Television Central heating throughout Tea- / coffee-making facilities, Sorry no pets.

Gowers Close is an ancient thatched and beamed cottage in a charming village in the North Cotswolds with large windows looking out onto a glorious garden. Antique furniture, crackling log fires in the inglenook fireplace, walls covered with books and pictures, a grand piano, a sunny terrace under the wisteria for summer breakfasts; a perfect recipe for a relaxing weekend.

There are two pretty bedrooms, one king sized double and one twin, each with a bathroom en suite and tea and coffee making facilities.

They both look out onto the garden and in the summer, wisteria and roses vie with each other to poke into the windows and look at the guests.

Your hosts are John (tall and very amusing) and Judith (great cook, music -lover and garden writer), and welcoming committee is Daisy (bearded collie and waggy tail). The atmosphere is very relaxed, many guests returning year after year. Great breakfasts, with home-produced or locally-sourced food, are served from the Aga in the kitchen/dining room whilst the award-winning local pub, the Wykham Arms, serves delicious suppers and is only 100 yards away.

You can expect peace and quiet, comfy beds, laughter, music, and lots of lovely walks to give you a good appetite. Gardening advice, cuttings and seedlings are all part of the treat

Location - 14 miles from Chipping Campden
Sibford Gower is 3/4 mile south of the B4035 between Banbury and Chipping Campden, 7 miles west from M40 (Junction 11).
The House has a thatched porch and is in Main Street on the same side as the Church and Primary School, near the cross roads.

Accommodation
One double bedroom and one twin bedroom, both en suite, from £70.00 per night.
Single occupancy £50.00.

Dinner (minimum of 4 people) £28 for four courses. We are not licensed so please bring your own wine.

A Victorian House set in a rural area opposite the Bannatyne Health and fitness centre incorporating Banbury Rugby Club.

A family run business with friendly atmosphere and ample breakfast. We are close to the village pubs. All of the pubs have beer gardens with a warm welcome to the children.

We extend a warm welcome to our foreign visitors and cater accordingly.

For the rambler pleasant countryside. The canal is close by. For course fishing there is plenty of scope

Cyclists are given provision for safe storage of cycles. For sight seeing an excellent base we have Oxford to the south (Park and ride 15 minute drive) and Warwick and Stratford upon Avon to the North.

B & B Rooms Facilities

All rooms have TVs. Tea coffee facilities are available. Some rooms have showers and wash hand basins. Bath is also available. Internet connection is free of charge. Microwave and fridge. For guests use.

Parking
Parking, there are facilities within the premises a lay by outside the premises.

We are on a very busy road the A4260 the property is well insulated therefore the traffic noise inside is minimal. There is a large garden to the front of the premises.

Transport
There is an excellent train service to Banbury being on the main line ideal for train spotting. We are 2 miles from Kings Sutton bridge where many spotters set up their tripods etc. There are lots of historic buildings in the area and Blenheim Palace not to far away, most important we are on the edge of the Cotswolds. Not far from Gloucester Green home of parachute jumping and a short ride to Hinton in The Hedges. Close to Junction 10 and Junction 11 of the M40.

Room Rates (inclusive of breakfast):- Single £17.50; Twin £36.00; Double £40.00;
Family Room for three £48.00.

Welcome to the Lampet Arms at Tadmarton near Banbury

There are 4 guests rooms all of them en suite and with remote control TV, direct dial telephone and tea/coffee making facilities.

Awarded 3 diamonds by the AA, the spacious rooms occupy a beautifully converted coach house with private access and good parking facilities.

Tadmarton is an attractive village with a church dating back to Norman times boasting a very fine old font more than 600 years old.

The Lampet Arms is a free house owned and run by Mike and Dawn Francis, it is approved by CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) and listed in the Good Pub Guide. Mike has often been complemented for the quality of his beer.

Home Cooked Food

The Lampet Arms also serves a range of home cooked snacks and meals, from a bar menu of freshly prepared food or from a more substantial menu.

A 17th Century thatched Country Inn combining modern essentials with old world charm, Offering excellent food and accommodation

Close to the River Cherwell, the pretty village of Clifton has many interesting and attractive buildings. One of the most attractive is undoubtedly
"The Duke of Cumberland's Head", a 17th century Hornton stone building with a fine thatched roof and a large garden with lovely views and listed in the Good Pub and Beer guides for many years.
The interior is equally appealing, with a vast stone inglenook fireplace, black beams and rustic furniture. In the mid-19th century the licensee James Hall ran the inn not only as a place for refreshment but also as a grocery and a bakery - with a shop selling beaver hats for good measure.

The present landlord, Nick Huntingdon, undertook a major refurbishment of the unused attic rooms with his architect; six bedrooms were constructed and individually designed to allow for the history and charm of the building. All the rooms are en-suite and provide comfortable and spacious accommodation, with television, tea and coffee making facilities. Well behaved dogs are permitted in the rooms.

Tariff: Single occupancy £60.00 - Double occupancy £75.00 - Additional person in room add £15.00
Full English breakfast is included

13th Century Cotswolds Coaching Inn 4 miles from Burford and 5 miles from Stow-on-the-Wold B&B and Restaurant

4 Star B&B a few minutes walk from the Little Venice of the Cotswolds - Bourton-on-the-Water

Beautiful newly built Cottage in a courtyard setting to a high standard offers contemporary style in the heart of historic Minchinhampton.

A listed period cottage, part of one of Minchinhampton's most significant terraces formerley connected to the Gatcombe Park Estate

Beautiful cosy cottage by the river Windrush and all the amenities that Bourton-on-the-Water village has to offer

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