Faringdon Accommodation - Near The City of Dreaming Spires is located at the south eastern end of the Cotswolds and is of course a main tourist holiday destination.There are a number of places to stay offering accommodation centrally and others located on the outskirts which are ideal for combining touring Oxford City and the Oxfordshire Cotswolds including Woodstock and Blenheim Palace and quaint villages such as Great Tew with its thatched cottages.
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For those wanting the benefit of nearness to Oxford but strategically placed for touring the Oxfordshire Cotswolds including Blenheim Palace we recommend looking also at accommodation at the following places:- Woodstock, Witney, Burford and Chipping Norton.
The Best Western Sudbury House Hotel, a former Regency residence, recently extended-blending modern facilities with traditional elegance, is set in nine acres of secluded grounds in the old market town of Faringdon, midway between Oxford and Swindon. The secluded privates grounds with pitch and putt, croquet and badminton together with our commitment to caring for all your creature comforts makes the Best Western Sudbury House Hotel a home away from home. In addition to our facilities, we have concessions arranged at a local golf club and driving range. This together with a leisure center in Faringdon and the Oasis Leisure Center a multi-complex in Swindon, means there should never be a dull moment during your stay with us.
For your convenience, high-speed Internet access is available at our property and which is chargeable in bedrooms, conference areas and public areas. Our 49 double bedrooms are spacious, some designated non-smoking and some adapted for disabled guests. Our guests can enjoy exploring Oxford, the Vale of the White Horse and classic Cotswold villages.
There is something for everyone at the Best Western Sudbury House Hotel.
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Sudbury House Hotel, Folly Hill, Faringdon, Swindon, Oxfordshire. SN7 8AA
Welcome to The Bell Hotel, a delightful 16th century hotel, bar and brasserie situated in the
heart of the historic market town of Faringdon on the threshold of the Cotswolds.
Back in the 18th century the town became a prominent staging post where weary travellers took refuge from the bone shaking roads and enjoyed the comfortable hospitality at The Bell Hotel.
That tradition of hospitality continues today at The Bell Hotel as the new management of Glenn Geldard and his team ensure leisure and business travellers receive a warm welcome.
The Bell Hotel offers eight spacious and comfortably furnished bedrooms. Full of character, the rooms feature oak beams, ornate plasterwork ceilings and undulating floors – and enjoy views of Faringdon’s Market Place or the hotel’s courtyard.
All have a private bath or shower, colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities. Two of the rooms are family rooms with a double and single bed and plenty of room for an extra z bed which can be supplied on request.
Family rooms cost £80 per night and can accommodate up to four people.
A double/twin room costs £70 per night
subject to availability, single occupancy costs £55 per night.
Breakfast at The Bell is included.
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he Bell Hotel, Market Place, Faringdon, Oxfordshire. SN7 7HP
Buscot Manor,
located in the picturesque National Trust village of Buscot,
is a Seventeenth Century Grade 11*
listed National Trust Manor offering two luxurious four-poster
guestrooms, each with private bathroom.
As the family home
of Edward and Patricia Armsden, guests can enjoy the romantic,
friendly and informal atmosphere of the Manor, relax by the
open fire in the Drawing room, sit in the garden or take
opportunity to explore this historic village with its tea-shop,
locks, weir and Thames Walks. As a haven of peace and relaxation,
within the comfort of Buscot Manor we have no televisions
and a no smoking policy throughout the house. By offering
just two exclusive four poster guest rooms, a maximum of only four house guests may
be resident at the Manor at any one time.
We are ideally situated for walking,
touring the Cotswolds and exploring Oxford, Cheltenham, Stratford upon Avon and Warwick.
We have excellent nearby restaurants
and pubs including The Radnor Arms, the National Trust pub
at Coleshill.
Our standard tariff is from £100 per room per night,
based on two persons sharing to include a substantial continental
breakfast.
Chowle Farmhouse is ideally situated, beside the A420,
for touring and business in the heart of the Thames Valley
Chowle Farmhouse are just next to the historic Market Town of Faringdon and within easy reach of Swindon, Oxford, Wantage, Witney, Newbury, Cirencester, Hungerford and Marlborough. We are within an hour and a half drive of Southampton, Birmingham, London and Bristol
Facilities:-
Ample secure off road parking ;
Welcome tray in your room ;
Complimentary Soft Drinks ;
Wireless Broadband ;
Laundry and Ironing Service available;
CDPlayer Alarm Clock ;
DIGITAL LCD TV in each room with FREEVIEW ;
Dressing Gowns available on request.
All rooms have good sized en suite with choice of Bath, shower or both!
Meals:-
Served in our comfortable Dining Room with private tables.
A variety of Breakfasts to suit your taste. All prepared with fresh, Home or Locally produced ingredients wherever possible. -
The Full English is a speciality with our own home produced eggs and family reared Bacon.-
Evening Meals can be provided by prior arrangement.-
Special Dietary needs can be catered for.
Bedroom 1. -
Ground floor room with Easy Access. -
Twin or Super King bed, en suite with large shower. Tea and coffee facilities, LCD TV with Freeview, CD/Radio alarm Bedroom 2.
Twin or Super King bedded room, en suite with large shower. Tea and coffee facilities, LCD TV with Freeview, CD/Radio alarm. View over fields to Berkshire Downs and White Horse Hill. Bedroom 3.
Twin or Super King bed, en suite with bath and shower. Tea and coffee facilities, LCD TV with Freeview, CD/Radio alarm. View over fields to Berkshire Downs and White Horse Hill. Bedroom 4.
Twin or Super King bed, en suite with large bath and shower. Tea and coffee facilities, LCD TV with Freeview, CD/Radio alarm. Private balcony with view over garden, fields and lake.
The Old Rectory, Hinton Waldrist offers comfortable and spacious accommodation
in a lovely Grade II* listed country house that dates from the 14th century
Located a mile from the River Thames in the Vale of the White Horse, Hinton Waldrist is an ideal base for exploring Oxford, Burford and the Cotswolds, and further afield to Bath and Henley-on-Thames.
Accommodation comprises luxury twin bedroom with bathroom en suite, and a suite consisting of double bedroom, single bedroom and private bathroom. Top quality beds with firm mattresses Spotless linen and towels Tea/coffee making facilities in bedrooms Television in bedrooms Ample private off-street parking Tennis court Children over 5 are welcome No pets please Non-smoking house
You can be sure of a warm welcome, a comfortable bed
and a hearty home-cooked breakfast at The Old Rectory. Call or email for availability.
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The Old Rectory,
Hinton Waldrist, Faringdon, Oxon SN7 8SA
The Trout at Tadpole Bridge
Where the River Thames meets the Cotswolds
It’s not a very well known fact that the source of the River Thames is in the Cotswolds. As the river slowly flows on to London, it leads through some of the most beautiful and historic countryside in England.
One such wonderfully peaceful setting is Tadpole Bridge, a River Thames crossing point near the Oxfordshire village of Bampton, 20 minutes from the centre of Oxford. Here, you’ll find the Trout, an unusual, historic Inn, located by the Thames Path. A Free House with just six bedrooms, the Trout is a destination in its own right, with riverside walks and berthing for up to six boats – a real ‘escape from it all’ location. It’s handy for the nearby Vale of the White Horse and Cotswold gems such as William Morris’s Kelmscott Manor.
Features such as log fires, superior bedrooms, cask ales and careful use of the best local ingredients have won The Trout at Tadpole Bridge a listing in:
2007 Michelin Pubs Guide, The Good Food Guide, the Good Pub Guide, AA Pub Guide and Alistair Sawdays Special Places to Stay.
Tariff:- from Double/Twin £100.00 Single Occupancy £70.00 ~ Suite £130.00 Single Occupancy £90.00
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The Trout Inn at Tadpole Bridge, Buckland Marsh, Faringdon, Oxfordshire. SN7 8RF
Radcot
is a small hamlet with four houses and one inn. it is an ancient crossing
of the Thames and has the oldest bridge over the Thames. It is situated on the A4095, the Faringdon - Witney road, 2 1/2 miles north of Faringdon.
The Barn
A stone barn, in the farmyard, which at one time was a granary, was converted in 1992/3 into a granny flat. It now comprises:
Double Bedroom on ground floor, with polished elm floor with rugs.
Bathroom on ground floor, with whirlpool bath, and shower.
Sitting Room/Kitchen on ground floor, with wood burning stove, TV, Video recorder. Kitchen is equipped with gas
stove, Microwave, Fridge and Freezer. There is a washing machine. There are internal and external drying facilities, ironing board and iron.
There is a Spiral Staircase to a: Balcony with elm floor and railings, with a double Futon bed. Elm door leads to:
Twin Bedroom in former hayloft.
A cot is available. Bed linen and towels can be supplied for £3 per person per week.
The barn is 200 yards down the farm's drive from the Faringdon - Witney Road (A4095). It is also 200 yards from the River Thames where there is private fishing on the river bank or in a
private pond connected to the river.
(Coarse fishing season mid June to mid March). There is a boathouse on this pond with punts, canoes (Canadian), and dinghies which are available to guests on request.
The farm has free range chickens, ducks and geese in the farmyard and lambs in the fields.
We are therefore wary of dogs unless they can be controlled. Please arrange beforehand.
"A base for exploring the heart of England, a peaceful retreat in the Oxfordshire countryside"
Two self catering cottages (4 – 10 persons) located in the charming village of Shellingford. The cottages are converted former stables and farm outbuildings providing excellent accommodation in a picturesque village setting.
Close to Faringdon (3 miles) in the Vale of the White Horse, Shellingford is on the ‘threshold of the Cotswolds’ and an ideal base for touring Oxford (17 miles), Cheltenham (40 miles), Bath (53 miles) and London (80 miles). There are many places of historic interest locally including the Uffington White Horse and plenty of activities for the kids to do within easy reach by car.
The Goodlake Barns are a series of old farm outbuildings built around a central courtyard in the heart of the small village of Shellingford. They are converted to form charming cottages retaining much of the old character of the buildings with exposed beams and areas of exposed stonework internally. They currently provide spacious accommodation for up to 10 guests and are fitted out to a high specification.
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Church Farm
Shellingford, Faringdon, Oxfordshire, SN7 7AQ
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Centres in the Cotswolds and the six counties of Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire,
Somerset, Warwickshire and Oxfordshire:-
Back in the 18th century the town became a prominent staging post where weary travellers took refuge from the bone shaking roads and enjoyed the comfortable hospitality at The Bell Hotel.
11*
listed National Trust Manor offering two luxurious four-poster
guestrooms, each with private bathroom.
upon Avon and Warwick.
All rooms non smoking.
It’s not a very well known fact that the source of the River Thames is in the Cotswolds. As the river slowly flows on to London, it leads through some of the most beautiful and historic countryside in England.
Radcot
is a small hamlet with four houses and one inn. it is an ancient crossing
of the Thames and has the oldest bridge over the Thames. It is situated on the A4095, the Faringdon - Witney road, 2 1/2 miles north of Faringdon.
Cotswolds’ and an ideal base for touring Oxford (17 miles), Cheltenham (40 miles), Bath (53 miles) and London (80 miles). There are many places of historic interest locally including the Uffington White Horse and plenty of activities for the kids to do within easy reach by car.
