Kingham is a peaceful and secluded village, voted in 2006 as Country Life's
'England's Favourite Village', yet it has a main line train service to London Paddington - only 90 minutes away. The station is about a mile from the village but with a regular connecting bus service.
Kingham is located in the broad Evenlode valley with wide open village greens at its northern end bordered by elegant cottages, many dating from the 17th and 18th centuries. There is a village shop, a church and two pubs.
The village is an excellent centre for walking and cycling. Nearby attractions include Churchill and Sarsden Heritage Centre and Daylesford Organic.
Kingham is also a foodie destination, with its two highly-rated pubs, the Kingham Plough and The Wild Rabbit, and the annual Big Feastival at Blur bassist Alex James’ local farm.
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A Restaurant with Rooms
The Kingham Plough is a quintessential Cotswold Inn with an outstanding restaurant alongside the perfect village pub. Upstairs, 6 boutique en-suite bedrooms have been created for the maximum of comfort.
The seven en-suite bedrooms offer the best in quality and comfort. They provide a simple, tasteful elegance that is reflected throughout The Kingham Plough. Digital plasma televisions, Wi-Fi access, tea, coffee and homemade biscuits compliment these superb rooms.
Breakfast is served either in the dining room, or weather permitting, on the terrace. A full English breakfast, fresh pastries, homemade jams and marmalade and muesli are all available.
Children and dogs are also welcome. Please ask when booking so we can make sure you have everything you need for your stay.
“the six rooms are sweet… with neutral chintz free décor and country house style
bathrooms with claw footed baths to wallow in.”
The Sunday Times - Rated Number Five in The Top Ten British Hotels.
Restaurant
Since opening in 2007, Chef Proprietor Emily Watkins and her husband Miles Lampson have followed their ethos that provenance is the key to great food and they continue to source only the best local ingredients, both for the kitchen and bar. Their success is reflected in their numerous awards. This year alone, Emily Watkins was winner of BBC’s Great British Menu, and Cotswold Food Hero of the Year in the Cotswold Life Food and Drink Awards and they won Oxfordshire Dining Pub of the Year in the Good Pub Guide 2015 as well as being listed in The Times 25 Best Country Pubs for Food. The Kingham Plough continues to be recommended in the Michelin and AA guides amongst many others.
Rooms
As an Oxfordshire pub with rooms, the Kingham Plough makes it possible to turn your evening meal into the perfect Cotswolds getaway. We have six individually decorated, comfortable en-suite bedrooms, each featuring feather duvets and pillows, Egyptian cotton linen, free WiFi, a large flat screen Smart TV with DVD player, Freeview and iPlayer, Penhaligons ‘Blenheim Bouquet’ toiletries and a mini-bar.
Families are more than welcome; two pairs of rooms share a landing so you can have your own family area. Most baby monitors reach the bar allowing you to relax and enjoy your meal while your children sleep soundly upstairs. Dogs are also welcome in the annex rooms. Please note, all of our rooms are only accessible via a flight of stairs
Tariff
Large double/twin rooms with en-suite bathrooms - from £165 per room per night.
(Single Occupancy - from £120 per room per night).
Standard double/twin rooms with en-suite bathrooms - from£145 per room, per night.
(Single Occupancy of these rooms - from £110 per room, per night).
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The Kingham Plough,
Kingham,
Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire,
OX7 6YD