Oxfordshire Inns

Set in the picturesque village of Shipton-under-Wychwood. The Lamb is a beautiful Cotswold stone inn with five luxurious unique, luxury en-suite bedrooms.

Our pub downstair offers a quintessential English pub atmosphere; cosy, jovial and inviting. We serve an array of drinks and delicious, hearty meals. The hotel upstairs consists of individual, warm rooms, comfortably furnished and classically decorated.

Head of the River is a very popular traditional inn, bar and restaurant set in a stunning location overlooking the River Thames. With 12 bedrooms, some of which have recently been refurbished to a very high standard retaining the character and original features of the property.

Built in 1637, a coaching inn on the ancient Worcester to London road the B4027. Situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Wootton village, just two miles from Woodstock.

A former 16th century cider house, it has been elegantly furnished and modernised without losing any of its original charm. The bedrooms have been tastefully decorated with elegant furnishings whilst still maintaining the character and charm of the building.

Set in it own grounds a few minutes drive from the romantic city of Oxford and on the doorstep of Blenheim Palace and the Cotswolds.

the Angel is a haven of tranquillity and comfort. Built in 1652, this cosy restaurant with rooms is packed with original features. Old oak beams adorn the ceilings and in the winter months, flickering log fires reflect on the gleaming copper and brass.

Welcome to the Bat and Ball, where comfortable accommodation, memorable food and quality liquor meets with informality and a relaxing atmosphere.

Overlooking the beautiful market-square of Deddington. We are located in a medieval village lying between Oxford and Banbury at the gateway to the Cotswolds.

A charming inn nestling in the sleepy medieval village of Dorchester-on-Thames, 9 miles from Oxford. The inn has a dining room, cosy bar, great garden and 5 fabulous luxury en suite bedrooms.

The Greyhound Inn is a grade II listed redbrick building in Letcombe Regis, a short distance from Wantage off the B4507. The pub is open lunchtime and evening and all day Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The Highway Hotel is a family owned and run cosy Inn, right in the heart of Burford, inbetween Oxford and Cheltenham. As one of the few Free houses left in the area we pride ourselves on the largest range of local beers.

Wifi broadband connection available throughout the building welcome to the Kingfisher Inn we are a family owned and operated hotel at the head of the Old Wharf Road in the small village of Shillingford by the river Thames.

The Kings Head Inn & Restaurant is tucked away in the tranquil conservation village of Wootton-by-Woodstock. A haven of delight for those who enjoy good food (mostly gluten free)and a very peaceful nights sleep.

The Lamb Inn at Burford is everyone's dream of what an ancient English inn should be but with modern comforts, excellent service and award winning food.

The Maytime Inn is settled deep in the heart of the Cotswolds. The traditional inn is built in the Windrush Valley with the Windrush river flowing just a small stones throw away. The Cotswold area has been an allocated area of outstanding natural beauty.

The Merrymouth Inn is a veritable haven of fine food and hospitality, situated within the Cotswolds, just three miles north of Burford. Our nine double bedrooms are located in attractively converted stables around a pretty garden countryside and overlooking the rolling Cotswold countryside.

This former coaching inn, dating back to the sixteenth century, which has retained its original cobbled courtyard and fountain, lies in the heart of this quiet market town. Once a month the archway to the hotel's courtyard, just off the market square, hosts some of the stalls of a local farmers' market.

Traditional family run village public house with 3 separate accommodation rooms. Full menu available 5-8pm Tues - Friday & Sat & Sun lunchtimes. We have a restaurant, games room, garden & car park.

Behind sturdy weathered walls in mellow Cotswold stone, the convivial bar features exposed brick, heavy oak beams and a log fire set into a pillared alcove. The inn also has a restful lounge and a choice of place to settle down to a meal - the bar-restaurant or the intimate dining room with a copper-canopied fireplace.