Hotels in Salford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom 25 hotels and apartments

Crown And Cushion Hotel

Chipping Norton

 3 Star Hotel

Customer rating from 4 reviews: 6.0 Above Average

Most recent booking for this hotel was 21/05/2012 at 09:51

A warm welcome to the Crown and Cushion Hotel. In an area steeped with history the Crown and Cushion is a relaxing home away from home. Originally a 15th Century Coaching Inn - the Crown and Cushion is now a proud 40 bedroom hotel right in the heart of the Cotswold's. In the past the Crown and Cushion was owned by the legendary drummer Keith Moon from 'The Who' and his legacy of decadence lives on today. A New Era in now here under new ownership it would be an understatement to say the locals have seen a vast improvement in standards service and attention to detail as well as a re-decorate and freshen up. As well as boasting 40 en-suite bedrooms there is a cosy traditional bar bistro restaurant comfortable lounge alfresco dining on our the floral terrace private dining room (up to 16 guests) 160 guest function suite (with own bar and separate entrance) 2 further conference rooms health club - pool gym squash court and WiFi available in the hotel grounds. So why not come in relax and let the surrounding...

The Kings Arms Arkells Brewery

Chipping Norton

 3 Star Hotel

Customer rating from 2 reviews: 0.8 Unrated

The management and staff welcome you to The Kings Arms,currently offering 13 well appointed rooms, all of which are en-suite. This charming 300 year old coaching inn is, in fact, one of the newest additions to the Arkell's stable.

The Red Lion

Little Compton

 3 Star Guest House

The Red Lion Inn is a traditional Cotswold stone building quietly located on the edge of the village of Little Compton. Set in a large mature garden the building features exposed stone walls and beams inglenook fireplaces and real fires in the cold months. Our beers include Donnington cask ales (BB and SBA) brewed locally in Donnington near Stow on the Wold. Our bars are welcoming and friendly to locals and visitors. The restaurant offers a wide range of freshly prepared dishes. Like the wine list it is designed to appeal to all tastes and budgets. The investment in the kitchen reflects the desire to provide food that is fresh sensibly priced innovative and enjoyable in a relaxed environment. Our bed and breakfast accommodation consists of en-suite bedrooms overlooking the garden. The rooms have double beds TV tea and coffee making facilities and are centrally heated and reflect the character of the building. There are two bars. The lounge bar leading to the restaurant has an inglenook fireplace. There is...

The Kingham Plough

Kingham

 4 Star Guest House

The Kingham Plough is a 4 Free House, located opposite the Village Green, in Kingham mid-way between the Cotswold Market Towns of Stow on the Wold, Moreton in Marsh and Chipping Norton. This privately owned property re-opened in 2006, following extensive refurbishment, to wide critical acclaim.The 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 and coffee making facilities and homemade biscuits compliment these superb rooms.In the Restaurant the Chefproprietor Emily Watkins changes the short menu daily to accommodate the abundant seasonal and local produce available to her. Daily deliveries from local farms, small holdings and game estates, as well as foraged fungi and sea vegetables all arrive to be transformed into fresh modern British dishes. These include rustic platefuls of warm pork belly and watercress salad, slow-cooked haunch of venison with port and chestnut sauce,

Mill House Hotel

Kingham

 3 Star Hotel

Located in the heart of the Cotswolds between Chipping Norton and Stow on the Wold this converted flour mill sits in 10 acres of lawned gardens and offers free Wi-Fi car parking and AA Rosette winning restaurant. One of the last independent family owned hotels in the area; the building is steeped in history dating back to the Domesday Book of 1086. Whether you are escaping city bustle for a rejuvenating weekend or simply stretching your legs for an hour or two in the beautiful countryside this is the perfect place for relaxation and recuperation. The hotel offers the highest standards of hospitality luxury and service and very much look forward to welcoming you. Each bedroom is light and spacious boasting stunning views over the garden and trout stream or the rolling countryside. All are styled to complement the heritage of the building whilst offering the modern comforts you would expect from a boutique hotel. With wide beds sumptuous towels and crisp Egyptian cotton sheets guests know that a restful...