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This charming and historic Cotswold stone building has exposed oak beams, mellow flagstone floors and open fires. Dating from 1584, was the home of Lord Tanfield, the Baron of the Exchequer to Queen Elizabeth I.
Decorated throughout with antique furniture and original four poster beds.
The friendly reception staff will be able to advise you about room facilities and access to bedrooms and public areas of the hotel. If you need a ground floor room, or a room that’s specially adapted with grab rails, please request this at the time of booking.
Renowned restaurant serving first class meals. Log fires provide a timeless setting.
Special rates apply for winter breaks.
One of the most beautiful Cotswold wool towns with Georgian and Tudor houses, many antique shops and a picturesque High Street sloping to the Windrush River.
See: Blenheim Palace, Chipping Norton, Cotswold Wildlife Park, Cotswolds, Minster Lovell Hall, Oxford, Witney
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