Oxfordshire hotel, Fallowfields (voted Small Hotel of the Year for South East England 2007) in Kingston Bagpuize is a beautiful country house (once home to Begum Aga Khan), da (View)

This smart, contemporary hotel, just 10 miles from the famous city of Oxford, reflects the charming architectural style of the nearby Cotswolds.A short walk away is the centre (View)

Welcome to the Witney Hotel. We are a friendly, efficient, family run bed and breakfast situated on historic church green in the town centre of Witney. We have the advantage o (View)

Located in central Witney, overlooking The Church Green The Fleece is stylish and charming with a very friendly welcome. Excellent food and cosy rooms.situated on the border o (View)

Set in the historic town of Witney, this former Georgian coaching inn overlooks the bustling market square.The Marlborough Hotel is the ideal place to relax and visit the surr (View)

Corncroft is a high class guest house built in the 18th Century and situated in the market town of Witney, Oxfordshire. Proprietor Richard Turner offers excellent facilities a (View)

A delightful Bed and Breakfast in the centre of the picturesque village of Bampton on the edge of the Cotswolds. Wheelgate House is friendly and welcoming with good food, wond (View)

The Romany Inn is nestled in a quaint cotswold town of Bampton, close to all the amenities of Witney and Brize Norton. We have an excellent range of 11 rooms, all en suite wit (View)

The Old Court Hotel as it is known, is an historical building to Witney and is situated opposite the old courts where lawyers, judges and the condemned alike would drink befor (View)

A beautifully converted Cotswold stone stable block on the edge of the Oxfordshire village of Bampton, The Coach House has three extremely elegant en-suite rooms. Equipped wit (View)

If you like traditional home-cooked food and real Ale served from the barrel, youll love The Talbot. Trevor Johnson, formerly the manager of Colleys Supper Rooms, famous for i (View)

The name of the hotel has rather an unusual origin. In days gone by, wealthy farming gentry sent their offspring to be educated in Oxford and would arrive there complete with (View)