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Innisfallen House
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2 Double Beds and 2 Large Twin Beds Individually decorated room Layout - 3 bedrooms Internet - Free WiFi Fo…
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Restaurants nearby
- The Bell Inn Looking every inch the quintessential Cotswolds pub, The Bell Inn’s rustic charm is hard to resist with its cosy bar, impressive inglenook fireplace, stone walls and 16th-century origins. The appealing menu offers a mix of pub favourites – from a half pint of prawns to a choice of steaks – as well as restaurant-style dishes and homemade pizzas, which are all brought to the table by a friendly team. Nicely furnished bedrooms complete the picture.14.5km
- White Hart at Fyfield There’s a lot to love about this imposing 15th-century chantry house. There’s the three-storey, vaulted dining room for starters, joined by a cosy open-fired bar and a minstrels’ gallery, while outside you’ll find a terrace, a vegetable garden and an outdoor kitchen with wood-fired oven. The cooking is guided by their own seasonal produce, with both British and Mediterranean influences on the flavoursome, carefully prepared dishes. The friendly service team run the restaurant well.15.4km
- The Ox Barn This delightful barn conversion sits in an idyllic rural location in the heart of the Cotswolds, forming part of the sumptuous Thyme hotel and surrounded by Provençal-style gardens. A nature-to-plate philosophy runs through the menu, with ingredients from the kitchen gardens and farm regularly appearing. The pared-back, flavoursome dishes could include the likes of harissa mussels on toast or a wonderful 'Gateau Victoire' for dessert. The large communal table in front of the open kitchen is the best place to sit if you come with a group of friends.17.4km
- Bell The Bell is not just a pub but a true village hub. A charming 300-year-old building, it comprises a bar, a restaurant, bedrooms and even a café to make itself useful no matter when you're visiting. The carefully executed cooking ensures the flavours of the high-quality ingredients shine through, be that in lighter dishes such as scallop ceviche with fennel or pub classics like beer-battered haddock and chips. The surrounding 19,000-acre Ramsbury Estate provides not just a picturesque setting but also much of the seasonal produce that powers the menu.17.8km
Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.
Attractions nearby
- Uffington White Horse prehistoric carving in Uffington, England2.5km
- Whitehorse Hill hill in Oxfordshire, England2.5km
- Uffington Castle hillfort in Oxfordshire, England, UK2.9km
- Berkshire Downs range of hills in southern England2.9km
- Dragon Hill hill near Uffington, Oxfordshire, England, UK2.4km
- County Ground, Swindon football stadium14.8km
- Faringdon Castle castle in England6.6km
- Wayland's Smithy Neolithic long barrow and chamber tomb site in Oxfordshire, England, UK4.3km
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