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The Churchill Court
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This air-conditioned one bedroom apartment features a king-size bed, a lounge with a sofa, a wall-mounted flat-screen TV…
This air-conditioned suite features a king-size bed, sofa bed, free Wi-Fi, wall-mounted flat-screen TV and large en-suit…
1 King Bed 291 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Flat-screen TV with cable channels Food & Drink…
1 King Bed 291 sq feet Layout - Bedroom and sitting area Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Flat-screen…
This spacious air-conditioned suite features a king-size bed and en-suite with walk-in shower with hairdryer. The room a…
This room features an en suite with walk-in shower and hairdryer, free Wi-Fi, a wall-mounted flat-screen TV. The room al…
This small but elegant room features an en suite with walk-in shower, a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi along with tea and co…
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Restaurants nearby
- The Nest Just down the road from Blenheim Palace, this well-run restaurant is found inside the impressive Feathers Hotel. A gorgeously refurbished property, its elegant style extends to the chic dining room, where the building’s 17th-century features are blended with a light pastel palette. The assured cooking delivers expertly balanced flavours and textures in each enticing dish – just be sure to order a side of the terrific crispy layered potatoes with truffle salt and parmesan. The service team are engaging and attentive yet free of fuss and formality.2.6km
- Killingworth Castle There's a lovely pub ambience at this attractive 16th-century inn; the crackling fire is perfect for winter, while the landscaped garden comes into its own in summer. The chefs bake their own breads, butcher their own meats, and champion local and organic produce in comforting yet refined dishes. An array of menus lets you tailor your visit depending on the mood and occasion: bargain hunters should go for the great value set lunch; families can gather for a Sunday roast; and the tasting menu is there for special occasions. Bedrooms are available to extend your visit.6.0km
- Pompette Located in a lovely suburb is this neat, attractive modern brasserie run by an experienced chef and his welcoming wife. There are a few Mediterranean and North African influences on the menu, but the French basis is clear – as evidenced by classic dishes like fish soup with rouille, Gruyère and croutons. The cooking is honest, unfussy and full of flavour, and there's a good value ‘prix fixe’ on offer too.8.8km
- The Bull The duo behind London pub hits like The Pelican and The Hero also run this 16th-century inn back in their native Cotswolds. The space oozes character, boasting flagged floors, timbered ceilings, plenty of exposed golden stone and twin open fires. There is a relaxed and intimate feel to the place, and an understated quality to the tersely described dishes that simply let the first-rate ingredients shine, such as cod with smokey kipper sauce and juicy leeks. The bedrooms in The Barn are the icing on the cake.9.4km
- The Bell The quaint village of Charlbury is the setting for this 17C pub, which looks gorgeous thanks to a lavish makeover. The bar and dining areas ooze charm and character, with exposed Cotswold stone walls and crackling log fires among the many appealing features. In summer, the garden and orchard come into their own with a covered terrace and even a small stream. Many ingredients come from their sister operation, Daylesford Organic Farm, and are used in comforting, full-flavoured dishes like Cornish fish pie. Tastefully decorated bedrooms complete the picture.9.4km
- The Lamb Inn Located at the heart of a pretty little stone-built hamlet, this 18th-century pub has a quirky, cottage-like charm, with low ceilings, exposed brickwork and an open fire in the bar. In the summer months, the large tiered terrace and garden are a great place to enjoy an appealingly straightforward menu listing modern British dishes alongside some pub classics. The unifying theme is high-quality ingredients cooked with the respect they deserve, with the chefs' impressive technique adding extra depth of flavour. The efficient service team work with a smile on their face.9.7km
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Attractions nearby
- Blenheim Palace country house near Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England, UK1.8km
- St Martin's Church, Bladon church in Bladon near Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England, UK1.4km
- Blenheim Park UK Site of Special Scientific Interest1.1km
- St Hugh's College college of the University of Oxford9.8km
- Wolvercote Cemetery cemetery in the parish of Wolvercote, Oxford7.7km
- Column Of Victory monument in Blenheim, West Oxfordshire, England, UK2.7km
- St Laurence's Church church in Combe, Oxfordshire, England, UK2.7km
- Wolfson College college of the University of Oxford10.0km
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