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Deluxe King Room
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The double room offers a private entrance, a tea and coffee maker, a terrace with garden views as well as a private bath…
Superior King Room
Garden view
The double room provides a private entrance, a tea and coffee maker, a balcony with garden views as well as a private ba…
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Restaurants nearby
- The Wild Rabbit Just down the road from the Daylesford Farm Shop is the Bamford family’s stylishly modernised country pub. It's constantly packed with contented diners and it's no wonder why as this is an utterly charming place, looking every inch the quintessential Cotswolds inn. Accomplished cooking offers plenty of appeal, with the natural flavours of the farm’s superb organic ingredients underpinning the menu. Look out for the live music and occasional supper clubs, and if you want to continue your Cotswolds adventure then stay over in the luxurious bedrooms.4.4km
- Daylesford Organic Farm There may be Daylesford cafés spread all around London now, but this is the mothership. Found in the heart of the Cotswolds, you enter this stylishly rustic eatery through the farm shop, before dining in a choice of areas: head to the Legbar for charcuterie and nibbles, the Old Spot for pizzas and wood-roasted specials, or the main Trough Café for something a bit more substantial. Everything is organic, with much of the produce coming from the on-site farm and providing a fabulous base for the well-executed dishes – the range of beautiful salads is often the highlight.5.7km
- The Fox Sister to The Wild Rabbit in Kingham and the Daylesford Organic Farm, this immaculately refurbished 19C Cotswold inn is bursting with style and character, boasting flagged floors, exposed stone walls and an impressive wood-fired oven. The menu covers all bases – from pizza to Hereford sirloin on the bone – and uses top quality ingredients from their estate in unfussy, generously sized, tasty combinations. Make a night of it with a stay in one of their stylish bedrooms.5.9km
- The Old Butchers For over two decades, The Old Butchers has been in the hands of the Robinson family – and they continue to provide first-rate hospitality in this Cotswolds market town. Louise will ensure you feel welcomed and at ease in the quirkily decorated former butcher's shop, while Peter heads up the kitchen. His menu is broad and enticing, with a feature made of the charcoal grill and a heavy helping of seafood, from Cornish scallops with piquant nduja butter to Dover sole meunière with textbook execution. It all adds up to one mightily appealing restaurant.7.0km
- Wild Doing something different for this pretty Cotswolds town, Wild offers an interactive dining experience in the uber-stylish Bull hotel, where Banksys and Damien Hirsts adorn the walls. The restaurant occupies a purpose-built marquee in the courtyard, with guests sat around a copper-topped counter and fire pit. The personable chef cooks over the flames in front of you while demonstrating an understanding that less is often more. That means dishes where finely balanced accompaniments marry well with their prime central ingredients, such as Indonesian butter with Orkney scallops.8.1km
- Atrium Lords of the Manor is an appropriate name for a 17th-century Cotswolds hotel, and Atrium is an equally apt name for this restaurant located within the hotel's inner sanctum. A large skylight allows natural light to flood into the compact dining room, where diners are served a tasting menu all at the same time. The dishes come with attractive modern presentation and their greatest strength is in the natural flavours of the central ingredients, which are ably cooked by kitchen team. A wine pairing and overnight stay will make an event of your visit.8.6km
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Attractions nearby
- Ascot d'Oilly Castle castle in Oxfordshire, England, UK6.5km
- Ascott Earl Castle motte-and-bailey castle in Ascott-under-Wychwood, West Oxfordshire, England, UK6.2km
- Birdland Park and Gardens zoo in Bourton-on-the-Water6.6km
- St Edward's Church church in Stow-on-the-Wold, Cotswold, Gloucestershire, England, UK7.3km
- Cotswold Motoring Museum museum in Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, England, UK7.0km
- Chastleton House Grade I listed historic house museum in West Oxfordshire, England, UK9.1km
- Church of St Peter Grade I listed church in Little Barrington, Gloucestershire, England, UK7.9km
- Church of St John the Baptist, Burford Grade I listed church in Burford, Oxfordshire, England, UK7.9km
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