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The Greyhound Inn
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Rooms & Views
This suite features a large bedroom, a separate lounge area and a bathroom with a freestanding roll top bath. Up to 2 c…
1 King Bed 388 sq feet Club/Executive Level - Full breakfast Layout - Bedroom, living room, and sitting area…
This suite features a large bedroom, a separate lounge and private bathroom with a bath. Up to 3 children of 12 years o…
1 King Bed OR 2 Twin Beds 333 sq feet Club/Executive Level - Full breakfast Layout - Bedroom and living room…
The superking bed is made as a double, but can be converted to a twin if requested in advance. It also offers a TV and t…
This double room features a tea/coffee maker and electric kettle One children's cot/crib can be accommodated in this ro…
This twin/double room features a electric kettle and tea/coffee maker. Please note there is a low doorway to the bathro…
This double room features a tea/coffee maker and electric kettle Please note cots are not available in the room type.
This double room has a tea/coffee maker and electric kettle. Please note cots are not available in the room type.
This double room features a tea/coffee maker and electric kettle Please note cots are not available in the room type.
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Restaurants nearby
- 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.12.9km
- 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.18.3km
- The Woodspeen It might be set within a restored 19th-century farmhouse, but The Woodspeen has a contemporary feel courtesy of its fine terrace and an airy, Scandic-style extension with a vaulted arch ceiling. Menus centre on the seasons and bring together ingredients from the kitchen garden and the surrounding area, in dishes that utilise big, punchy flavours – such as anchovy emulsion and wild garlic salsa with roast lamb rump. Arrive early for a drink in the intimate bar; the ‘25 Yards’ gin is crafted using botanicals from their garden.19.1km
- The Vineyard This restaurant is temporarily closed for refurbishment.Situated within a glamorous hotel of the same name, this smart and stylish restaurant has wine embedded in its bones. Whilst not actually situated on a vineyard, there is one nearby – which provides some local sparkling wines – and the overall list offers a huge selection, including over 70 options by the glass. These serve as the perfect accompaniment to elegantly presented dishes that are elevated by the skilful preparation of the high-quality ingredients. The main restaurant serves an à la carte, while The Tasting Room offers a seasona19.1km
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Attractions nearby
- Uffington White Horse prehistoric carving in Uffington, England8.0km
- Whitehorse Hill hill in Oxfordshire, England7.9km
- Uffington Castle hillfort in Oxfordshire, England, UK8.2km
- Berkshire Downs range of hills in southern England8.2km
- Dragon Hill hill near Uffington, Oxfordshire, England, UK8.1km
- Ashdown House 17th-century country house in Oxfordshire, England, UK11.0km
- Faringdon Castle castle in England12.4km
- Wayland's Smithy Neolithic long barrow and chamber tomb site in Oxfordshire, England, UK10.1km
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