The Best Chipping Norton Pub Accommodation

traditional, local pub - in a charming, rural hamlet - dating from the 16th century featuring flagstone floors, an inglenook fireplace and oak beams

locally sourced ingredients are the key to the much-praised food in this Cotswold village inn, and the gorgeous rooms feature style and comfort

this historic thatched inn has comfortable rooms, and the inviting bar and tempting restaurant menu add to the charm of a Cotswold stay here

a former coaching inn dating from 1637 that retains much of its original character whilst providing comfortable, tastefully decorated rooms

featuring log fires, stone walls and oak beams, this updated pub is ideally placed to explore the Cotswolds, Warwickshire and Oxfordshire

a charming, 17th Century, thatched inn with a friendly ambiance, set on the edge of the Cotswolds and offering elegant, modern rooms

a period, Cotswold Stone Inn which has been sympathetically modernised to provide, chic, well appointed accommodation

beautifully furnished throughout, this village inn has individually styled guest rooms, serves good-quality British dishes and a large garden

cosy, roadside pub offering spacious rooms and hearty, locally-sourced food that is situated on the fringes of the Blenheim Palace Estate

with a relaxed restaurant, serving contemporary European dishes, this convivial inn offers a variety of rooms, including cosy garden cabins

traditional inn given a new lease of life with stylish rooms decorated in eclectic wallpapers, a seasonal food menu and a relaxing beer garden

charming 16th century inn set on the delightful village green, there are beautifully appointed rooms set in the main pub or courtyard style

rooms in this 16th century inn, on Chipping Norton's market place, have contemporary comfort and the food is enjoyable and locally sourced

gorgeous designer rooms with a country feel - some have free-standing baths - await you at this coaching inn which has been stylishly revamped

founded in the 14th century by monks, later a royal hunting lodge of Queen Elizabeth I; historic building packed with a wealth of character

a traditional country pub, with a modern feel, has stylish bedrooms and serves a hearty, classic British menu and wood fired dishes

this Grade II listed Cotswold inn, stone-built with open fires in the bar and the fine restaurant, keeps the country theme in its charming rooms

set close to the local brewery and serving their beers, a period inn with an open fire and exposed beams, offering traditional, cosy rooms

set in a pretty village on the edge of the Cotswold's, this inn offers a blend of traditional atmosphere, character and contemporary touches

welcoming family-run, village pub with a friendly atmosphere featuring comfy, well-presented rooms, unpretentious pub food and beer garden