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Wallingford b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation
Wallingford in Oxfordshire
Today's date: 29-Jul-2010
Fords Farm Cottages - self catering
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Fords Farm is a working farm situated in the picturesque village of Ewelme near to Wallingford and Henley. Ewelme is flooded with history. Some historical attractions include the 15th century church and Almshouses. Parts of the farmhouse itself date back to the 15th century. These 4 and 5 star self-catering cottages are luxuriously furnished to the highest standard.
The Kingfisher - inn
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The Kingfisher Inn. We are in the small village of Shillingford near Wallingford, Oxfordshire. For Walkers, The Thamesfootpath is directly outside our entrance. We are a family buisness providing good quality guest accomodation and serving genuine homemade cuisine. If you have tired of the large corporate chain hotels, then look no further.
Little Gables - bed & breakfast
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Luxurious 4 star, family owned and run Bed & Breakfast. Personalised service, newly refurbished rooms with many amenities, free wireless internet. Full Continental and English cooked breakfasts with homemade and vegetarian products. Close to the centre of historic Wallingford, Ridgeway and Thames Paths, Reading and Oxford. Walkers, cyclists and children are all welcome and catered for.
Fords Farm - bed & breakfast
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Ford's Farm guest house, Ewelme, is convenient if you are visiting Wallingford or Henley. The village of your stay has its own historic attractions: the medieval Church, Almshouses, School, and King's Pool where Henry VIII used to frolic with his fifth wife, Katherine Howard. Ford's Farm 15th century farmhouse blends in well with the history all around.
Fyfield Manor - bed & breakfast
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Fyfield Manor bed and breakfast is a twelfth century building with early eighteenth century panelling and mid-nineteenth century façade. This village B&B is conveniently situated for R.AnF. Benson, Wallingford and Henley-on-Thames. Enjoy a bit of history: choose whether to stay in the Manor itself or the Cloisters.
Alouette - bed & breakfast
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Alouette Bed & Breakfast is in the twinned villages of Shillingford-on-Thames and Warborough, Oxfordshire. From here walk the Thames Path and the Ridgeway; bike the Oxfordshire cycleway; visit historic Wallingford, Oxford or Henley-on-Thames. The 4-Star Silver award is testament to the quality of our accommodation and service. Free Wi-Fi. Close to RAF Benson and M40.
Alouette Bed Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast
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by Visit Britain
Prices from: £75.00
Address: Alouette Bed Breakfast, 2 Caldicott Close, Benson, Oxfordshire, OX10 7HF
WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS. ONLY CASH EUROS OR CHEQUE.FREE WIFI broadband in all rooms.Welcome to 'Alouette' bed and breakfast graded 4 star Silver where guests are offered modern and comfortable accommodation in this detached home. We pride ourselves on attention to detail and a warm welcome awa... [Read more]
Little Gables Bed Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast
Rated: by Visit Britain
Prices from: £65.00
Address: Little Gables Bed Breakfast, 166 Crowmarsh HillCrowmarsh Gifford, Crowmarsh Gifford, Oxfordshire, OX10 8BG
HOTEL DOES NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS - ONLY CASH EUROS OR CHEQUE. The Enjoy England 4 star graded Little Gables B and B at Wallingford on Thames is a traditional English detached house with the owners offering a warm welcome to our guests. Our accommodation has single double twin triple and family roo... [Read more]
Visit Wallingford and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:
Wallingford, Oxfordshire. Since early times the site of a ford over the Thames, now spanned by a many-arched bridge, which was of supreme importance. Romans probably settled here, and Anglo-Saxons certainly did and it was probably they who fortified the town, traces of the ramparts still being visible today. In 1006 the Danes destroyed Wallingford.
There was once a priory and a great castle here: of the priory made over to Wolsey in 1525 nothing remains, but a little of the castle can still be seen. There was much activity here during the l2th century disorders, but finally the Treaty of Wallingford gave Henry II the throne and in 1155 he gave the town its first charter.
There were also some 14 churches here, but by the 16th century Wallingford had fallen on evil days. However, during the Civil War the castle again assumed importance, the town being the last Royalist stronghold to surrender. But it was finally razed to such effect by Parliamentary forces that only fragments remain in the gardens of Castle House, a private residence occasionally open to the public.
There are many fine Georgian and timber-framed buildings. The Town Hall is 17th century and contains portraits by Gainsborough and others. The White Hart is early l6th century and the George Inn probably 17th century, as are a group of almshouses. The Lamb Hotel is Georgian.
Of the churches St Leonard's, though much restored, is Norman as the herringbone work, the north door and arches east of the nave show: and St Peter's, rebuilt in the 18th century, has a needle-like spire.
Nearby villages: Benson, Ewelme, Crowmarsh Gifford, Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, Cholsey, North Moreton, South Moreton, Nuffield, Berrick Salome, Brightwell Baldwin, Btitwell salome, Warborough, Dorchester, Little Wittenham, Newingon, Aston Upthorpe, Aston Tirrold, Moulsford, South Stoke, Ipsden, Didcot
Nearby towns: Abingdon, Goring, Reading, Henley, High Wycombe, Thame, Oxford, Watlington.
Have you decided to visit Wallingford or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:
- a Wallingford bed and breakfast (a Wallingford B&B or Wallingford b and b)
- a Wallingford guesthouse
- a Wallingford hotel (or motel)
- a Wallingford self-catering establishment, or
- other Wallingford accommodation