





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.






Walkers and cyclists should note that The Croft B&B is very handy for both the Ridgeway path and the Phoenix Trail joining Princes Risborough and Thame. At our place take tea and relax in the gardens and watch the Red Kites glide overhead. Nearby are the restaurants Le Manoir de quat' saisons and The Sir Charles Napier. Steam trains and lots of other attractions.






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.






Fyfield Manor bed and breakfast is a twelfth century building with early eighteenth century panelling and mid-nineteenth century façade. Nominated as one of the best B/Bs in England by Staysure. This village B&B is conveniently situated for R.A.F. Benson, Wallingford, Henley-on-Thames and Oxford. Enjoy a bit of history: choose whether to stay in the Manor itself or the Cloister






Hallbottom Farm nestles in a secluded valley surrounded by the beautiful Chiltern Hills.By the village of Stokenchurch. Only 10mins from Marlow,and High Wycombe. Ideal for Walkers, business people or tourist who require a good nights sleep, great breakfasts,friendly but with respect for your privacy,and lots of comfort. 10 mins walk to village pubs serving delicious, well priced food.






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.






Lakeside Town Farm offers restful B&B in MIDSOMER MURDER country by a pretty lake, on a 300 acre working farm. Close to Oxford and Thame by the Chiltern Hills, on edge of a village with no passing traffic. Gorgeous 1.5 acre garden featured on BBC's Gardeners World. Free WiFi. Great local pub serving excellent food. Credit Card, AA 4 RED DIAMOND. Click on MORE INFO link and see video.

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Address: Little Gables Bed Breakfast, 166 Crowmarsh Hill Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, OX10 8BG

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Address: The Lambert Arms (J6 M40) - a Bespoke Hotel, London Road Aston Rowant, Nr Oxford, Buckinghamshire, OX49 5SB

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Address: Englands Rose Pub, Englands Rose London Road, Postcombe, Buckinghamshire, OX9 7DP

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Address: Fox Country Inn Junction 5 M40, Ibstone Stokenchurch, HIGH WYCOMBE, Buckinghamshire, HP14 3XT

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Address: Springs Hotel and Golf Club, 1 Wallingford Road North Stoke, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, OX10 6BE

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Address: White Hart - Nettlebed, 28-30 High StreetNettlebedHenley-On-ThamesOxfordshire, Henley on Thames, Berkshire, RG9 5DD

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Address: The Kings Hotel, Oxford RoadStokenchurch, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP14 3TA
Watlington, Oxfordshire, is 7 miles South of Thame and once owed its importance to its position on the Icknield Way following the foot of the main Chiltern Hills. Its narrow streets have many old half-timbered houses, some of stone and some in chequered brickwork. They are mostly 17th-century. The gabled Town Hall built in 1664 on open arcaded work of brick stands prominently on the triangular market place. As late as the 19th century the “County” gave balls in an Assembly Room in the Hare and Hounds Hotel which was connected with the first floor of the Town Hall by a bridge.
The Church of St Leonard stands nearly a mile from the market place and is reached through tree-lined meadows. It was completely rebuilt in 1877 and only the tower is original, though it stands on the site of an ancient castle. It has a good painting by one of the pupils of Annibale Carracci who decorated the Farnese Palace in Rome, given by a benefactor.
Nearby cities: Oxford
Nearby towns: Henley-on-Thames, Stokenchurch, Wallingford, Wheatley
Nearby villages: Aston Rowant, Benson, Bledlow, Bledlow Ridge, Bolter End, Brightwell Baldwin, Cadmore End, Chalgrove, Checkendon, Chinnor, Chislehampton, Christmas Common, Cuddesdon, Drayton St Leonard, Ewelme, Fairmile, Fawley, Fingest, Frieth, Garsington, Hambleden, Henley-on-Thames, Henton, Kingston Blount, Lewknor, Longwick, Milton Common, Nettlebed, Nuffield, Pishill, Princes Risborough, Radnage, Roke, Saunderton, Skirmett, Stadhampton, Stoke Row, Tetsworth, Thame, Turville, Waterperry, Waterstock
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