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Woodstock b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation
Woodstock in Oxfordshire
Today's date: 02-Sep-2010
Old Toms - bed & breakfast
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Old Toms, an 18th Century thatched cottage, offers Bed and Breakfast in Steeple Aston near Bicester, Oxfordshire. The guest accommodation, being a spacious, comfortable studio room with oak beams, is on the first floor of the converted barn. Ensuite shower and toilet; double (5ft.) bed and a single bed in the room. Coffee and Tea making facilities; TV; small fridge.
Manor Grange - bed & breakfast
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Enjoy 4-star bed and breakfast accommodation in Cottisford, one of the rural hamlets which inspired Flora Thompson in her writing of "From Lark Rise to Candleford". Manor Grange offers you comfortable accommodation and delicious breakfasts in a peaceful Oxfordshire conservation village just 5 minutes drive from the M40 and 15 minutes from Silverstone Circuit. Ample off-street parking.
Home Farm House - bed & breakfast
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Home Farm Guest House is conveniently located not far from M40 and within striking distance of Oxford City Centre. Why not take the inexpensive Park and Ride? Back home from business or pleasure enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the 15 acres of the B&B's garden, grounds and lake in the village of Holton, near Wheatley, Oxfordshire.
Home Farm House - bed & breakfast
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This 17th Century former farmhouse offers bed and breakfast in a quiet location in the picturesque village of Middle Aston which is only 12 miles from Oxford. The Cherwell Valley offers some fantastic walks and the Oxfordshire cycle way is nearby. There are plenty of restaurants and bars in the near vicinity. Off street parking is available.
Nanford Guest House - guest house
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Nanford Guest House is a budget B&B in a period building just 5 minutes walk from the University of Oxford. We offer a wide range and number of rooms at economic prices and we are well geared to accommodating groups. All rooms have private shower, toilet, colour TV and tea set. Private off road parking is available.
Manor Farm - farm house
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Bed and Breakfast in a mellow stone farmhouse in the peaceful village of Hethe near Bicester, Oxfordshire. Combine the Georgian charm of beams, open fires, antiques and flagstone floors with 21st Century comforts of comfortable beds and spacious new bathrooms. Guests have own sitting room and dining room. Bicester, Buckingham, Silverstone and Oxford are all a short drive away.
Potters Hill Farm - bed & breakfast
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Potters Hill Farm is a working farm set in 15 acres of beautiful mature parkland home to many birds and other wildlife. This bed and breakfast is just 10 minutes from the pretty town of Burford, which is steeped in history, and within half an hour of Chipping Norton, Bourton-on-the-Water and all Cotswold attractions.
Corncroft Guest House - Guest House
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Prices from: £85.00
Address: Corncroft Guest House, 71 CORN STREET, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX28 6AS
Corncroft is a high class guest house built in the 18th Century and situated in the market town of Witney Oxfordshire. Proprietor Richard Turner offers excellent facilities and a personal service. All rooms are furnished in Queen Ann or Jacobian style furniture with either four poster or slay beds. ... [Read more]
Tree Hotel - Guest House
Rated: by Visit England
Prices from: £50.00
Address: Tree Hotel, 2 TREE LANE, South Hinksey, Oxfordshire, OX4 4EY
A warm welcome awaits you at The Tree where our excellent facilities and personal service provide for all the homely comforts and ambience of a friendly family run hotel. Why not visit the award-winning Annora restaurant famed for it's fine International cuisine.The Tree is situated in the tranquil ... [Read more]
The Maytime Inn - Glorious country Inn - Guest House
Rated: by Self-Accredited
Prices from: £60.00
Address: The Maytime Inn - Glorious country Inn, The Maytime Inn, Asthall, Oxfordshire, OX18 4HW
The Maytime Inn is settled deep in the heart of the Cotswolds. The traditional inn is built in the Windrush Valley with the Windrush river flowing just a small stones throw away. The Cotswold area being an allocated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is the ideal area for walkers and explorers looki... [Read more]
HAPPYLODGE - Guest House
Rated: by Self-Accredited
Prices from: £52.00
Address: HAPPYLODGE, 147 OXFORD ROAD KIDLINGTON, Kidlington, Oxfordshire, OX5 2NR
Established by a well-travelled former company executive with traveller's needs in mind. Happy Lodge is conveniently located in Kidlington North Oxford on a frequent bus routes (City centre every 2 to 3 minutes on 2 2a 2b 2c2d and 7 7a 7b). You can buy 24 hours unlimited group travel card for 2 adul... [Read more]
Visit Woodstock and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:
Woodstock, Oxfordshire, is a fascinating old country~town 8 miles North of Oxford, bisected by the handsome bridge over the River Glyme. It shares with Winchester and Windsor the title of royal demesne, since from Anglo-Saxon to late Tudor days it saw a succession of monarchs in residence. The Black Prince, son of Edward III, was born here in 1331. His ancestor Henry I had not only a deer-park in Woodstock but, most unusually, a zoological collection of wild beasts. Another ancestor, Henry II, set up his mistress ‘The Fair Rosamund’ in some state here. The royal country house was known as Woodstock Manor. Its site is roughly north of the bridge which crosses the lake in the Duke of Marlborough's park. It was probably rebuilt several times and here as well as at Hatfield the Princess Elizabeth was held as a prisoner by her sister Mary. The house was practically destroyed in the Civil War, but enough remained to shelter Vanbrugh when he was building Blenheim Palace. A square well still fed by a spring is about all that remains of the old manor enclosure. Even Woodstock's market owes its origin to King John. By the time Elizabeth I came to the throne, and she returned in state to the scene of her imprisonment. There are many lovely old stone houses, and the famous Bear Inn was already old when the palace was being built. According to local lore it dates back to 1237. Much of the present structure is 16th-century. The Town Hall was built by Sir William Chambers in Classical style in 1766 with funds provided by the Duke of Marlborough. Particularly fascinating are the shapes and sizes of some of the ancient chimney pots, one of which, a soaring medieval construction was climbed by Sir Winston Churchill at the age of 12. The church has a Norman south door with arched bands of chevrons going right to the ground, dispensing with the usual Norman capitals, and in contrast to the Classical 18th-century tower. The 600-year-old octagonal font with its unusual traceried panels is noteworthy, and so is the l5th-century screen. The bosses on the roof are particularly fine. The church bells have a different chime for every day of the week. The pleasant streets lead inevitably to the great palace, since this is the magnet that brings thousands of visitors from all over the world.
Just outside Woodstock on the south side of Blenheim Park, is the little village of Bladon. The village pump, the Old Malthouse with its tall l5th-century chimneys and mullioned windows, and its quaint cottages all testify to its claim to be the mother parish of Woodstock. The present church is a dull Victorian reconstruction of 1894 on the site of an earlier church, itself rebuilt in 1801. In January 1965 Sir Winston Churchill was buried very simply in the churchyard at the head of the grave of Lady Randolph Churchill, his mother. She was the beautiful Jenny Jerome, daughter of an American newspaper magnate of the last century. His father, Lord Randolph Churchill, is buried alongside. The plain slab tomb bears the simple inscription “WINSTON LEONARD SPENCER CHURCHILL 1874-1965”.
Nearby towns: Bicester, Chipping Norton, Kidlington, Witney
Nearby villages: Combe, Eynsham, Long Hanborough, Stonesfield, Wootton
Have you decided to visit Woodstock or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:
- a Woodstock bed and breakfast (a Woodstock B&B or Woodstock b and b)
- a Woodstock guesthouse
- a Woodstock hotel (or motel)
- a Woodstock self-catering establishment, or
- other Woodstock accommodation