When visiting Oxford during the spring, summer or winter holidays, B&B guests can stay in the beautiful surroundings of the University of Oxford’s, Wadham College. Founded in 1610, the College can offer accommodation on traditional staircases overlooking the stunning quads.
Dating back to the year 1700, this delightful former coaching inn now offers B&B style accommodation as well as a family run pub and restaurant. The Highwayman boasts all the charm and history of a traditional English country pub.
Set in a quiet lane opposite the church in the north Oxfordshire village of Lower Heyford, Heyford House offers four en suite rooms for bed and breakfast accommodation. The railway station in the village operates a frequent train service to both Oxford and Banbury.
Located in the idyllic village of Ducklington, the Bell Inn is a beautiful thatched, Cotswolds pub and B&B. The five en suite rooms are accessed via an external entrance and the homely restaurant offers a traditional menu with a creative twist.
Rich in original charm, the 17th century Bird in Hand features Cotswold stone walls and beamed ceilings. Each of the sixteen delightful en suite bedrooms has its own unique, individual warmth and character.
With its low ceilings, exposed beam and roaring log fires, the recently refurbished Harcourt Arms retains many elements of the original village inn. The Blenheim Suite in particular features a bespoke four poster bed, standalone copper bathtub, luxury walk-in shower and eclectic antique furnishings.
This charming 17th century thatched pub and boutique hotel offers nine lovingly styled en suite bedrooms. Set in the beautiful village of Barford St Michael on the edge of the Cotswolds, the George has a restaurant, bar and garden.
Supposedly built on the spot where King Charles raised his standard before the Battle of Edgehill on 23rd October 1642, the Castle at Edgehill restaurant and country pub now offers bed and breakfast accommodation in en suite guest rooms.
Set in the pretty village of Hambleden, The Stag and Huntsman offers traditionally furnished en suite rooms with free WiFi and satellite TV, all just an hour away from Central London. Complete with oak beams, there is an old-world charm about this pub.
Dating from 947, The Porch House is said to be the oldest inn in England. With thirteen luxury en-suite rooms, a bar area, conservatory, garden and dining room, there is plenty of choice for where to sit to enjoy your meals.