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Abingdon
The property is a charming Grade II-listed historic inn and former brewery tap house, which maintains original features including a log fire and wooden beams. Well known for its real ale range and busy bar, The Tap also serves lunch daily, evening food Monday to Saturday and a great roast on Sundays. The bar remains open until 01:00 on Friday and Saturday nights, with live music every Saturday night until midnight and every Sunday afternoon after lunch.
Foxy and the bar staff were exceptionally efficient and caring.
Abingdon
The name of the hotel has an unusual origin. Traditionally, the University of Oxford allowed their students to stable horses, but not the dogs. With nowhere else to house the animals, the proprietor of the local inn offered an invaluable dog-sitting service and the venue became known as the Dog House.
Suuuper cute little country pub, very picturesque. The staff were absolutely wonderful as was the food.
Clifton Hampden (Near Abingdon)
The Plough Inn is a 16th-century inn which has kept some original features such as its thatched roof and Inglenook fireplace. All bedrooms are en suite with a flat-screen TV of at least 32 inches in size. Each TV also comes with a USB port and DVD player. Wi-Fi is free.
Beautiful quaint rooms and lovely hosts
Oxford (Near Abingdon)
Award-winning ales are on offer in the bar, and guests can choose from a traditional British food menu for lunch and dinner. In the morning, you can enjoy a full English or continental breakfast, with vegetarian options also available.
We had a very nice room. Quiet, clean and comfortable. Big bed and modern bathroom. The staff were friendly and helpful. We will definitely stay there again if in the Oxford area.
Dorchester on thames (Near Abingdon)
Situated in the heart of rural Oxfordshire, in picturesque Dorchester, The George Hotel, Dorchester-on-Thames, Oxfordshire is one of Britain’s oldest coaching inns. The inn offers hearty breakfasts and a traditional restaurant.
Great staff, good breakfast and wonderful atmosphere!
Oxford (Near Abingdon)
Just a few minutes’ walk from Oxford city centre, the Head of the River is situated on the banks of the scenic River Thames. This traditional inn features a riverside terrace and a stylish restaurant.
The elegant bedrooms are individually decorated, and some have river views. All rooms feature a TV and a private modern bathroom with free toiletries. Guests will find bathrobes and slippers in some rooms.
We expected that the hotel would be quite noisy, especially as we had a room beside the beer garden and close to the road. However this was never an issue. We also thought the hotel may have been a bit far from the High street, but it was an easy walk to all the tourist attractions. And to stroll along the river was quite idyllic.
Oxford (Near Abingdon)
Guests may enjoy their breakfast, lunch or dinner at the Porterhouse Grill, which features a menu particularly focusing on British steak, cooked over locally sourced charcoal, in a Bertha oven. The property's bar offers a range of hand-pulled ales, wines and cocktails.
Excellent breakfast, nice hotel in a quiet area close to railway station.
Oxford (Near Abingdon)
Old Black Horse is located just 5 minutes’ walk from the centre of Oxford. This 17th-century coaching inn offers free WiFi and a bar.
The inn offers easy access to the High Street, the university buildings and Magdalen College’s deer park.
Comfortable, clean, friendly staff, great location. There was an electric kettle with coffee and tea in the room.
Oxford (Near Abingdon)
Ali Inn Oxford provides comfortable accommodation right in the heart of Oxford city centre. Just a 2-minute walk from George Street’s many restaurants, theatre and cinema and the Ashmolean Museum, it has free WiFi and a coffee shop just downstairs.
Such a convenient location. Sweet room with all necessities and a nice view. Staff was so kind and accommodating. Would definitely recommend!