Burford, England Hotels

Cotswold Gateway Hotel

The Cotswold Gateway Hotel is at the heart of the Cotswold Countryside at Burford with its beautiful setting in the Windrush Valley with antique shops and other interesting shopping.

Lamb Classic Inn

The Lamb Inn Burford is everyone's dream of what an ancient English Inn should be but with modern comforts excellent service and award winning food.The Lamb dates back to the 15th Century and to step inside is to step back in history with its flag stone floors gleaming copper brass and silver reflecting the flicker of log fires and antiques that glow with age. Outside there is a stunning courtyard and walled garden ideal for dining alfresco in the warmer months or to simply relax and unwind.

The Bay Tree Classic Hotel

History is everywhere stone walls with woven tapestries antique furniture and pictrues through the ages The Bay Tree has welcomed visitors since 1565. The Woolsack bar with its inglenook fireplace oak panelling and wooden settles is just the place to laze the afternoon away. The award winning candlelit restaurant has flagstone floors antique dressers and a view over the rose and herb garden.A member of Classic British Hotels the hallmark for quality independent hotels

The Plough at Clanfield

An authentic 16c Elizabethan Cotswold Manor House. Set in the beautiful Cotswold countryside within striking distance of Oxford with wonderful food roaring log fires in the winter and fabulous al fresco dining in the summer. A friendly stylish yet informal atmosphere awaits

The Bull Hotel and Restaurant

The distinctive brick and stone frontage of the Bull Hotel dates from 1658. An attractive patio courtyard was once the throughway for horse drawn coaches. The bar and lounges serve an exciting range of snacks and lightmeals whilst in the evening a fine selection of freshlyproduced meals are available from the extensive bistro menu. The Bull has 11 well appointed en suite rooms one with a four poster bed and a feature suite with Widescreen TV and DVD player. A fully equipped meeting room caters up to 40people. 10 miles from the magnificent Blenheim Palace Burford is one of the finest and most charming of Cotswolds towns with a wealth of antique shops.Oxford Warwick Castle and Cheltenham Race Course are all a short drive away the Cotswold Wildlife Park is within 5 minutes drive. Fishing golf and cycling are all available locally.The hotel has undergone an extensive refurbishment during Spring 2002 blending the contempory and the traditional to create a uniquly warm ambience.Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton stayed and dined here in 1802 on a visit to Oxford.The Restaurant is named after Him and the Trafalgia Suite is where the are belived to have stayed.