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The Falkland Arms is a 16th century pub located in the centre of Great Tew in rural Oxfordshire. The bar contains period features including log fire, flag stone floor and wooden beams. All five bedrooms are en-suite and have period features. Each room features a flat-screen TV, cafetiere coffee and tea-making facilities, cotton bed linen and a modern en-suite shower. The property serves meals and a selection of award-winning Wadworth real ales as well as wines, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks. There is a garden to the rear with heating and lighting for colder months, and outside seating at the front to be enjoyed in the warmer weather. The Cotswold Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is 6 miles from the property, Woodstock & Blenheim Palace 8 miles away, and Oxford is 19 miles away. The nearest rail station is Heyford, 7 miles from The Falkland Arms or Charlbury 7.5 miles away.

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An enchanting Cotswold retreat in the picturesque town of Burford, few could resist the rustic charm of this 16th century residence, whether it is for a leisure break, business trip or special occasion. Bay Tree won Small Hotel of the Year at the National Enjoy England Excellence Awards 2011. The hotel also has a Gold Award for Excellence from Enjoy England. The Bay Tree is steeped in history and awash with character, from the foundations of its mellow stone walls - clad with pinkish-purple wisteria blooms - to its wooden beam rafters. Oak-panelled public rooms, bare stone walls and original stone fireplaces, including an inglenook fireplace, provide a textured canvas upon which rich fabrics, woven tapestries and antiques have been laid down with exquisite flair. For your relaxation, you can select a good book from the hotel library, sink back into a comfortable chair and allow the stresses of everyday life to gradually seep away. In the summer months, the tranquillity of the walled gardens make for a relaxing haven where you can enjoy a refreshing drink on a warm evening.

In the centre of Moreton-in-Marsh, the 4-star Manor House Hotel offers luxurious accommodation and an award-winning restaurant. Each room in this 16th century building has its own distinctive charms. Most rooms have views of the historic high street or the Manor’s gardens. All rooms have been luxuriously decorated and have a TV, and an en suite bathroom with Molton Brown toiletries. The Mulberry Restaurant has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes. The restaurant features local and seasonal produce. The Beagle Bar offers light meals and afternoon tea. Cooked breakfasts include kippers and vegetarian options as well as a full English. The Manor House has a long history. The present building is believed to date back to 1545. It has private walled gardens, including a water feature and a 300-year-old mulberry tree. Moreton-in-Marsh Railway Station is 5 minutes’ walk away. Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare’s birth place, is a 20-minute drive away.