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Chipping
Norton Accommodation
Chipping Norton
Hotel Accommodation
Hotel accommodation
in the Chipping Norton area
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The Crown and Cushion
The Crown and Cushion Hotel is a Cotswolds Hotel with Leisure and Conference facilities providing Accommodation in Chipping Norton and ideal for Cotswolds Holidays and Short Breaks.
The Crown and Cushion Hotel is situated in Chipping Norton at the heart of the Cotswolds countryside in Oxfordshire. Originally a 15th-Century Coaching Inn, its traditions of hospitality and hostelry date back to 1497.
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Chipping Norton
Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
Bed and Breakfast accommodation in the Chipping Norton area
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Welcome to The Forge, offering you superior B&B accommodation, all rooms en-suite, some with four-poster beds and Jacuzzi/whirlpool bath.
Located in the Cotswolds , the heart of rural England, The Forge at Churchill is almost 200 years old and was once the village blacksmith‘s. Over the years it has been converted into the warm and comfortable home it is today, while retaining many of the original features. Five rooms are available and all have en-suite baths or showers, while one is equipped with a Jacuzzi bath, three rooms have traditional four-poster beds. All rooms have colour TV & Video, tea and coffee facilities and other amenities to make you feel at home. Free Internet access is available and we have our own off street parking. We are a "No Smoking" home and in the interests of our guests, we regretfully do not accommodate young children and pets.
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Chipping Norton
Self Catering Holiday Accommodation
Self catering
accommodation in the Chipping Norton area
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Blackbird Cottage
Blackbird Cottage is a detached Cotswold stone cottage built c.1750, of considerable character and charm. It has been restored with great care, retaining its cosy atmosphere with exposed old oak beams, whilst incorporating the comforts of modern living and forming a self contained private dwelling.
The cottage is tucked away in Great Rollright, a quintessential Cotswold stone-built village in a conservation area. It is in a very quiet road where not more than twenty cars or people pass by in a day.
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