Hotels in Burford

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Burford Lodge - Hotel - Food & beverage

The cuisine at Burford Lodge is traditional English, occasionally with European influences, given an imaginative twist by our specialist chefs. The menu is complemented by a list of specially selected fine wines. All the vegetables prepared by our chefs are organic (where available) and sourced from independent local suppliers. Our aim is to give you the comfort of an affordable dining experience in the heart of the cotswolds. We offer fish specials menu which is delivered fresh on a daily basis. We also offer Pierre Chaude cooking - Hot stones at your table! - a standard dessert offering is our chocolate fountain (proving to be very popular with young and old alike!).

Burford Lodge - Hotel - Travel information

Burford Lodge is situated directly on the a40 between Cheltenham and Oxford, with Burford's renown golf course as a 'back garden'. A 3 minute stroll will take you to the centre of historic Burford with its quaint shops and tearooms. The hotel has its own car park, which can accommodate up to forty vehicles.

Burford Lodge - Hotel - Important information

We offer an individual approach to our guests' needs. If you have any special requirements, we will do our best to accommodate them. Please note we do not accept AMEX cards.

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The Lamb Inn - Hotel - Hotel information

This ancient inn, originally built in 1420 as a weaver's cottages, is in complete harmony with its delightful situation in the Cotswolds. The phrase ‘charming old inn’ is used much too freely, but the Lamb has a genuine right to it. Lined with trees and cool green lawns, behind which are set picturesque Cotswold limestone homes reflecting the historic affluence of the town, Sheep Street is the setting for the Lamb Inn. From its wisteria-clad walls, stone-flagged bar, charming dining room to beautifully refurbished bedrooms, the Lamb has been delightfully restored to create the comfort of today, whilst retaining the atmosphere of yesteryear.

The Lamb Inn - Hotel - Room information

The Lamb Inn has 17 bedrooms, each with an individual character and decorated in warm traditional colours, with fine (often antique) furniture for a true country feel. The bedrooms have been designed to make you feel pampered and cosseted, giving you views onto the quiet, leafy lanes of Burford or onto the peaceful courtyard and garden of the hotel. The Allium Room is a newly refurbished super deluxe double room with a roll top bath and plasma screen TV in the bathroom. Rosie is a superior double room, newly refurbished with its own private garden. The Shepherd Room is a superior double room with a four-poster bed for that special occasion. The Barn Room is a superior double with an elegant half-tester bed. There are superior double, twin and standard double rooms. The peaceful location of the Lamb Inn means that whichever room you choose, you can be sure of a quiet, restful night’s sleep. All bedrooms are non-smoking and have a TV, direct-dial telephone, beverage tray and en suite bath/shower room, generously stocked with complimentary Molton Brown luxury bath, shower and skincare products.

The Lamb Inn - Hotel - Food & beverage

Enjoy a drink or lunch in the walled patio garden, a veritable sun trap which leads down to a beautiful, traditional English cottage garden, a lovely area in which to relax, read or to take an afternoon nap.

The Lamb Inn - Hotel - Area information

A picture-postcard town, its houses and shops constructed from the beautiful honey-coloured local stone intermixed with ancient celebrated black and white timbered buildings, Burford is the southern gateway to the Cotswolds. An outstanding location for a country break whatever the season, the Lamb Inn is ideally situated for exploring the countryside, for visiting National Trust properties and a variety of world-famous gardens, or even for a trip to the races. Fine houses and churches built by the wealth of the medieval wool trade, the stately home of Blenheim Palace and the dreamy spires of Oxford – all are within your reach from the Lamb Inn at Burford. The Cotswolds is a treasure-trove of attractive villages and towns, charming streets with an abundance of small independent shops – alluring for window shopping and enticing to enter, inviting small cafés and an intriguing history to explore. You will find the rustic charm of this picturesque retreat difficult to resist – you may be tempted to return again and again!

The Lamb Inn - Hotel - Travel information

rom M4: * Exit the motorway at Junction 15 and join the A419, signed Swindon. * Continue on the A419 until the third junction and turn right onto the A361, signed Lechlade on Thames * Stay on the A361 for approximately 16 miles. * At the roundabout junction with the A40 go straight over (still the A361), signed Burford. * Take the second left into Sheep Street and the Lamb Inn will be found on the right. From M40: * Leave the M40 at Junction 8 and join the A40, signed Cheltenham. * Continue on the A40, bypassing Oxford and Witney, and after approximately 26 miles turn right at the roundabout onto the A361, signed Burford. * Take the second left into Sheep Street and the Lamb Inn will be found on the right. By Rail: * Charlbury is the nearest mainline station (9.2 miles). * For further information on train times and fares telephone the Nation Rail Enquiry Line on 08457 48 49 50 or click here to visit their web site.

The Lamb Inn - Hotel - Important information

We offer an individual approach to our guests' needs. If you have any special requirements, we will do our best to accommodate them. Please note we do not accept AMEX cards.

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Inn For All Seasons - Hotel - Hotel information

The Inn For All Seasons was originally quarry cottages and was made into a coaching inn sometime in the 17 hundreds.Open Cotswold stone walls and log fires accompany the comfortable antique furniture that adorn the Inn and give it a charm and warmth of its own.Situated in the heart of the Cotswolds our 2 acres of grounds run down from the back of the Inn into the Windrush Valley were you can walk to Villages through the most beautiful countryside.The Bar is well stocked with local real ales along with a extensive wine list and Malt whisky selection that is a feature behind the Bar. Leather winged back chairs adorn the bar around the open log fires.Our 30 seater restaurant is furnished with antique furniture and comfortable high back leather chairs.The Residents lounge has its own log fire and is a peacful place to unwind after your journey or dinner .Breakfast is served in our coservatory that overlooks the gardens to the rear of the Inn.Private parties and small gatherings our catered for in our windrush room.

Inn For All Seasons - Hotel - Room information

The Inn has 10 en suite rooms: one four-poster, 3 doubles, one family room and 5 that can be either twins or doubles. All rooms feature necessary, useful facilities.

Inn For All Seasons - Hotel - Food & beverage

Enjoy a drink or lunch in the walled patio garden, a veritable sun trap which leads down to a beautiful, traditional English cottage garden, a lovely area in which to relax, read or to take an afternoon nap.

Inn For All Seasons - Hotel - Area information

A picture-postcard town, its houses and shops constructed from the beautiful honey-coloured local stone intermixed with ancient celebrated black and white timbered buildings, Burford is the southern gateway to the Cotswolds. An outstanding location for a country break whatever the season, the Lamb Inn is ideally situated for exploring the countryside, for visiting National Trust properties and a variety of world-famous gardens, or even for a trip to the races. Fine houses and churches built by the wealth of the medieval wool trade, the stately home of Blenheim Palace and the dreamy spires of Oxford – all are within your reach from the Lamb Inn at Burford. The Cotswolds is a treasure-trove of attractive villages and towns, charming streets with an abundance of small independent shops – alluring for window shopping and enticing to enter, inviting small cafés and an intriguing history to explore. You will find the rustic charm of this picturesque retreat difficult to resist – you may be tempted to return again and again!

Inn For All Seasons - Hotel - Travel information

rom M4: * Exit the motorway at Junction 15 and join the A419, signed Swindon. * Continue on the A419 until the third junction and turn right onto the A361, signed Lechlade on Thames * Stay on the A361 for approximately 16 miles. * At the roundabout junction with the A40 go straight over (still the A361), signed Burford. * Take the second left into Sheep Street and the Lamb Inn will be found on the right. From M40: * Leave the M40 at Junction 8 and join the A40, signed Cheltenham. * Continue on the A40, bypassing Oxford and Witney, and after approximately 26 miles turn right at the roundabout onto the A361, signed Burford. * Take the second left into Sheep Street and the Lamb Inn will be found on the right. By Rail: * Charlbury is the nearest mainline station (9.2 miles). * For further information on train times and fares telephone the Nation Rail Enquiry Line on 08457 48 49 50 or click here to visit their web site.

Inn For All Seasons - Hotel - Important information

We offer an individual approach to our guests' needs. If you have any special requirements, we will do our best to accommodate them. Please note we do not accept AMEX cards.

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Bay Tree - Hotel - Hotel information

If you're heading to the Cotswolds on business, you will also discover the Bay Tree to be a superb choice for an uninterrupted meeting in a peaceful environment. The hotel has a choice of three meeting rooms, each with its own character. The Conservatory opens onto walled gardens and is an inspired conference venue for up to 40 delegates. The Hawthorne room, with its original open fireplace and ancient oak table, is an excellent venue for boardroom meetings.

Bay Tree - Hotel - Room information

Each room is individually furnished with rich fabrics and antiques to create a relaxed country feel.

Bay Tree - Hotel - Food & beverage

The restaurant in the Bay Tree Hotel has gained one AA rosette for the quality of its British cuisine and service. The walls are hung with tapestries and limited edition 'Flint' watercolors. Flagstone floors reflect the timelessness of the ambience. There are stunning views onto the walled rose and herb garden, which can be accessed directly from the restaurant on the patio. In the summer aperitifs are served on the patio.

Bay Tree - Hotel - Area information

Regarded as the southern gateway to the Cotswolds, Burford houses an array of historic structures which straddle the streets and lanes, many harbouring antique shops. Sheep Street, the focal point of the town, sweeps steeply down to the pretty River Windrush which is spanned by a single-track stone bridge. Set off Burford’s award-winning High Street, the hotel is also within easy reach of Cheltenham for Gold Cup races (20 miles).

Bay Tree - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: Burford is off the A40, 22 miles form Oxford and 20 miles from Cheltenham. Junction 8 on the M40 is 26 miles away. The Bay Tree Hotel is situated on Sheep Street, which is just off Burford High Street. When driving down the High Street, take the first left by the Tolsey Museum; the hotel is 200 yards further along on the right-hand side. When driving up the High Street, Sheep Street is the 2nd turning on the right-hand side. There is an ample car park situated at the end of the driveway between the hotel buildings. Reception located by either the main entrance on Sheep Street or the first doorway on the left when coming down the driveway. By Train: The nearest station is Charlbury, which is 8 miles away. Direct trains from London Paddington take approximately one hour. Taxis are normally available at the station.

Bay Tree - Hotel - Important information

We offer an individual approach to our guests' needs. If you have any special requirements, we will do our best to accommodate them. Please note we do not accept AMEX cards.