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| Oxfordshire | Weekend break in the cotswolds Posted: Sat September 1, 2007 05:39 PM UTC
We're planning a weekend break during late November or early December time for 2 youngish couples! Can anyone recommend accommodation. We're looking for the Olde English setup of Country pubs/hotels with an open fire and nice cosy surroundings, in a lovely rural area with nice walks to good old country pubs. Any recommendations greatly received. Thanks
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| Oxfordshire | Re: Weekend break in the cotswolds Posted: Sat September 1, 2007 06:05 PM UTC
The Cotswolds sounds the sort of place you might like and Chipping Canpden could be a good place to startlooking.
http://www.chipping-campden.net/about-chipping-campden.html Good Hotels -Cotswold House Hotel is probably the best but expensive. The Nel Arms and others. There are great pubs in nearby villages like The Churchill at Paxford. A chocolate box nearby town Broadway has the Lygon Arms Hotel and lots of tourist type shops and cafes. Moreton in Marsh has a railway station and lots of ordinary shops including a great deli.
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| Oxfordshire | Re: Weekend break in the cotswolds Posted: Sat September 1, 2007 06:22 PM UTC
Oops. Two apologies. Typo - should be The Noel Arms; and I posted this reply underthe Oxfordshire question before I got down to your other Posting.
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| Oxfordshire | Re: Weekend break in the cotswolds Posted: Sat September 1, 2007 09:24 PM UTC
Suggest you try looking in here
www.cotswolds.info/hotels-lodgings-pubs-inns-cottages.shtml If you want to pay a little extra,there's The Dial House at Bourton on the water, very picturesque village with a stream running through the middle, a model train museum, a perfume factory and museum and a butterfly farm. There's also the Bay Tree Hotel in Burford. Burford is very quaint. Don't miss out the old fashioned sweet shop, where you can buy lots of old fashioned sweets out off jars. Also, suggest a visit to the Slaughters and Stow on the Wold. I wouldn't say the countryside of the cotswolds itself is particularly spectacular. Rather it's the combination of the countryside and the quaint villages. Some of the villagers are probably glad when the winter comes and they can get back to normal life. Bourton in the Water is very busy in the summer so you're going at the right time. Bourton doesn't overdo Christmas decorations, if last year is anything to go by. I think they want to discourage the same mass invasion as they have in the summer. Hope you all have a lovely time and find what you're looking for.
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