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...
Robert
United Kingdom
The Staff were great and the breakfast and dining room were excellent.
BULL Burford features free bikes, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Burford. The 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi.
Karen
United Kingdom
Service, ambience, friendly, tastefully decorated, great food & cocktails!
Serving local produce, offering a friendly welcome, efficient service and a pleasantly relaxed atmosphere, this former 18th century inn is ideal for those seeking to explore the Cotswold region.
D427
United Kingdom
Breakfast area was set up for a group of us and pre arranged a single long table which was brillant.
Situated in Burford, 29 km from Blenheim Palace, Burford Lodge Hotel - Adults only features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Robert
United Kingdom
The breakfasts were beautifully prepared and delivered. The whole experience was lovely. The food on the first night was superb and I would fully recommend eating there. I cannot find anything to complain about.
This unspoilt 16th-century coaching inn overlooks the rolling countryside and offers a warm welcome and good food in a relaxed, traditional setting between Oxford and Cheltenham.
Marshall
United Kingdom
Food, good portions, comfortable, friendly helpful, polite staff.
The 17th-century Fox Inn is set on the banks of the River Windrush, in the lovely Cotswolds countryside. It offers individually styled rooms with free Wi-Fi, a charming pub and riverside dining.
Tim
United Kingdom
The breakfast was delicious. The Room was clean and spacious and plenty of hot water for showers . The location was perfect for travelling around the area.
This 16th-century Cotswolds inn offers award-winning cuisine, free Wi-Fi and free parking in Swinbrook, just 5 minutes’ drive from the medieval market town of Burford.
This traditional inn is in the Cotswold village of Burford, between Oxford and Cheltenham. It mixes original character with modern comforts, including free WiFi, en suite rooms and award-winning food....
On average, 3-star hotels in Burford cost £165 per night, and 4-star hotels in Burford are £167 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Burford can on average be found for £199 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Burford is a bustling town during the day, although traffic...
Burford is a bustling town during the day, although traffic very slow due to the bridge at the bottom of the high street . Thought we would eat out 2 night very little available in the town 2 in the evenings, couple of pubs with limited menus (pizza etc). Ended up in the Indian which was good.
Farmer
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Picturesque Cotswold town with lots of shops, cafes and...
Picturesque Cotswold town with lots of shops, cafes and restaurants. Lots of beautiful walks from the town into miles of beautiful, peaceful countryside. Very friendly place. We had an exceptional meal at Burford Lodge Hotel.
Maxine
Scored 8.0
8.0
This is a splendid old hotel at the top of the hill in one...
This is a splendid old hotel at the top of the hill in one of the prettiest Cotswold Villages
The bar and restaurant were beautifully laid out and decorated - embracing its age but with modern touches
The dinner, which I had in the pretty garden was really lovely and twined with a perfect cold Lager. The garden sits close to a roundabout which was sometimes quite noisy.
My bed mattress was too hard for me and would have benefited from a topper or something. Other amenities in the room were great though; including lovely water tea and so forth. They should review the cleaning fluid choice which has an unpleasant smell - though the room and bathroom were perfectly clean and spruce.
I had a good nights sleep but was glad I’d remembered my earplugs due to the tractor and lorry noise - not unexpected since harvest had started.
Lydia
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We have visited (and stayed) many times as it is not too far...
We have visited (and stayed) many times as it is not too far from us. The town itself is delightful. A high street on a slight hill, free parking off the main road, over a cute little bridge over a stream.
The buildings and shops are beautiful, some shops for everyday things and the kind you associate with the Cotswolds town. Plentiful places to eat and drink.
On the A40 just before the turning is the Burford Garden Centre which is a lovely place to visit, if a little expensive. Lovely restaurant there too.
Not too far away is the Cotswold Wildlife Park which is great for people with children even quite small as it isn't too vast. Well worth a visit.
As with other iconic towns, it can get crowded in summer months but all are delightful anytime of year, especially on a sunny, if cold, day.
Jane
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Burford is a Cotswold town with many shops, a bit...
Burford is a Cotswold town with many shops, a bit overwhelmed by tourism and too many daytime cars (the river bridge has one lane and causes traffic jams), Lovely walks along the river. Best to head out of the town for interesting and nice pub dinners. Close to the (much overlooked) Rollright Stones which are as interesting as Stonehenge and one can still walk amidst the stones.
We stayed at the Baytree: lovely building, but the chef's menu left us dismayed.: uninspired and ok for one dinner, not more.
Stephen
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
It was a lovely stay overall, we travel very often to...
It was a lovely stay overall, we travel very often to Cotswolds and The Bull really surprised us with very chic and contemporary Interior Design, really nice and attentive staff and a wide range of dining spaces to experience. We will definitely go back!
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the apartment! It has an excellent location on the high street - close to shops, restaurants and cafes. The apartment is really spacious and light with high ceilings. We really appreciated the treats left for us and lovely touches all through the apartment. Burford was a great town to stay in and we loved using it as a base to go and explore the surrounding villages. There is off street parking , but we made use of the town's free car park.
This is a pub with only two guest rooms, not a high end fancy hotel, which suited us perfectly. Relaxed environment, large, private room with its own entrance, The Royal Oak is right in the centre of Burford but still really quiet. The staff were all cheerful and attentive. Breakfast was exceptional and served in the residents’ bar by the guy who cooked it: he was great, efficient, friendly and an English breakfast master chef!
Staff were friendly and welcoming upon arrival, during the stay and our departure.
We had breakfast on the two mornings and the quality and standard was exceptional.
The stay was very quiet though for those overlooking the rear courtyard and the beds were comfortable
Location of the Hotel for Burford is exceptional, also great access to the bus to Witney.
Lovely cute hotel in prime location for visiting Burford town centre. Staff were really friendly & accommodating, nothing was too much trouble.
Our room (1) was spacious & had everything needed for a night or two away.
The garden out back was lovely, plenty of seating to enjoy the sunshine.
We’d definitely visit again.
The location was in the centre of Burford. The hotel was full of the character of a periodic property but had all the comfort of a boutique hotel. The walled garden was beautiful and spacious with tables and chairs. The staff were pleasant and welcoming. The car park was large and convenient. The breakfasts were excellent.
Joanne
United Kingdom
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