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Accommodation Links

	Mill House Hotel - Kingham - Country House Hotel in the heart of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. The Mill House has two rosettes for good food. In a rural setting about half hours drive west of Oxford
	The Craven Guest House in Uffington - An archetypal pretty English cottage Bed & Breakfast with immense charm and plenty of personal touches.
	The Eagle Tavern - Free house offering a selection of beers, wines and spirits. Restaurant offering traditional home made pub food. En-suite accommodation.
	Fallowfields Country House Hotel - Country house situated in Kingston Bagpuize, near Oxford. Includes information about rooms, food, special events, tariffs and contact details.
	Pimlico Farm Country Cottages - Self catering accommodation amidst the peace of the English countryside with grounds, walks and rides.
	Cotswold Gateway Hotel, Burford - Family run hotel on the border of the Cotswolds. Site includes a hotel tour, Cotswolds information and links, booking details.
	The Oxford Centre - Venue for conferences, meetings, exhibitions, trade fairs, weddings and special occasions. Can cater for more that 300 delegates or guests.
	North Oxford Overseas Centre - Provides accommodation at reasonable rates in a caring community for overseas students, research workers and visiting scholars from all parts of the world in Oxford.
	The Dovecote - Listed Grade II* building converted for luxury romantic holidays.
	The Tollgate Hotel, Kingham - A converted eighteenth century farmhouse. Details of rooms, restaurant, functions and conferences, location directions.
	Manor Cottages - Company offering a selection of self catering accommodation in the Cotswolds. Gives descriptions and prices of properties listed.
	Oak Tree Copse - Farmhouse bed and breakfast, photos, history, local nature reserve walks, tariff, booking and map. Located between Oxford and Thame.
	Gaunt Mill, Standlake - Holiday cottages with large gardens on the river Windrush. Pictures and contact details.
	Tower Cottage Guest House - Bed and breakfast in the village of Aston Rowant. Location, bedrooms, tariffs and contact details.
	Views Farm Barns, Great Milton - Self catering holiday accommodation. Details, price list, booking form.
	Executive Short Stay Homes - Offers two town houses in Abingdon and Oxford. Profiles, facilites and photo galleries with price guide.
	University Rooms - Stay in rooms in Oxford University Colleges during student vacations.
	Weston Manor Country House Hotel - Weston-on-the-Green near Oxford. 11th century country house offering accommodation, also wedding and conference venue.
	Looker House Bed & Breakfast - 13th century family home in Steventon. Details of facilities and charges.
	Kingfisher Inn, Shillingford - Offers accommodation and restaurant. Site also includes details of local attractions.
	Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons - Raymond Blanc's Michelin starred restaurant and luxury country house hotel, gardens and cookery school.

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