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A warm welcome to the Crown & Cushion Hotel. In an area steeped with history the Crown & Cushion is a relaxing home away from home. Originally a 15th Century Coaching Inn - the Crown and Cushion is now a proud 40 bedroom hotel right in the heart of the Cotswold's. In the past the Crown and Cushion was owned by the legendary drummer Keith Moon from 'The Who' and his legacy of decadence lives on today. A New Era in now here, under new ownership, it would be an understatement to say, the locals have seen a vast improvement in standards, service & attention to detail as well as a re-decorate and freshen up. As well as boasting 40 en-suite bedrooms there is a cosy, traditional bar, bistro restaurant, comfortable lounge, alfresco dining on our the floral terrace, private dining room (up to 16 guests), 160 guest function suite (with own bar & separate entrance), 2 further conference rooms, health club - pool, gym, squash court and WiFi available in the hotel grounds. So why not come in, relax and let the surrounding peacefulness of the countryside take you away. Dogs are allowed at a cost of £5.00 per dog per night.

Now for the first time in the UK, you can enjoy the sophisticated, cosmopolitan elegance of a Crowne Plaza hotel in a glorious, countryside parkland setting. Crowne Plaza Oxford - Heythrop Park uniquely fuses metropolitan style with country location. Chic, stylish guest rooms feature the designertouches of a contemporary boutique hotel. Leisure options are endless, from a brand-new, championship standard 18 hole golf course through to a luxurious Health Club and Spa with full size indoor pool, state-of-the-art gym and treatment rooms to the Oxfordshire countryside that surrounds the hotel. This is a super new product. (GW 09/2010) 197 stylish, elegant guest rooms with the designer feel of a boutique hotel are ideal for both the discerning business guest and the leisure traveller. Big beds, over-sized duvets and flat screen TVs make Crowne Plaza rooms relaxing havens from the working day or after an energetic walk through the parkland. Enjoy a special meal in our Mezzanine restaurant with its stunning views of the Italian Gardens or a more informal bite in the Brassiere. Meet friends or colleagues for a pre-dinner drink in the Courtyard bar or unwind at the end of the day in the cocktail bar. The lobby and entrance is large and open plan with modern and contemporary decor. Heythrop Park was built in the early 18th Century and is steeped in history. Charles Talbot, the 12th Earl of Shrewsbury commissioned the architect Thomas Archer to create a magnificent house incorporating all the Roman influences Charles Talbot had grown so passionate about during his time in Rome. The exterior is thus one of its main attractions, with the stunning grounds leading up to the impressive main house. The unique new build Crowne Plaza has replaced the modern annexes that were to the right of the original Heythrop Park house. This is a purpose built modern low rise building. It fuses old with new nicely. Other amenoties/ services Internet via television, Air conditioning, Television, Satellite television, In-house movie, Radio, Direct dial phone, Mini bar, Hairdryer, Trouser press, Voltage 240v, Large sized lobby, Earliest check-in at 15 00, 4 lifts, Porterage, Room service 24 hour, 4 floors, Coach parking, Solarium, Golf, Beauty parlour, Laundry facilities

Heythrop Park is a unique combination of state of the art conference facilities within impressive historic surroundings. The newly opened Health and Fitness club has been completely renovated and facilities include an indoor 20m pool, state of the art gym, sauna and steam room. The Club boasts luxury Treatment rooms and the grounds are ideal for jogging or walking. There is also the small matter of the stunning new 18 hole Championship Golf Course which just opened. This hotel offers all the attractions of a country house, with the added advantage of being within easy distance of the beautiful city of Oxford. (GW 11/2009) With only 17 luxury bedrooms located in the main mansion, the remaining 137 are found in the Shrewsbury and Archer Wings which were built at the same time and in the same Baroque style as the house. They are located and linked on the left and right of the mansion. They have both been fully refurbished this year and provide simple contemporary en suite rooms with tea and coffee making facilties, trouser press, TV and direct dial telephone. These are excellent value rooms. This hotel prides itself on offering the highest standards of hospitality and service. A wide variety of different dishes are offered, with special menus available on request. The medium sized lobby is very well furnished, comfortable and full of history with a lovely atrium with plush chairs and couches. Heythrop Park was built in the early 18th Century and is steeped in history. Charles Talbot, the 12th Earl of Shrewsbury commissioned the architect Thomas Archer to create a magnificent house incorporating all the Roman influences Charles Talbot had grown so passionate about during his time in Rome. The exterior is thus one of its main attractions, with the stunning grounds leading up to the impressive main house. The modern annexes of previous years have been now gone and the Shrewsbury Wing that forms part of the original Manor House has been refurbished completely and features a lovely quad with manicured gardens. Other amenities/ services: Television, Hairdryer, Small sized lobby, Earliest check-in at 15:00, 2 lifts, 3 floors, Coach parking, Tennis, Beauty parlour

This popular hotel provides the ideal base for exploring the area. The Hotel provides a key collection service.

The Bledington hotel is conveniently located just a 35-minute drive from London Oxford Airport. There is a train station within a 20-minute walk, providing regular trains to Oxford. The cities of Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon are a 40-minute drive away. Birmingham International Airport is approximately 37 km from the property.This is an authentic 16th century village inn, which was formerly a cider house. The hotels pub/restaurant serves award-winning food. The charming historical hotel comprises a total of 11 accommodation units. Further amenities include wireless Internet access and a car park for those arriving by car.Each of the en-suite rooms comes with a shower, a bath and a hairdryer. Moreover, they have been tastefully decorated with elegant furnishings that perfectly complement the aesthetic allure of the main building. Every room comes fully equipped with free wireless Internet access, a flat-screen TV with Sky channels, designer toiletries and tea and coffee making facilities. There is a selection of charming and cosy rooms located right above the inn. For those seeking a hint more luxury, there are several slightly larger rooms set back from the inn across a pretty courtyard. Spacious and quiet, these rooms all feature king-size beds. Further standard features of all accommodation units include an ironing set and central heating.Having been awarded two AA Rosettes and featured in The Good Food Guide, the restaurant offers a fantastic opportunity to tuck in to some truly exceptional cuisine. The chef is committed to providing wholesome, hearty and traditional English food, all served with a touch of flair and spark of imagination. There is also an extensive wine list with something to suit even the most discerning of palettes. The hotel serves a continental breakfast, while the evening meal may be enjoyed à la carte or as a set menu.