Nestled on the banks of the River Windrush, The Fox Inn – Great Barrington awaits its visitors to enjoy a soothing break in the rural landscape of Cotswolds.
Individually decorated rooms with en-suite facilities, TVs and hospitality trays
On-site pub bar, riverside conservatory and outdoor terrace
Check-in from 2.30pm; check-out by 10.30am; late-check-out by 11.30am
Max 2 pets allowed for £15 per pet per stay supplement; Complimentary Wi-Fi
£99 (at The Belfry) for a Warwickshire break for two people including Prosecco, leisure access and late check-out, £179 for two nights - save up to 46% - View Details - Book This Offer
Individually designed bedrooms and suites, including seven new rooms completed in November
English and Thai restaurants
Bar with extensive Tapas menu
Moroccan lounge
Terrace, swimming pool and jacuzzi
Thai Massage
The Crazy Bear Beaconsfield
A decadent oasis of elaborate luxury. Situated in the centre of the beautiful quintessentially-English Old Town Beaconsfield, just minutes from the M40 J2 and less than 20 minutes by train from London Marylebone. The oldest documented building in Beaconsfield celebrates the opening of seven new bedrooms and suites to its already sumptuous accommodation and comprises lavish English and Thai restaurants, two bars, four private function rooms, and a terrace with swimming pool and Jacuzzi. As a result, Conde Nast have featured it in their Red Hot List of the Best New Hotels in the World.
The Crazy Bear Beaconsfield is a truly unique hotel acclaimed for dramatic decor and exceptional dining. The Crazy Bear is the antithesis to bland accommodation and has been awarded Coolest Hotel Chain by Prestige Events Magazine Cool Venue Awards 2015.
Starters include: soup of the day | bread and oils | signature Scotch egg | salt and pepper squid | port and cognac chicken liver parfait | ham hock and black pudding fritter | Parmesan set cream
Main course is 8oz sirloin steak with hand cut chips, oven baked tomato and mushroom
The Grenfell Arms
Situated a few miles from the A4 and less than a mile from Braywick Sports and Recreation Ground, Grenfell Arms is a cosy, family-run pub. The kitchen serves traditional pub fare with a modern twist, from fish and chips, home made pies and steak to duo of pheasant, pan seared lambs neck fillet and sous-vide salmon, the bar offers a wide selection of craft beers, real ale, wines and premium spirits. In summer, clients can dine in the garden, winter chills can be alleviated thanks to an open fire, and in any weather, clients can spend a night in one of the eight refurbished rooms.
Sample dishes: 8oz British sirloin steak served with grilled tomato, mushrooms, chips and onion rings | creamy pasta with wild mushrooms and spinach | veggie tartlet served with a mixed salad and a red pesto dressing | fried scampi served with chips and tartare sauce
The full bar menu can be found here and the fish menu is available here.
The Bull Inn
Nestled in a building dating back to the 16th century, this countryside pub boasts traditional decor and a menu of hearty meals. Burgers, steaks and pies are on offer alongside sandwiches, sharing platters and fried fish. A beer garden is available for those who wish to take in a bit of fresh air with their pint, while winter colds can be alleviated by an open log fire. There is also a well-stocked bar serving an array of wines, spirits and real ales.