Burford House

Olde-worlde place to be coddled in the Cotswolds

This Tudor house with its leaded windows, old beams and log fires stands proud in a pretty Cotswold town bursting with antique shops and tea rooms – and rooms are ravishingly styled.

Know It All

Hit the spot
At the heart of bustling Burford.

Be savvy
Do book ahead at weekends – this is a sought-after spot.

Be smitten
Rustic beams, creaking floors and a nicely fuzzy echo of times past.

Bedtime...

Rooms and suites
Eight rooms

Special features
Three rooms come with four-poster beds. Most also have roll-top, claw-foot baths.

Also…
The hotel has a courtyard garden and all rooms come with wi-fi access, flat screen TVs and DVD players.

Pillow Talk
The Sherborne suite has four-poster bed, huge bathroom and tub for two.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
The restaurant does not serve dinner but your hosts keep an up-to-date list of great places to eat nearby. Stay in for morning coffee with toasted crumpets and wicked afternoon teas with homemade scones, cakes and pastries. The light lunchtime menu includes home made spicy Welsh rarebit and Cassoulet. All ingredients come from local suppliers, with granary bread, smoked salmon, clotted cream and fresh garden produce delivered each day are from Cotswold farms.

There’s an honour bar with a fine array of old malts, cognacs and Armagnacs, as well as home made damson gin and quince vodka. Prefer to stay upstairs? Have drinks served to your bedroom – or bathroom. Enjoy a glass of champers in your bubble filled tub.

Breakfast
Full English breakfast is served until 9:30am. Try the smoked haddock, home poached fruit compotes, special-recipe muesli and local honey.

Room service
Available morning and evening.

See & Do

See & Do
Admire the spires and colleges of historic Oxford University, stroll hand in hand along the banks of the River Windrush and take advantage of the hotel’s chauffeured Scenic Drive around the picture perfect Cotswolds.

Diary Dates

May
Chipping Campden’s music festival in the second half of May has something for everyone.

June
Join the locals at the Burford Festival for a taste of all that’s local.

July
Have a night at the opera – the village of Longborough has a fully fledged opera house, and there’s a 90-minute interval for picnics on the lawn.

Complimentary afternoon tea on arrival.

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