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Woodstock Accommodation

Whether you are looking for a Woodstock hotel, Woodstock bed and breakfast, Woodstock guest house or general accommodation in Woodstock Oxfordshire this Woodstock accommodation page lists places to stay in the Woodstock area.

Woodstock Hotel Accommodation

Hotel accommodation in the Woodstock area

		The Kings Arms Hotel The Kings Arms Hotel is privately owned by David and Sara Sykes and is centrally located in Woodstock making it highly favoured as a comfortable and convenient hotel. Having undergone a half million pound refurbishment involving the addition of seven more de-luxe bedrooms and doubling the size of the restaurant, this listed Georgian building has now been awarded 3-star quality rating by the AA and Southern Tourist Board. Located within easy walking distance of Blenheim Palace, home to the Duke of Marlborough and birthplace of Winston Churchill, the Kings Arms is considered an ideal base for journeys to London or Oxford, famous for its University and history.

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Woodstock Bed and Breakfast Accommodation

Bed and Breakfast accommodation in the Woodstock area

		The Laurels We are situated just off Woodstock town centre, a short walk from Blenheim Palace, a world heritage site famous for its beautiful parkland and the home of the Duke of Marlborough. Close to Oxford and within easy reach of the Cotswolds, Stratford-upon-Avon, and about an hours drive from London.

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Woodstock Self Catering Holiday Accommodation

Self catering accommodation in the Woodstock area

		Plane Tree House Dating from the 17th century this spacious house is fully equipped and well furnished to provide excellent accommodation. During careful restoration many of the original features, beams, doors and panelling have been retained and create a warm and historic atmosphere. The house is close to the centre of Woodstock where there are inns, restaurants, shops and a museum. Blenheim Palace the birth place of Winston Churchill is within walking distance and the parklands and lakes created by Capability Brown provide stunning views 'one of the most beautiful in England'. There are many events featured at the Palace, good walking and famous gardens to enjoy. Bladon, the last resting place of Winston Churchill is 1 mile away. The market towns and villages of the Cotswold Hills, Cotswold Wildlife Park at Burford and the University City of Oxford are within 10 miles. Cheltenham, Stratford upon Avon, 30 miles. Shops 200 yards, pub 50 yards.

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For Cotswolds accommodation try the Cotswolds web site

 

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