eatured - A Grade II-listed historic inn and former brewery tap house, which maintains original features including a log fire and wooden beams.
Located in the heart of the Oxfordshire town of Abingdon, The Brewery Tap is an award-winning pub with 3 beautifully appointed guest rooms. It offers free parking, free WiFi and a complimentary self-service continental breakfast. The property is a charming Grade II-listed historic inn and former brewery tap house, which maintains original features including a log fire and wooden beams. Well known for its real ale range and busy bar, The Tap also serves lunch daily, evening food Monday to Saturday and a great roast on Sundays. The bar remains open until 01:00 on Friday and Saturday nights, with live music every Saturday night until midnight and every Sunday afternoon after lunch. Each room has an private bathroom and Freeview LCD TV, along with a desk and seating area. The quaint university city of Oxford is 6.5 miles from The Brewery Tap and is easily reached by bus. London Heathrow Airport is less than an hour’s drive away.
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