Peacock Hotel

Henton, Chinnor, Oxfordshire, England

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About Peacock Hotel

Our awarding winning restaurant compliments the glorious views of the Chilterns. The friendly and attentive service at the Peacock Hotel will leave you planning your return visit! This is an ideally situated hotel for the business people staying in the area. We are close to Thame, Princes Risborough, High Wycombe, Aylesbury, Marlow, Oxford and Henley - all are within 15-30 minutes drive away and London is only 45 minutes away via the m40 motorway - turn off at junction 6. Quiet and secluded, this is the perfect location for small business meetings for companies in this area. Local attractions include the beautiful Chiltern Hills, the Ridgeway Path, Henley and The Regatta, Oxford and its colleges and history and West Wycombe village and caves. Golf courses nearby include Whiteleaf, Ellesborough, Weston Turville and Chiltern Forest. We are also only 45 minutes from the West End theatres by the M40 motorway. The dining room offers a very wide selection of superb English food with a international influence, served to you in an intimate friendly atmosphere. The hotel has a superb open log fire all winter long! This forms part of the original building dating back to the 16th century.

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