Sudbury House Hotel

London Street, Faringdon, Oxfordshire, England

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About Sudbury House Hotel

Nestling on the edge of the Cotswolds between Oxford and Swindon, within easy access of the m4 and m40. The hotel offers traditional comforts with modern facilities set in 9 acres of beautiful grounds. Sudbury House, once a fine regency residence, has been extended in recent years to form a fully equipped hotel, blending modern facilities with traditional elegance. The development has been thoughtfully designed to exist in perfect harmony with the original building & its surroundings. The hotel has 49 bedrooms including 1 suite. For family use, there are 2 rooms with a double bed, bunk beds & we can also take an extra bed. All rooms have bath, shower, direct dial telephone, hairdryers, Sky TV channels, tea and coffee making facilities, trouser press & all rooms have broadband access. Many rooms are non-smoking. Disabled rooms have lower surfaces, grab rails in the bathroom and wider doorways. For the energetic, there is a gym equipped with everything you need for your fitness workout. The award winning Folly restaurant with its tranquil outlook over the patio & beautiful gardens provides a light & airy venue for lunch & an intimate atmosphere during dinner. With its peaceful ambiance, it is an ideal setting to enjoy superb quality modern English cuisine from the extensive menus.

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