The Old Crown Coaching Inn

Market Square, Faringdon, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire, England

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About The Old Crown Coaching Inn

This former coaching inn, dating back to the sixteenth century, which has retained its original cobbled courtyard and fountain, lies in the heart of this quiet market town. Once a month the archway to the hotel's courtyard, just off the market square, hosts some of the stalls of a local farmers' market. The hotel's central location makes it an ideal base for exploring Faringdon's picturesque streets and the surrounding countryside. Samantha and Keith look forward to welcoming you to their hotel.

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