The White Horse

Daisy Hill, Duns Tew, Oxford/Deddington, Oxfordshire, England

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About The White Horse

The White Horse Inn is a charming 17th Century coaching inn set in the delightful village of Duns Tew. The hotel is on the eastern edge of the Cotswolds. With the low beams and original flagstone floors, combined with the open fire and relaxed atmosphere, this is a special place to stay. Stay in one of our eight rooms, all en-suite, with tea and coffee making facilities, colour television & air conditioning/heating. With the rooms being in renovated stables to the side of the inn, it gives all of our guests privacy and freedom. The White Horse Inn also offers a small private function room 'The Snug' for meetings or private dinner parties. Larger parties can be catered for in our main restaurant, subject to availability. The varied menu blends classic restaurant fayre with modern international cuisine. Wash this all down with a drink selected from our wide range of real ales or pick from our extensive international wine list. All rooms have recently been redecorated. We operate a non-smoking policy throughout the hotel.

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