The Bear Hotel

Market Place, Wantage, Oxfordshire, England

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About The Bear Hotel

A 16th Century Coaching Inn offering outstanding personal service. over looking the market place. All rooms have colour Sky Television, Tea and Coffee Making Facilities, telephoneTrouser Press and Hairdryer. The hotel is modernised whilst retaining its original character. Two bars, residents' lounge and a period oak- beamed restaurant.The Bear Hotel has always been a staging point for weary travellers and today provides the perfect venue for a relaxing break. The countryside of South Oxfordshire and the Vale of the White Horse provides a wealth of interesting places to explore, from the famous Ridgeway National Trail, stretching through some of the best scenery in South Central England, to the 'Dreaming Spires' of Oxford's historic university buildings and the majestic grandeur of Blenheim Palace.

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