The Bird In Hand 4 diamonds Hotel

Whiteoak Green, Hailey, Witney, Oxfordshire, England

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About The Bird In Hand 4 diamonds Hotel

The Bird in Hand is a Grade II listed building. Visually, it is a classic, graceful, stone and slate Cotswold building. Nestled amongst the rolling countryside of the Cotswold's, the Bird in Hand offers you a warm relaxed welcome. The Bird in Hand Hotel abounds with natural Cotswold stone and a number of heavily beamed rooms, each with it's own warmth and character. The oldest room is a focal point, with it's huge inglenook fireplace which blazes away with enormous logs during the cold winter nights and a display of local flowers during the hot summer season. Since the original 17th Century Inn was totally renovated, it has endeavoured to provide excellent service and mouth-watering food in a warm, friendly and relaxing atmosphere. The Inn is ideally suited as a base from which to discover the delights of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas. Whether a visit to the dreaming spires of Oxford, Blenheim Palace or touring the villages of the Cotswold's, the choice is yours.

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