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The Inn for All Seasons is an unspoilt former 16th Century Coaching Inn overlooking rolling countryside and located in the heart of the Cotswolds. It has been in the Sharp family for over 20 years and is now managed by Matthew Sharp and his wife Heather. You are guaranteed a very warm welcome.Matthew is a classically trained chef and he personally overseas the monthly menus, all of which use seasonal local produce. There is also a fantastic Fresh Fish Board. This changes daily as our deliveries ... Moreof fresh fish and shellfish arrive directly from Brixham and Cornwall.There are 10 comfortable en-suite rooms (including a stylish family room and lovely four poster). Each one has a flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, a hairdryer and trouser press. You will also find soft fluffy towels and high quality toiletries in the bathrooms. Residents also have their own private lounge with squashy leather sofas, a large flat screen TV and a real fireall designed to make your stay relaxing and enjoyable.We have a well stocked bar serving draught local ales and lagers, Guinness, Doombar and Orchard Cider from Sharps brewery in Cornwall. Spirits, whiskies and soft drinks are also available plus we have an extensive wine list.The Inn is extremely pet friendly and we accept dogs in the rooms and bar area. There are fabulous walks in open countryside, which can be reached easily from the gardens at the rear of the hotel.The Inn for All Seasons is ideally situated between Oxford and Cheltenham and three miles west of Burford - the gateway to the Cotswolds. Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, Cirencester and Chipping Norton are all within a 20-minute drive. Nearby National Trust properties include Sherborne Estate and Lodge Park and Chedworth Roman Villa. Less

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