About Us

The Horse and Groom Inn is a lovely family-run 17th Century Coaching Inn which has just undergone a major refurbishment programme (August 2011). At the front of the building is a lovely enclosed patio area surrounded by planters filled with a collection of herb plants.The traditional bar has a stone floor, seating for around 25 customers and a wood-burning stove at either end. There's a small snug with a darts throw and comfy leather sofa. At the rear of the building is a dining room which can ... Moreseat upto 50 people. This area has been completely re-designed as a contemporary eating area.There are 4 en-suite letting rooms (2 x doubles, 1 x twin and 1 x single) - each has a TV, iPod docking station, tea and coffee making facilities,fresh milk and complimentary mineral water.PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PUB IS CLOSED FOR FOOD and DRINK ON SUNDAY EVENINGS FROM 6PM.The pub is just 5 miles from Banbury (J11 M40) and is situated 0.5 miles from the main Banbury to Chipping Norton road (A361). The pub is situated at the far end of the village of Milcombe overlooking the green.The village of Milcombe is on the east side of the Cotswolds area with lots of attractions nearby.Well-behaved dogs are very welcome in the bar but we don't allow them into bedrooms with guests.The pub is closed between 3pm and 5pm but if you need to check-in during this time period then please give us a call to arrange.PUB OPENING HOURSMONDAY - SATURDAY: 12.00 - 15.00 and 18.00 - 23.00 (FOOD SERVED 12.00 - 14.30 and 18.00 - 21.00)SUNDAY 12.00 - 18.00 (FOOD SERVED 12.00 - 17.00)PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PUB IS CLOSED FOR FOOD and DRINK ON A SUNDAY EVENING.FOR THE VERY BEST ROOM RATES PLEASE CALL US DIRECTLY ON 01295 722 142 OR EMAIL horseandgroominn@gmail.com Less

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