Alex And Becky’s guidebook
Food scene
One of our favourite haunts for breakfast, brunch, or cake and coffee. Lovely food in this bustling Cotswold village and the perfect place to start your day or to end your afternoon. The cakes here are outstanding.
16 habitants recommandent
The Hive
Digbeth StreetOne of our favourite haunts for breakfast, brunch, or cake and coffee. Lovely food in this bustling Cotswold village and the perfect place to start your day or to end your afternoon. The cakes here are outstanding.
A truly memorable dining experience, with renowned Head Chef, Richard Craven, serving up incredible food with a slant towards game and foraged foods.
83 habitants recommandent
The Royal Oak
Church RoadA truly memorable dining experience, with renowned Head Chef, Richard Craven, serving up incredible food with a slant towards game and foraged foods.
Just up the road in the beautiful village of Whichford stands The Norman Knight pub. Head chef, Mick, serves delicious classics using locally sourced ingredients (Hook Norton!) and more exotic options too.
19 habitants recommandent
Norman Knight
Just up the road in the beautiful village of Whichford stands The Norman Knight pub. Head chef, Mick, serves delicious classics using locally sourced ingredients (Hook Norton!) and more exotic options too.
If you’re looking for seasonal dishes made with locally sourced high-quality ingredients, then book yourself into this much coveted restaurant headed up by Nathan Eades.
127 habitants recommandent
The Wild Rabbit
If you’re looking for seasonal dishes made with locally sourced high-quality ingredients, then book yourself into this much coveted restaurant headed up by Nathan Eades.
A cosy little restaurant seating just 35 covers, Wild Thyme serves locally sourced British food with a Mediterranean twist. Nick and his team cook everything from scratch.
26 habitants recommandent
Wild Thyme Restaurant with Rooms
10 New StA cosy little restaurant seating just 35 covers, Wild Thyme serves locally sourced British food with a Mediterranean twist. Nick and his team cook everything from scratch.
Enjoyment
A private members club with a central courtyard, numerous dining options and bars, as well as a pool house, gym, and spa. If you're a member of Soho House, you'll want to include Farmhouse as part of your stay. The best 'leisure complex' in the UK, in our opinion.
88 habitants recommandent
Soho Farmhouse
A private members club with a central courtyard, numerous dining options and bars, as well as a pool house, gym, and spa. If you're a member of Soho House, you'll want to include Farmhouse as part of your stay. The best 'leisure complex' in the UK, in our opinion.
A famous organic farm, Daylesford is known for its relaxing vibe, great, food, and events run throughout the year. Enjoy lunch with live music in the courtyard, or walk around the gardens. It's all good!
69 habitants recommandent
Daylesford
A famous organic farm, Daylesford is known for its relaxing vibe, great, food, and events run throughout the year. Enjoy lunch with live music in the courtyard, or walk around the gardens. It's all good!
Sightseeing
The Rollright Stones is an ancient site located on the Oxfordshire & Warwickshire border in England. The complex consists of three main elements, The King's Men stone circle, the King Stone, and the Whispering Knights.
84 habitants recommandent
Les pierres de Rollright
Rollright RoadThe Rollright Stones is an ancient site located on the Oxfordshire & Warwickshire border in England. The complex consists of three main elements, The King's Men stone circle, the King Stone, and the Whispering Knights.
The birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Blenheim Palace is a monumental country house in Blenheim, Oxfordshire, England.
It is the principal residence of the Dukes of Marlborough, and the only non-royal, non-episcopal country house in England to hold the title of palace.
657 habitants recommandent
Palais de Blenheim
The birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Blenheim Palace is a monumental country house in Blenheim, Oxfordshire, England.
It is the principal residence of the Dukes of Marlborough, and the only non-royal, non-episcopal country house in England to hold the title of palace.