Hotels 1 to 3 in Deddington, Oxfordshire

Red Lion Hotel - This historic coaching inn dates back to before the Civil War, and has a traditional bar, a restaurant and en suite rooms overlooking the village green. The Red Lion Hotel is south of Banbury and close to the M40 motorway. It features old oak, stone chimney pieces, intriguing low beams, narrow doors and hallways. The restaurant was once a bake house and brewery, and now serves fine English and continental cuisine. Traditional ales and fine wines are served from the cool cellars and stone vaults.

The Deddington Arms - The Deddington Arms Hotel overlooks the beautiful market square of Deddington. We are located in a medieval village lying between Oxford and Banbury at the gateway to the Cotswolds. The hotel has offered a warm welcome to travellers since the 16th century when, as a coaching inn, it offered food and shelter to weary stagecoach passengers. Today the hotel has a superb fresh food restaurant with air conditioning, warm welcoming bars with log fires and 27 en suite bedrooms including cottage suites and four-poster luxury. Deddington is a village steeped in history dating back to an early 6/7th century settlement. The Deddington Arms Hotel is well situated for visits to many beautiful and interesting places locally, making it an ideal place to stay for a long weekend or a longer break in the countryside. The Deddington Arms Hotel is now a non-smoking hotel in all the public areas.

The Holcombe Hotel - This elegant 17th century hotel offers exceptional hospitality and service in a relaxed atmosphere, in both the hotel and our award-winning Mediterranean restaurant. The hotel and restaurant are non-smoking. Individually decorated bedrooms offering every comfort. The hotel is an ideal venue for smaller meetings. Golf courses are nearby.