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Star Inn
"We came here after my fathers funeral and the food and service that The Star Inn provided was excellent.

Date visited: 20.08.2010 ..." More

Talk House
"We chose this restaurant following several positive experiences of friends. We booked as a family (2 adults, an 11 year old and a 13 year old).They are obviously child/teenager friendly. ..." More

Talk House
"We found the Talk House by chance on the way home from the Cotswolds one Sunday afternoon. The outside looked promising and there were a number of cars in ..." More

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Stanton St. John is a village in Oxfordshire, located 5 miles from the centre of Oxford. The history of Stanton St. John is closely tied to the ownership of much of the parish by New College, one of Oxford University's oldest colleges. The village is about 2.5 miles south of an area of low lying land called Otmoor, which is being encouraged to re-flood, as it used to centuries ago, to produce one of Britain's largest inland bird sanctuaries. Stanton's main facilities include the Holford Centre, the village shop and post office, two inns; The Star and the Talk House and a cricket ground. It also has many varied local organisations and activities to enhance community life, mostly centred round The Holford Centre which began life as a school, set up by Lady Elizabeth Holford, widow of Sir William Holford, in 1720. She was the daughter of a coachman of Stanton St John, and the memory of her humble childhood origins resulted in the endowment of a Charity School for “teaching of the poor children.” The village church in Stanton St. John is St. John the Baptist. Opposite the church lies a house once occupied by John White, a founder member of the American state of Massachusetts.

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The TalkHouse (0.92 miles)

The TalkHouse
The Talkhouse is a delightful Inn, set in rural surroundings close to the City of Oxford.
Its exposed beams and open fireplaces offer the visitor a warm and relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy ... more | visit website

Common Leys Farm (1.56 miles)

Common Leys Farm
Our beautiful Tudor farmhouse in Waterperry Common, Oxfordshire, offers accommodation, gourmet food and relaxing afternoons meeting our animals. Whether you are looking for a relaxing afternoon with cream tea, a holiday or wedding reception, corporate entertainment ... more | visit website

Lodge Hotel (2.16 miles)

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Located approximately seven miles from Oxford city centre, The Lodge is in an easily accessible countryside location. The Lodge has a comtemporary feel, friendly service and a warm atmosphere.

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Travelodge Oxford Wheatley (2.91 miles)

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... more | visit website

Holloway Farm House (3.22 miles)

Holloway Farm House

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Whether travelling to Oxford for business or pleasure, or simply passing through, Holloway Farm is conveniently located in Milton Common, Oxfordshire, on the services at junction 8a of the M40 ... more

Red Mullions Guest House (3.44 miles)

Red Mullions Guest House

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Red Mullions is a welcoming family-run guest house in Headington, Oxford, excellently located for the many hospitals in Headington and the Oxford Brookes University, 10-minutes from central Oxford. A range of rooms ... more

Pickwick's Guest House (3.53 miles)

Pickwick
Welcome to Pickwick's, a comfortable, friendly, family-run guest house in Oxford.

We are conveniently situated within five minutes drive from the Oxford ring road and the M40 motorway, and are within walking distance (1.5 miles) ... more | visit website

Bat & Ball Inn (3.79 miles)

Bat & Ball Inn

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The Bat and Ball is ideally located for both business and tourism in Oxfordshire Our rooms are comfortable and clean with starched linen bedding and all have en suite shower rooms ... more

Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons (4.61 miles)

Le Manoir aux Quat
Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons is the fulfilment of Chef Patron Raymond Blanc's personal vision: to create a hotel and restaurant in harmony where guests would find perfection in food, comfort and service. Set in secluded ... more | visit website

Athena Guest House (4.68 miles)

Athena Guest House

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Athena Guest House is a friendly, family run guest house in Oxford offering accommodation in single, twin or double, triple and family bedrooms all with washbasin facilities, tea & coffee, hairdryer & alarm ... more

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