The Bay Tree Classic Hotel
A Historic Hotel in Burford, Oxfordshire (Cotswolds)
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Accommodation Description:
History is everywhere, stone walls with woven tapestries, antique furniture and pictrues through the ages - The Bay Tree has welcomed visitors since 1565. The Woolsack bar with its inglenook fireplace, oak panelling and wooden settles is just the place to laze the afternoon away. The award winning candlelit restaurant has flagstone floors, antique dressers and a view over the rose and herb garden.A member of Classic British Hotels - the hallmark for quality independent hotels
From: £99.00
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ofFacilities
- Restaurant
- TV
- Pets Allowed
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Nearby Historic Attractions
Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Burford Travel and Heritage Information
Burford, St John the Baptist -
0.2 miles (Historic Church) 
Widford, St Oswald's Church -
1.4 miles (Historic Church) 
Taynton, St John the Evangelist -
1.4 miles (Historic Church)
Swinbrook, St Mary the Virgin -
1.7 miles (Historic Church)
Asthall, St Nicholas Church -
2.3 miles (Historic Church)
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Manor House -
2.5 miles (Garden) 
Shilton, Holy Rood Church -
2.5 miles (Historic Church)
Little Barrington, St Peter's Church -
2.8 miles (Historic Church)
Great Barrington, St Mary's -
2.9 miles (Historic Church)
Shipton under Wychwood, St Mary the Virgin -
4.1 miles (Historic Church)
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