Bed & Breakfast in Uffington
Welcome to The Fox & Hounds, Bed & Breakfast in Uffington. The Fox & Hounds currently offer two ground level guest bedrooms with modern fittings and flexible options for beds; allowing you to enjoy a comfortable visit to Uffington.
Room 1 is wheelchair accessible with spacious wet room, and can sleep up to four people.
Room 2 also has a wet room/shower and sleeps up to three people.
You can enjoy a range of meals and lighter bites at the Fox & Hounds. Our meats are locally sourced, and subject to variation, so the there may be small changes to the Main Menu and we always offer Daily Specials as well.
If there is a dish you would particularly like, we recommend that you let us know what you want to eat when you telephone in advance to book your table – our Head Chef will do his best to oblige!
Tailored menus for special occasions can also be catered for, though we ask for a minimum of seven days notice. Groups of ten or more people are strongly advised to book in advance.
We offer a selection of Real Ales throughout the year, with guest beers for you to enjoy. Lagers are available on draught or bottled, we also serve ciders, wines, spirits and a range of soft drinks.
The Fox & Hounds is pleased to host evenings of live music, as well as traditional morris dancing and singing, pub quiz nights, and seasonal events.
The Fox & Hounds is located in the charming village of Uffington, South Oxfordshire, with thatched cottages in beautiful countryside surroundings. The Pub has 4 Star B&B Accommodation, a beamed bar, and unrivalled views of The Ridgeway and Uffington White Horse.
Situated in The Vale of the While Horse, off the A420 between Oxford and Swindon, Uffington is about 8 miles north of the M4 through Lambourne, of race-horse fame. The nearest Market Towns are Faringdon and Wantage, each about 15 minutes’ drive. Shrivenham Defence Academy is just 3 miles away at the Watchfield roundabout on the A420.
The Village has a 13th Century Church, shop and Post Office, and several literary connections. It was the early home of Thomas Hughes, whose renowned book “Tom Brown’s Schooldays” begins in the old school here. It is now an interesting little museum. John Betjeman lived here in the 1930’s and 40’s, during which time he wrote many famous works. Tolkein, while based in Oxford, visited this area, and it is said much of his inspiration for Middle Earth came from the Ridgeway nearby.
Rates: From £84 per room per night based on 2 people sharing.
No smoking.
Dinner available.
4 star Visit Britain
White Horse, Uffington, The Ridgeway, pub, pub food, bed & breakfast, accommodation, Oxfordshire, M4, live music, real ale, Sunday lunch, dog friendly
