Top Hotels Near Rollright Stones in Chipping Norton from NZ$204

"Besides arriving late to a very hot room, followed by our daughter getting locked in our bathroom, this hotel is exceptional. Our son had to sleep on an unfortunately hard pull out couch but our main bed was very comfortable and the room was bigger than anticipated . The staff were all sweet and helpful, providing fast and amazing service. We only stayed overnight but would definitely come back to experience the spa and golf."

"The cottage is quintessential Cotswolds -- great place to stay with a family of four. Despite being a cottage, there was plenty of space for four w a lot of luggage. Very walkable with a beautiful ancient church at the end of the lane and good restaurants (Chequers is my favorite) a few minutes away. Parking is super easy with street parking on the lane itself (limited), main road 50 feet away (some), and long-term car park 200 feet away (a lot of spaces). We used Chipping Norton as a base for the British Grand Prix weekend and Oxford, and it worked great. Laundry facility was great (it washes and dries, too) and communication with the property manager was super easy, as was checking in and checking out. Nice and friendly neighbors, too."

"Excellent venue, friendly attentive staff very knowlagable of the local area and very helpful. Great selection of drinks on offer, nice beer garden, big well designed clean room, nice selection of refreshments and toiletries included with the room, excellent town centre location and great value for money, Definatley reccomend to anyone visiting chipping norton "

"Stayed with 9 friends, the house was spacious enough for 10 people to stay in comfort. We walked to Hook Norton via Rollright Stones and enjoyed dinner at the Black Horse in the village. Clean, comfortable and well equipped…"

"Host was amazing and responded to messages with questions leading up to our stay and checked in to make sure we were good and had everything we need. The property is perfect for one or two people using as a base, it had a microwave and fridge meaning we could make food as well as a plug in table top hob. Thank you for having us stay!! "

"Quirky campsite, stayed in the Airstream Had everything we needed for a couple of nights away. Was nice to have our own toilet but, felt the shower was unnecessary and we did not use it Well equipped kitchen, seating area inside and out. Bed very comfy "

"Had a lovely stay at Windsor cottage. Well presented, great amenities and the most comfortable bed in the master bedroom. Slept like a log! Ate out in local restaurants, which were lovely especially Alberto’s Italy. There are a couple of free parking areas in town 5-10 minutes away. During our stay there was a film set in place for Father Brown and a restriction at the end of the road. It didn’t take away from our stay, but was glad of the premier inn parking just a 100m away. We pulled up to the cottage easily to drop off but when the film set was in place that week only, we carried back to the premier inn really close car park. At the time only £3 a night if you pay in the machine right by the premier inn entrance, as advised by their staff. Worked really well. Would highly recommend using it for the cottage as it made coming and going from the cottage really easy with lots of spaces. (The only very tiny issues to highlight to the owners need to maintain the path out the back of the property, to make more pleasant use of the back gate for rubbish. Also just some maintenance like the blind in the bathroom) However I would definitely book again as it’s a great base for Blenheim and the rest of the beautiful Cotswolds. One bathroom which has a massive shower, the lounge was cosy with a log burner and the kitchen was well appointed for our short stay. We really enjoyed our stay at Windsor Cottage. Thank you!"

"Lovely little cottage, a home from home. So clean and thought out, even down to a pint of milk in the fridge to enjoy a cup of tea! Host has thought of everything you could need, kitchen basics including washing up liquid, cooking oil, tea/coffee/suager, even shower gel. A great base to enjoy the Cotswolds or just the local area. You need a car as it’s in a quiet village. There is a pub next door which was recommended but wasn’t open when we stayed but there’s plenty of other options for food, you just need to travel."

"The cottage was in a lovely position in the farm with geese and horses around us. The accommodation was comfortable, the bed was very comfy but the kitchen lacked in a fee plates and oven trays. The cottage is situation really well for exploring the Cotswolds. "