Recently Reviewed Hotels around Steeple Aston

• Old Toms B&B
  "Sleep in a barn!"
  "Well it is a barn conversion - perhaps 20+ years old. Huge exposed beams, high ceilings , small windows. It's upstairs, quite large, with table and chairs, fridge, kitchenette, ensuite, etc. Decor is older style, but it is clean and comfortable, with electric heating. The ensuite is a bit on the..." small side, but clean and functional. The bed was a little soft for us, but not so that we couldn't sleep. The breakfast was adequate, the cooked part delivered to the room - the rest we prepared ourselves. Certainly not as substantial as many other B&Bs, but it was OK. Wifi was not provided, however, the owner kindly allowed us to go into the main house to use their wifi for email etc. Parking was off street and secure, although a little tricky to get into. The barn is in the village of Steeple Aston - walking distance to the Red Lion pub via the roads, or the pathway . The property has a huge and interesting garden which we were invited to inspect. No credit card facilities so you... " More >
• Old Toms B&B
  "Lovely and private"
  "As far as I am aware, there is just one room in this B&B - but it's great. A family room (one double and one single), it is in a separate annex and has its own front door. The room is big and very light, with beams and character. It's big enough for a sofa and TV, a breakfast table, and chairs witho..."ut feeling cramped. The bathroom is a little small, and the stream in the shower is not as strong as I'd like, but for the rest we were very pleased. When we stayed here the hostess was away, so a hot breakfast was not on the menu, but we were warned of this in advance and the fridge was full of tasty things for us to eat. There's also tea and coffee making facilities with real coffee. The garden was the best bit about this property, huge and pretty with a stream running down the bottom of it. We were invited to explore it at our leisure. " More >