The Crown Inn Chipping Norton
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The Crown Inn is a Cotswold-stone village pub and inn on Mill Lane in Church Enstone, Chipping Norton, offering accommodation and dining in the Oxfordshire countryside. The inn has seven rooms with garden views, each fitted with a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, separate bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms with walk-in showers. A daily full English breakfast is served, and the à la carte restaurant offers a variety of British specialities. There is also a bar and lounge area along with an outdoor dining space and garden. Free parking is available on site and free Wi-Fi is provided in the rooms. The property is within walking distance of the Church of St Kenelm and a short drive from Chipping Norton Museum of Local History, Heythrop Zoological Gardens and Fairytale Farm. Finstock train station is approximately eight kilometres away. Please note that pets are not permitted on the premises.
Features
- Beer Garden
- Outdoor Seating
- Real Ale
- Wifi
Frequently asked questions
Does The Crown Inn offer parking?
Yes, free parking is available on site for guests and visitors.
Is The Crown Inn dog-friendly?
No, pets are not allowed on the premises.
Does The Crown Inn serve food?
Yes, there is an à la carte restaurant serving British specialities alongside a daily full English breakfast. There is also a bar and lounge area.
How many rooms does The Crown Inn have?
The inn features seven rooms with garden views, each with separate bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms equipped with walk-in showers, tea and coffee making facilities, flat-screen TVs and free toiletries.
Is The Crown Inn suitable for families with young children?
Yes, cots are available for families travelling with young children.
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