Accommodation in Banbury

Banbury Cross Bed and Breakfast is a family-run, award-winning bed and breakfast in a Victorian building on Broughton Road, within a five-minute walk of Banbury town centre. The property offers single, double, and twin rooms, all en-suite, with a focus on comfort and cleanliness. No family rooms are available. The

Easington House is a guest house on Oxford Road with considerable charm and character. The property dates back to the 12th century and features numerous fireplaces, exposed timbers and beams, stone flooring and wood panelling. It offers fully-licensed guest accommodation with a restaurant, and serves afternoon tea in

Fairlawns Guest House is a family-run bed and breakfast on Oxford Road in Banbury with 15 en-suite bedrooms. The property offers free parking, free fast WiFi, and a full breakfast served daily. Hosts Matt and Helen, who have run the business since 1989, provide local knowledge of the area. The guest house is a

Horley Scout Camp is an independent accommodation business based in OX15.

Miller & Carter Banbury is a steakhouse restaurant located at Stroud Park, Ermont Way, Banbury, Oxfordshire. The restaurant specialises in hand-cut steaks, using prime 30 day matured British and Irish beef that is ethically sourced from trusted farmers. Miller & Carter has been awarded The Masters of Steak by the

The Lismore Hotel is a charming Victorian building on the edge of Banbury town centre, offering comfortable accommodation within easy reach of Silverstone and Oxford. The hotel was extensively refurbished inside and out in early 2017 and retains many original features of its former life as a Victorian home. All rooms

The Pig Place is a rustic, adults-only campsite in Adderbury, near Banbury, Oxfordshire, set alongside the Oxford Canal. The site welcomes tents, campervans and motorhomes, with grass pitches and canal-side views. Dogs are welcome with no limits on numbers, and there is an off-lead dog exercise area on site. The Pig

Uplands House is a five-star luxury bed and breakfast set well back from the A422 at Upton, near Banbury, up a long avenue of ancient lime trees between Banbury and Stratford-upon-Avon. The house stands in a one-acre garden overlooking a Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers dinner as well as breakfast,

Whately Hall Hotel is a 17th century hotel, bar and restaurant set in the historic town of Banbury on the river Cherwell in Oxfordshire, at the edge of the Cotswolds. Dating back to 1677, the building retains many original features including stone passages, priests' holes and a fine wooden staircase. The hotel offers