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Hotel · Witney
Premier Inn Witney
A Premier Inn on Ducklington Lane, Witney, off the A40, with double, twin, family, accessible and Premier Plus rooms, a restaurant and free parking.
A dependable budget choice just off the A40, with accessible and family rooms, and the town's pubs and restaurants within walking distance.
- Good: Accessible and family rooms
- Good: Up to two children eat breakfast free with a paying adult
- Good: Free parking
- Good: Town-centre pubs and restaurants within walking distance
- Worth knowing: Register your car on the reception tablet; no HGVs
About
Premier Inn Witney is on Ducklington Lane, just off the A40 at the A415 junction for Witney and Abingdon, within walking distance of the pubs and restaurants in the centre of Witney. Burford is about 7 miles west, and Oxford 12 miles east.
Rooms are double, twin, family and accessible, and Premier Inn lists air conditioning in all rooms, a lift and interconnecting rooms. The accessible rooms are all doubles, with a lowered bath or a wet room. Premier Plus rooms add a mini-fridge, a coffee machine, faster wifi and an iron. The hotel's restaurant, Thyme Bar & Grill, serves a build-your-own breakfast, hot and continental, at which up to two children eat free with a paying adult, and dinner, with a meal deal on some dates. Parking is free once the car is registered on the tablet at reception.
It suits drivers using Witney as a base for the Oxfordshire Cotswolds, and families. Witney Lake and Country Park is a short walk away for a stroll by the water.
The details
- Serving
- Breakfast · Dinner
- Check-in
- From 3pm
- Check-out
- By 12 noon
- Features
- Restaurant · Family rooms · Accessible rooms · Parking · Wi-Fi
- Parking
- Free parking: register your car on the tablet at reception. No HGVs. What3words coast.kick.retail.
- Without a car
- Charlbury and Hanborough stations are each about 9 miles away by road, and Oxford is 12 miles. The town centre is within walking distance.
Location
Nearby walks, places and things to do
- The Three Horseshoes 0.6 km away
- The Eagle Tavern 0.7 km away
- The Fleece, Witney 0.7 km away
- The Blue Boar 0.8 km away
Sights nearby
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Witney Lake and Country Park
Sight · Nature reserve · Witney
Witney Lake and Country Park is a Local Nature Reserve on the south side of Witney: a former gravel pit and Windrush meadows run by the town council, with a lakeside path of under 2km, wildfowl in winter and terns in spring. Free.
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St Mary's Church, Witney
Sight · Church · Witney
St Mary the Virgin is Witney's cross-shaped parish church at the south end of Church Green, rebuilt in the thirteenth century around a central tower and broach spire, with a late Norman porch and a fine fourteenth-century north transept. Grade I; open daily.
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Butter Cross, Witney
Sight · Historic building · Witney
The Butter Cross is Witney's open market house in the Market Square, built soon after 1606 on 13 stone pillars, probably round an older cross, with a clock turret and sundial added in 1683 by William Blake of Cogges. Grade II* and scheduled; free to walk under.
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St Mary's Church, Cogges
Sight · Church · Witney
St Mary's at Cogges, across the Windrush from Witney, is a Grade I church of the late twelfth and thirteenth centuries, once shared with a small priory, with an octagonal-topped tower, a chapel frieze of stone musicians and the busts of the Blake family.