Easington House, Banbury

Easington House was originally a farmhouse and dates back some five hundred years. Built of local Hornton stone with inglenook fireplaces, exposed beams and creaky floorboards, the house oozes charm and character, and is reputed to be one of the oldest buildings in Banbury.

4 Diamond rated.

Easington House is non-smoking throughout. Smoking is not allowed in the any of the rooms, the cottage, or any of the public areas of the hotel. All of our fourteen rooms are en suite and are individually decorated and furnished. Most rooms have been recently refurbished and offer tea and coffee making facilities, bottled water, remote control television, direct-dial telephone and quality toiletries.

Our rates include a full English breakfast with British bacon and sausages, free range eggs and a selection of juices, yoghurts, cereals and fresh fruit. Wherever possible we try to support local and British produce. Vegetarian guests are also well catered for.

Guests booking into our self-contained cottage for Christmas and New Year will also receive a complimentary Hamper of various goodies!

Champagne, fresh flowers and a selection of seasonal fruit can be provided for an additional £28.