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What guests are saying
"A short hills walk into centre of town, clean, comfortable accommodation, pleasant staff, breakfast highly satisfying, despite cold weather conditions felt very warm inside the room, we thought Easington was in the country but it’s right by Banbury (not an issue, though we’d of liked more open spaces, the garden was pretty though) We’d likely return if we came to the area again."
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What guests are saying
"Breakfast was astounding, staff were always enquiring as to our happiness, bed was comfortable and the shower powerful which is a big factor for me, definitely enjoyed our stay at Mercure Banbury Whately Hall and would have no hesitations in recommending to friends/strangers!"
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What guests are saying
"The bar part of the Cromwell Lodge hotel is nice and relaxed. There was a nice warm welcome at reception and my room although a little small(the downside of travelling solo) was perfectly clean and comfortable with a good powerful shower. I had opted for the bed and breakfast option during my stay and although there was a good continental breakfast on offer I opted for the full English. It was only a 15 minute walk or a short cab journey to Banbury station, perfect for my needs."
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What guests are saying
"Speedy room service, ideal as I arrived quite tired from business meetings and wanted something to eat quickly. Breakfast the next day was delicious, quite busy but staff managed well, room size was great, bed and pillows comfy, location was good to get back home with ease, I couldn’t fault it! Would therefore recommend. "
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What guests are saying
"Wonderful comfortable room, plenty of space. Michelle was just as wonderful, making us feel totally at home from the moment we arrived. We had plans for trips to Chipping Norton, Blenheim Palace and Silverstone all of which were within a half hour drive. Our 2 nights stay at Banbury Cross allowed for some good nights sleep and good starts with their lovely breakfasts. We ended up at The Wine Vaults for some good pub food just 2 minutes away."
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What guests are saying
"On our recent trip to visit the Oxfordshire countryside we had the pleasure of staying at The Fairlawns guest House on the outskirts of Banbury. We were appointed rooms in the buildings to the rear of the house, which offered comfortable and quiet accommodation. They had a bath, which is a must for me and it also came with an attached overhead shower - good for everyone else. We had a chance to visit some magical places throughout our trip, including Blenheim Palace, kelmscott Manor and the thought provoking Bletchley Park."
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What guests are saying
"Val and Steve were brilliant hosts at Prospect House, in a good location to Banbury town. We had a gorgeous room that was tastefully decorated, excellent shower, toiletries and a good supply of tea and biscuits! We thought the breakfast was incredible and plentiful. Well worth every penny!"
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What guests are saying
"Excellent breakfast, coffee tasted really good, walking distance to centre, the mistress running Avonlea was clearly very hard working and pleasant, the nearby restaurants/pubs were characterful and welcoming, our departure was made easy by helpful guidance from staff. Big thumbs up!"
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What guests are saying
"Pub wise, the Red Lion is a good old pub serving good hearty pub food, nothing to fancy or gastro, just good tasting food. Room wise we had a large double room that was tastefully done out and was surprisingly quiet, given bar noise we had encountered elsewhere on our travels. Oxford itself was a short drive down the M40 and Bicester Village was that bit nearer. We had 3 nights midweek with a good breakfast on each. If you head into Banbury itself, then you wont go far wrong with a pint in the Olde Reindeer as long as you partial to a pint of Hook Norton."
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What guests are saying
"We had a warm and friendly welcome from Julie upon arrival at the Ashlea Guest House. We were in Banbury for a friends wedding and were recommended here, as it was easily accessible off the M40. There was good wi-fi availed, so keeping track of where various friends were through numerous internet related apps was a piece of cake and made the day of the wedding a breeze. Breakfast the following morning was excellent. Banbury itself was only a 15-20 minute walk away and made for a perfect relaxing wake up after breakfast. Well worth a visit if in the area."
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What guests are saying
"Great staff at the Horse & Groom and a good atmosphere prevails. breakfast doesn't disappoint either, something for all tastes, cooked to perfection and good portions too. The room we had was clean, warm and comfortable. Only an overnight stay but everything was good about it and we can recommend."
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What guests are saying
"Breakfast was great and the communal areas were relaxing and homely. Chalet rooms were efficiently allocated and adequate in comfort and size, shower had very hot water that was steamy and warm, staff were friendly and kind, generally worth what we paid and we’d therefore return happily!"
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What guests are saying
"Great place to stay when exploring Banbury and visiting Hook Norton Brewery, and the staff were wonderful, nothing was too much trouble. Lovely room that was clean and tidy and had everything we needed. The breakfast was amazing, and the restaurant food was exquisite. We would definitely return."
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What guests are saying
"Apartment was great, everything we needed was there and extras like milk, orange juice, tea/coffee/water and cereals. Came for business, like to cook myself as I have specific dietary requirements and kitchen was perfect, nice relaxing sofa and TV to watch, owner was lovely, surrounding gardens very nice. I do recommend!"
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Tourist Info
The market town of Banbury in Oxfordshire lies on the River Cherwell and is situated just 34km north of Oxford. Its history as a busy market town, as well as its thriving industry and modern amenities makes for a fascinating destination for visitors, which has several Banbury B&B's with amazing rates as well.
Banbury still boasts many original 19th century buildings throughout Banbury, including the original facade of the old Corn Exchange, which now houses Castle Quay Shopping Centre, the cities main shopping facility. You'll find a few select town centre Banbury B&B's that are set in period buildings, that also offer impeccable and modern interiors. Banbury Castle is a major tourist attraction with Banbury United FC being the towns main sporting attraction. Just seven kilometres outside of the centre is Sulgrave Manor, home to George Washington's ancestors and dating back to Shakespeare's time. Seven kilometres in the other direction sits the National Trust site of Upton House, a 1930s mansion and gardens built for partying by the Shell Oil heir, Walter Samuel.
The historic industry of wool trading has long since left Banbury, making way for more modern services, which nowadays include finance and IT, all serviced by s a few well located Banbury B&B's suited to the business traveller. However, along with many large corporate businesses, Banbury still houses some major industry leaders in aluminium, printing and food manufacturing as well as the largest coffee producing facility in the world owned and run by Kraft Food. Summer months see cricket played at Banbury Cricket Club.
FAQ's
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How much is it for a B&B in Banbury tonight?
Our best value B&B in Banbury for tonight is Mercure Banbury Whately Hall Hotel - with room rates from £41. *Subject to availability.
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Which Banbury B&B's are best for couples?
Some of the best Banbury B&B's for couples are; Easington Guest House Banbury or Cromwell Lodge Hotel by Greene King Inns. You might also try Banbury Cross B&B, which frequently has offers on double rooms.
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Which hotels in Banbury are best for singles?
Some of the best rates for single rooms at hotels in Banbury can be found at Mercure Banbury Whately Hall Hotel and Cromwell Lodge Hotel by Greene King Inns as well as Best Western Banbury House Hotel on selected nights.
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Are there any cheap hotels in Banbury?
Yes, there are several budget hotels in Banbury with prices from £24 on selected nights. Try Easington Guest House Banbury or find great value deals at Mercure Banbury Whately Hall Hotel. You can also try Cromwell Lodge Hotel by Greene King Inns.
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What Banbury hotels offer the best breakfast?
An exceptional breakfast is served at Easington Guest House Banbury, and you might also try Mercure Banbury Whately Hall Hotel, which is also renown by guests for their freshly-cooked breakfasts.
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Which Banbury B&B's offer free parking?
You can find free parking at many Banbury B&B's, though most offer limited spaces, and early booking is suggested. You could try Easington Guest House Banbury, or also look at Mercure Banbury Whately Hall Hotel, which has limited free parking.
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