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The Coach and Horses Inn Chiselhampton, Oxfordshire, OX44 7UX

  • 9 bedrooms

Country comfort on the doorstep of historic Oxford

The Coach & Horses combines the easy-going charm of a country pub with a surprisingly convenient location for exploring Oxford and the surrounding Thames Valley. Tucked away in the village of Chiselhampton, its nine bedrooms are gathered around a peaceful courtyard, creating a quiet place to retreat after days spent sightseeing, walking or discovering the nearby countryside. Inside, the feel is warm and relaxed, with classic British pub food, local and regional ales and plenty of inviting space to settle. Whether you are planning an Oxfordshire break, a weekend near Oxford, a walking escape or a relaxed overnight stopover, The Coach & Horses offers peaceful surroundings with one of England’s most fascinating cities within easy reach.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Breakfast
  • Log Fires
  • Parking

Bedrooms

There are nine comfortable bedrooms, all arranged around The Coach & Horses’ peaceful courtyard. The accommodation has been designed to keep things relaxed and uncomplicated. Guests can choose between double and twin bedded rooms, each with en-suite bathrooms, complimentary WiFi, a TV, tea and coffee-making facilities, bottled water, fresh towels and toiletries.

Food & Drink

Food at The Coach & Horses celebrates British pub cooking balancing comforting classics with lighter and more contemporary choices as the seasons change. Expect familiar favourites, sharing dishes, seasonal specials and a roast on Sundays. At the bar, local and regional real ales and beers sit alongside wines, sparkling wines, spirits, cocktails and alcohol-free choices. There is even locally produced Chiselhampton honey, made in small batches nearby and available to purchase from the bar – a nice little taste of the surrounding Oxfordshire countryside.

Nearby

Stadhampton – Attractive neighbouring Oxfordshire village that makes an easy starting point for exploring the surrounding countryside (1 mile).

Dorchester-on-Thames – Historic Thames-side village known for its impressive medieval abbey and attractive streets (3 miles).

Wittenham Clumps – Twin wooded hills offering far-reaching views, wildlife-rich countryside and thousands of years of history, including an Iron Age hillfort (5 miles).

Wallingford – Explore this historic Thames-side market town, with independent shops, riverside walks and centuries of local history (7 miles).

Oxford – Discover the university colleges, museums, medieval streets and remarkable architecture of the famous City of Dreaming Spires (8 miles).