Lodging in Faringdon, Oxfordshire

“I've been coming to The Trout on and off for many years. Yesterday I met up with a very old friend for lunch and we had a lovely time, sat in the 'tipi' in glorious weather, had light (ish!) dishes of fish tacos and lamb burger, both very good. Not many people there, probably too hot!

The service was excellent and special shout outs to Danni and Hannah who were so friendly and helpful.

Long story short - highly recommended!”

“Stayed one night in a twin room. It might not be the flashiest hotel but it’s comfy and clean. We didn’t stay for breakfast (rather wish we had reading the reviews) but the hotel seemed quiet and when we got back from the wedding we attended at 10pm the place had closed up for the night which surprised us. It could do with a slight bit of TLC externally but flowers are a nice touch.
That said I wouldn’t put anyone off and I would 100% return. Very peaceful nights sleep and comfortable bed too.”

“A beautiful place to take a break when visiting the ancient sites of the Uffington White Horse, Hillfort, Dragon Ridge and Wayland's Smithy.
We walked in, no prior booking, got a great table (for four) under the low beams, and had excellent food.
Lovely welcoming staff.
All round a great experience in a beautiful setting.
Highly recommended.”

“Lovely Calm Hotel. Perfect after a long work day at the Airport.
The reams are in an old fashion way, and the heating system is Astonisching good.
I did not expect that.
The Breakfast ist Easy-british, and on request you can get eggs, in different ways from the lovely team, and the Night Portier is an awesome person.

The good bus connection to Oxford makes it also a good place to be.
Little charming stores are located in 2 Minutes walk, and by good weather, having a beer in the garden of the hotel, or in the middle of the village is perfectly suitable.
For those that can't spare having a car, you can park the car for free and for the electriccar-users you have two charging ports that can recharge it.

Overall, I can only raccomand it.”