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19th century craftsman, designer and writer, William Morris, crowned Bibury 'the prettiest village in England'. |
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From Swindon - Take junction 15 off the M4 following A419 to Cirencester. Leave the dual carriageway at the Burford Road Junction A429 signed Cirencester/Bibury/Stow. Follow B4425 to Bibury (approx 6.5 miles). The hotel is at the bottom of the hill just over the bridge crossing the River Coln. From Oxford M40 - Take junction 8 off the A40 following A40 to Oxford. Remain on the A40 bypassing Oxford, Witney and Burford. After half a mile past Burford take a left turn B4425 signed Bibury. Bibury is about 9 miles. Once in the village drive alongside the River Coln and the hotel is on the right. From M5 - Take junction 11a off the M5 following A417/419 to Cirencester. Leave dual carriageway at Burford Road Junction signed Cirencester/Stow/Bibury. Follow the B4425 to Bibury (approx 6.5 miles). The hotel at the bottom of the hill. |
| Hotel features/particularities |
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Safe at the reception desk
Elevator
Complimentary car park |
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Solarium
Restaurant |
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Laundry service
newspaper for free |
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Radio
Shower |
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Wake up service
Phone |
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Hairdryer
Room Service |
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| Point of interest/Attraction: |
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Snowshill manor Blenheim Palace Sudeley Castle Arlington Mill & Arlington Row Hidcote Manor Gardens Misarden Park Gardens Stanway House & Water Gardens Shakespeare's birthplace Warwick Castle Owlpen Manor Cotswold Water Park Westonbirt Arboretum Batsford Arboretum & Wild Garden Holst Birthplace Museum Cotswold Motor Museum Royal Worcester Visitor Centre Mary Arden's House Anne Hathaway's Cottage Cotswold Wildlife Park Cheltenham Racecourse Gloucester & Warwickshire Railway Kiftsgate Court Sezincote Birdland Belas Knap Long Barrow Ragley Hall Shire Horse Centre (Stratford-upron-Avon) The House of the Tailor of Gloucester Kelmscott Manor Berkeley Castle and Eastnor Castle Painswick Rococo Garden Worcester & Gloucester Cathedrals |
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The impressive Swan Hotel is furnished in a country house style with relaxing lounges and log fires. It has 3 impressive meeting rooms with excellent facilities and attentive service. |
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Get on your bike and cycle or walk part of the Cotswold Way, a 105 mile route that takes in some of the region's most beautiful scenery Tour the pretty Cotswold stone villages and towns nestled amidst the hills and valleys of some of England's most scenic countryside While away the afternoon indulging in freshly baked cakes and scones in an Olde Worlde village tearoom Step back in time and take a ride on a real steam locomotive running on the painstakingly restored Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway |
| Restaurant: |
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Guests at the Swan can choose either to dine in the sheer elegance of the Signet Dining Room, with its high ceilings, grand windows and crystal chandeliers, or the more informal setting of the Brasserie. The delicious modern British cuisine served in the Signet Dining Room has been recognised for its exceptionally high standards with the award of two AA Rosettes. The informal surroundings of the Brasserie make for a relaxing atmosphere and in the summer months guests may prefer to dine or sip a leisurely drink in the flower-filled courtyard. |
| Further information |
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Check-In: 14:00
Check-Out: 11:00 |
| Accepted credit card payment |
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AmericanExpress |
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Visa |
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MasterCard/EuroCard |
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