An exceedingly friendly and efficiently run family-owned B&B, right by the River Wye and alongside the ferry crossing. Comfy, chintzy, spotlessly maintained rooms have floral fabrics, tea and coffee kits and gorgeous river views. Home-cooked breakfasts are excellent. Rates drop for longer stays.
Garth Cottage
Oxford & the Cotswolds
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