Witney Four Pillars Hotel - Witney, United Kingdom
Duckington Lane
Witney, OX8 7TJ Nightly Rates(214.84 - 322.26)3 Star
Property Description
Witney four pillars is a new hotel offering real olde worlde charm along with all the modern facilities including a leisure centre. Located off the a40 and 2 miles from witney the hotel is Ideal for business or as a base for touring oxfordshire and the cotswolds.
Amenities
Coffee Maker in Room
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Pets Allowed
Pool
Parking
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Twin Room
:
All News TV Channel - Cable Tv - Writing Desk - DD Phone - Hair Dryer - Safe - Tea/Coffee - WC/Bath/Shower
Standard Single Room
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All News TV Channel - Writing Desk - Cable Tv - DD Phone - Safe - Hair Dryer - Tea/Coffee - WC/Bath/Shower
Double Room
:
All News TV Channel - Cable Tv - Writing Desk - DD Phone - Hair Dryer - Safe - Tea/Coffee - WC/Bath/Shower
Deluxe Double Room
:
All News TV Channel - Writing Desk - Cable Tv - DD Phone - Safe - Hair Dryer - Tea/Coffee - WC/Bath/Shower
Junior Suite
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Queen Bed - All News TV Channel - Cable Tv - Writing Desk - DD Phone - Hair Dryer - Safe - Tea/Coffee - WC/Bath/Shower
Rate Disclaimer
Rates included in the Hotel Description may vary from the rate bookable as new rates/promotions become available
Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 1400
Check out time is 1100
Opened in 1990
Renovated in 1997
83 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
From london heathrow airport -by road - take m25 northwards to junction 16. Take m40 following signs to oxford. Take a40 following signs to cheltenham. At junction with a415 to abingdon you will find the hotel. It is situated on the roundabout at the end of the slip road. . By rail - Take railair coach to reading and take a train from reading to oxford. Take taxi from station to hotel - approx 10 miles away.
A New Hotel Offering Real Olde Worlde Charm Along With All The Modern Amenities Including A Leisure Centre
Guarantee Policy
A guarantee is required for all reservations. Guarantee by IATA number or by credit card.
Cancellation Policy
**Based on property local time/date**For a no-show or cancellation after 12 pm on the day of arrival1 nights staya charge of 1 nights staywill be made if the hotel cannot re-sell the room
Restaurant Information
Restaurants at the Hotel
*** Buttercross Restaurant *** Opening Times 1200-1400 lunch *** 1900-2200 dinner carvery / a la carte / table d hote
Meeting Facility
Meeting rooms
Number of Meeting Rooms - 5 for further details please contact the hotel direct
Recreation Information
Recreational Facilities Available At The Hotel
Health Club Indoor Pool Spa Jucuzzi
Local Recreational Facilities
Local Attractions
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