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Set in 9 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, including an extensive outside patio area and rose garden, the Sudbury House Hotel is on the edge of the Cotswolds - midway between Oxford and Swindon and nestled in the quiet town on Faringdon.
The award winning four star Sudbury House Hotel prides itself on providing friendly and attentive service, flexibility and excellent food. Our informal but contemporary 2 AA rosette Magnolia Brasserie is open 7 days a week for breakfast, mid-morning coffee, lunch and dinner. With a reasonably priced menu it is an ideal venue to bring the family.
Our fine dining 3 AA rosette Restaurant 56, located in the Grade II listed 'Old House', combines classic style in its furnishings with a mix of contemporary and traditional art. Restaurant 56, open Wednesday to Saturday evenings, offers 3 different seasonal menus including a Choice Menu with 2 or 3 courses, together with the Prime and Progressive 8 course Tasting Menus. Wine Journeys are available, as well as an eclectic wine list. Lunch is only available in our private dining room for parties of 8 or more guests. Guests can also experience a traditional Restaurant 56 Afternoon Tea. To book please call 01367 245389 or visit www.restaurant56.co.uk.
| Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
|---|---|
| Family room en-suite | £150.00 per room per night (breakfast included) |
| Deluxe Suite 57 | £260.00 per person per night (breakfast included) |
| Double Occupancy | £130.00 per room per night (breakfast included) |
| Junior Suite | £200.00 per person per night (breakfast included) |
| Single Occupancy | £110.00 per room per night (breakfast included) |
*Prices are a guide only – special rates may be available. Please contact the hotel for further details.
Beautiful South Awards Winners 2017/18 - Gold 2017
Tourism South East Member 2018 2018| 2019 (1 Jan 2019 - 31 Dec 2019) |
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