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The Chilterns Fox
Situated in Ibstone, 26 km from Cliveden House, The Chilterns Fox features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Greenlands Hotel
In 30 acres of beautiful grounds in the Oxfordshire countryside, Greenlands Hotel is home to Henley Business School and provides well-appointed accommodation by the River Thames.
Mercure Thame Lambert Hotel
This beautifully renovated inn has comfy, modern rooms with air conditioning. The Mercure Thame Lambert Hotel is near junction 6 of the M40, on the borders of Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
Chris's Motel
Chris's Motel is located on the A40 in Stokenchurch, less than 3 miles from M40 junction 5.
George & Dragon Hotel
Situated in Buckinghamshire and with Cliveden House reachable within 17 km, George & Dragon Hotel features a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Flower Pot Hotel
Flower Pot Hotel features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Henley on Thames. Located around 24 km from Dorney Lake, the hotel with free WiFi is also 26 km away from Legoland Windsor.
Holiday Inn High Wycombe M40, Jct.4, an IHG Hotel
The Holiday Inn High Wycombe M40 Jct4 hotel is ideally located, close to the M40 with easy links to the M25 and M4. Rooms feature large flat-screen HD TVs with HD channels. Parking is available...
Buckingham Hotel
With free Wi-Fi and free private parking, this Edwardian building now houses a hotel offering contemporary rooms and serviced apartments.
The Inn at Emmington
Boasting spectacular views over The Chilterns, this traditional countryside Inn features 7 en suite rooms and wonderful home-cooked food, complemented by a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, in the...
Handywater Cottages
Featuring free bikes and views of inner courtyard, Handywater Cottages is a guest house situated in a historic building in Henley on Thames, 24 km from Cliveden House.
What guests said about Ibstone:
- 2.0Scored 2.0
The hotel was perfectly nice. Decent parking.
The hotel was perfectly nice. Decent parking. The rooms were clean (although too hot for me). Shower door falling off and television did not work, but I would have overlooked this if the room arrangements had been satisfactory. I booked 2 rooms and requested one twin. We arrived to find 2 doubles Rooms. The rooms were changed around but on the 2nd night of our stay we returned to find another couple occupying (in bed) one of the rooms leaving us with one bed short for the night. Perfectly fine hotel but terrible management.
nicolaUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
The location was very good
The location was very good Hotel good value for money & dogs are excepted where ever we went & the staff very nice & room clean & bed made every day & tea coffee & milk topped up everyday & they don’t complain about muddy boots & wet muddy dogs in the room The rooms were always spotless every time we came back from our walks very pleased with the service & will be returning soonKimUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Ibstone is a great place to stay, lovely surroundings and so...
Ibstone is a great place to stay, lovely surroundings and so close to the park and ride for oxford which is an amazing city. We walked around for hours marvelling at the architecture, it is by far the cleanest city we have ever visited . 100% will revisit. The Indian restaurant a few minutes down the road from ibstone is well worth a visit. Had absolute feast of a meal with drinks for four of us for about £60 total and took home doggy bags. Fantastic. Definitely definitely do the park and ride to oxford and check out everything there. The castle is beautiful and the museums. Even if you don’t go in anywhere it’s the most stunning city.. and you can wander and shop forever. Ibstone is very accessible and very close to everything you would need.
clareqUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Just off the M40 in amazing countryside, the perfect setting...
Just off the M40 in amazing countryside, the perfect setting for a weekend away with gentle hikes in the Chilterns; or an ideal night stop-off if walking the Chilterns Way, as it sits right on the route. There are extensive woods, rolling hills, deep valleys, a beautiful windmill and country pubs nearby. To the south of Ibstone the country roads and villages kid you that you could be in remote Scotland or Wales. Good food options in nearby Stockenchurch, pubs, fish and chips or local shops for self catering. There are some amazing looking gastro pubs in two close historic villages too, but we went for Indian rather than English cooking.
MarkUnited Kingdom
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