Harrington House Bourton-on-the-Water

General Information

Located just hundred yards from the very heart of the captivating Cotswold's countryside of Bourton on the Water, this ivy-clad cottage dates back to the Tudor period. The major building and numerous stone-built annexes, all designated non-smoking, accommodate the 23 en-suite bedrooms, which are equiped with a hairdryer, clock radio and additionaly tea/coffee making amenities. Televisions and telephones are not provided in the bedrooms. 2 lounges and a brasserie are accessible for visitors to unwind in. Alternatively clients able to enjoy a game of croquet on the lawn. Meals are catered in an unofficial, familiar atmosphere at tables for up to 8 visitors. A three-course dinner is catered at seven to seven. 30pm for a charge of 18 GBP for a person. Whether you would like to have dinner at the grange please contact the cottage before 6pm to produce your dinner reservation. An option of full English or nutritious breakfas is offered. To enable you to produce the plurality of your tourism or strolling vacation, a self-select picnic snack able to be provided for small charge of ten GBP for a person. Free parking zone is obtainable. Please inform the farmstead beforehand whether you intend to arrive after 10.30pm. Bedrooms are attainable from two. 30pm on the day of arrival and should be vacated by ten. 00am on the day of departure. With its peaceful location in the Cotswolds, the UK's biggest official designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the farmstead is a good base for those on an activity or strolling vacation. Other surrounding sights include Malmesbury Abbey, the Cotswolds Falconry center and Birdland garden and terraces.

Transportation

From the A429 take the highway to Bourton on the Water. Cross the river by the motor gallery and by the stone war memorial. The guesthouse is 150 yards on the left.