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We think you'll love
- That it's one of those places everybody loves to 'find' hidden down a dead-end village lane
- The peaceful bedrooms and the glorious cottage garden for al fresco food
- Joining the Thames Path from the door for delightful walks in summer or winter
You should know
- There's mainly roadside parking at the pub
- Sorry, no dogs or children, it's a grown up sort of place
- Most of the bedrooms are not large
A picture-perfect 17th-century inn secluded away in an idyllic village, just a stroll from the river Thames and Kelmscott Manor, former home of Arts & Crafts designer William Morris. Refurbished in cool, rustic style, it's worth seeking out for good pub food, stylishly simple rooms, the peaceful cottage garden in summer, and the blazing log fire in the cosy bar following a winter walk.
David
Sawday's Inspector