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Dog House Hotel

Faringdon Road, OX13 6QJ AbingdonGBP 49 - 75
8.625 / 10 Score from 41 reviews
With a peaceful, rural location, just 20 minutes from the historic university city of Oxford and just 10 minutes from Abingdon, the hotel is rich in o… More
Milton Hill, Steventon, OX13 6AF AbingdonGBP 49 - 119
8.2 / 10 Score from 101 reviews
Set in 22 acres of peaceful parkland, the hotel offers a delightful blend of modern comfort and traditional charm, just off the A34, only 13 miles (21… More
GBP 60 - 190

The Upper Reaches

Thames St, OX14 3JA AbingdonGBP 60 - 190
7.975 / 10 Score from 126 reviews
Set within an old corn mill with a working waterwheel, this traditional hotel enjoys a tranquil setting on an island between the historically signific… More
Rye Farm, OX14 3NN AbingdonGBP 49 - 66
7.775 / 10 Score from 42 reviews
This bed and breakfast offers you your own front door key to one of 10 comfortable en suite rooms in a peaceful courtyard, within walking distance of … More
Marcham Road, OX14 1TZ AbingdonGBP 48 - 113
7.775 / 10 Score from 53 reviews
Situated in the heart of the Thames Valley, only 9.5 km (6 miles) south of Oxford, the hotel, with its unusual and interesting architecture, prides it… More
Marcham Road, OX14 1AD AbingdonGBP 61 - 85
7.2 / 10 Score from 4 reviews
Located 8 miles (13 km) south of Oxford and 15 minutes´ walk from Abingdon town centre and the River Thames, this Premier Inn is near Abingdon a… More
 

Abingdon, Oxfordshire: Guide


Abingdon is in Oxfordshire on the River Thames about 7 miles south of Oxford.

Understand

Abingdon was the county town of Berkshire until 1870, and became part of Oxfordshire when local government was re-organised in 1974. It is a busy market town with a good choice of shops, pubs and restaurants. It was the home of MG motor cars which used to be built at the MG Works, which is now a business center. And that's just about all there is to say about this place, aside perhaps its attractive County Hall, sadly now facing a dismal 60's shopping centre adjacent to a multistorey car park. Even Jerome K Jerome in his book Three Men in a Boat described Abingdon as a 'dull market town'.

Get in

By rail to Oxford, then by road.

By which sail daily from Folly Bridge in Oxford from May to September.

Get around

See

Do

Buy

Eat

Drink

Sleep

Crown & Thistle Hotel, Bridge Street, Tel: 01235 522556

Four Pillars Hotel Marcham Road, Tel: 01235 553456,

Get out

Sutton Courtney, about 5 miles south of Abingdon, where the author George Orwell (Eric Blair) is buried.


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