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This is a pub but the rooms are out the back, single story cabins like a motel. It is very very quiet and car parking is excellent. The address says Faringdon but the pub is not in Faringdon it is in the small village of Uffington. I knew this but others booking on the site might be confused. The cooked breakfast is traditional, well done.

We were unable to find anything to like in Farringdon. Sorry, but it's a dump. Apart from the supermarkets on its outskirts (should you need them) there is nothing to go into Farringdon for. Well, the chippy was quite good.

Lovely hotel, great location, good country walks nearby. Staff friendly and welcoming. Near small village town with some shops, pubs and take-aways. A very nice cake shop reasonably priced. Breakfast at the hotel was the same everyday which was disappointing, l understood they couldn’t have a buffet due to COVID 19 but l think they could have changed things slightly every couple of days, portion size quite small too and no fruit provided. Limited evening meal selection and quite pricey for what it was. Felt COVID secure in the hotel as everyone was required to wear masks everywhere apart when seated for breakfast, dinner or drink in the bar area and there were hand sanitisers sited across communal areas. All in all a very enjoyable trip apart from the weather, it rained heavily for the 3 days we were there!

Faringdon is a old market town, and is attractive in the centre, with lots of ancient buildings, but extensive modern building around the outskirts is a lot less pretty. You can walk around the centre easily. We drove in, parked, and got the bus to Oxford. Buses are frequent (mostly every 20 minutes) and the journey takes 41 minutes. We did not eat in Faringdon as we ate every evening in the wonderful restaurant at our hotel (Eagle Tavern) in Little Coxwell. There is very good walking nearby (Ridgeway, Thames Path), as well as the southern edge of the Cotswolds and, of course, Oxford.

Didn't visit Faringdon on this trip, but I am originally from Oxford and have been there quite a few times. It's a very nice little town with good access to both Oxford and Swindon and the countryside around these places

I am sad to say that Faringdon has lost some of its country town charm, and to get more visitors it needs to tidy up and have more appealing things for visitors to see and do. I have known Faringdon for over 70yrs being raised in Great Coxwell, and have visited Faringdon with my Husband and Children since 1968, what a change now, needs to go back to the pretty town centre it once was, .