The Fox Inn at Lower Oddington is in a quintessential Cotswold village, three miles from Stow on the Wold in Gloucestershire.
The Cotswold stone, Virginia creeper clad building dates back to the 11th Century and boasts flagstone floors, beams, open fireplaces and abounds with fresh flowers.
The Fox is essentially a Pub, which enjoys a reputation for good food, wine and beer. It was voted Gloucestershire's Dining Pub of the year 1999 and is listed in the AA Guide to Best Pubs & Inns, Which? Guide to Country Pubs, The Good Pub Guide and the Good Food Guide. It has an awning covered terrace for eating outside with heating and a pretty traditional cottage garden.
The Inn has three double bedrooms, two ensuite and one with a private shower room.
The Pub also has a dining room known as the Red Room which is available for private parties for up to 24 people.
Lower Oddington, with its 11th Century Church and medieval wall paintings is in the heart of England and is ideally situated for discovering the delights of the many Cotswold villages, antique hunting, walking, historic houses, castles and gardens and visiting Shakespeare's Stratford Upon Avon or the Spires and Colleges of Oxford.
