Spacious private ensuite, superb views near Oxford

We hope you will be very comfortable in our striking, spacious studio-type room with its superb views across the Oxfordshire / Buckinghamshire countryside. Our Garden Room offers flexible accommodation in a peaceful, rural setting just six miles from Oxford. The accommodation comprises twin beds and a third single bed, en-suite bathroom, private entrance, TV with Freeview, Wifi, armchair, breakfast table, fridge, kettle and Nespresso coffee machine. Ideal for visitors planning trips to Oxford, Bicester Village, Blenheim Palace and the surrounding areas. However, we are not well served by public transport in the village so a car is a must if you are staying with us. For guests visiting on business, we are convenient for access to the M40 and fast train links to London and Birmingham. Please be aware that the Garden Room is a no smoking location. Garden We aim to greet all our guests in person when they arrive and we're always available at home or by phone to answer any questions or give advice. We enjoy meeting our guests and chatting to them but we like to leave guests in peace to enjoy the privacy of the Garden Room during their stay. Horton-cum-Studley is a quiet, rural village within a few miles of Oxford. We are not well served with public transport, so a car is a must if you are visiting the area. Our village doesn't have its own shop or place to eat but there are shops and many excellent restaurants within a few minutes drive. Some of our favourites places to eat are: The Abingdon Arms, Beckley ( (Website hidden by Airbnb) - 3 miles The Nut Tree Inn, Murcott ( (Website hidden by Airbnb) - 3 miles The Pointer, Brill ( (Website hidden by Airbnb) - 5 miles The Mole and Chicken, Easington ( (Website hidden by Airbnb) - 5 miles The Thatch, Thame ( (Website hidden by Airbnb) - 9 miles There is also an excellent golf club - Studley Wood GC - on the edge of the village. It is a lovely, high quality course with a club house that serves food and drink to visitors as well as members. Obviously, there are also many, many good places to eat, drink, shop and visit in Oxford itself. Our village is not well served by public transport and a car is a must. You will need a car when staying with us as there is no public transport in the village. Taxis are available but will cost approximately £25-30 one way to Oxford or Bicester.