| other amenities include a cosy bar area with an open fire, and meeting and function rooms. 9 miles from central henley-on-thames. 5 miles from junction 5 of the m40 motorway and 6. the 3 simple, cosy rooms come with en suite bathrooms, tvs and free wi-fi, as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities, and views over the surrounding countryside. occupying a quaint 18th-century building, this classic pub with rooms is 4. the pub also serves modern british food. check-in time: 12:30 pmcheck-out time: 11:30 am. complimentary perks include full english breakfast and parking
Heathrow Airport 40 min
River & Rowing Museum (17 min)
The history of rowing is celebrated at this education center mixing barn & boathouse design. Stonor Park (18 min)
Portrait, bronze and ceramic collections in opulent, 850-year-old manor house with walled garden. Odds Farm Park (29 min)
Child-friendly farm with animal petting and feeding plus activities from karting to crazy golf. Nuffield Place (22 min)
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16th-century manor house with a donkey-powered mill wheel, 12th-century tower and grass maze. Bekonscot Model Village & Railway (28 min)
Original miniature village opened in 1929, with detailed 1930s buildings and an extensive railway. Reading Abbey Ruins (35 min)
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Museum on local history and the natural environment, also displaying artefacts from round the world. Reading Winter On Ice (34 min)
Scenic park area featuring grand commemorative statues, a fountain, refreshment kiosk & rose garden. The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre (32 min)
Sizable exhibits of more than 200 photos, manuscripts and letters, plus kids' programmes and games. Cliveden House (29 min)
Elegant hotel in a 17th-century mansion with a luxe spa & an outdoor pool, plus fine dining. National Trust - Hughenden Manor (23 min)
National Trust-owned country house that was home to the former Prime Minister between 1848 and 1881. The Hellfire Caves (12 min)
Cave network and former home of the Hellfire club within a separate National Trust property. Beale Park (43 min)
350-acre park with nature trails, river cruises and red deer, plus a number of rare birds. No dogs. West Wycombe Park (11 min)
Garden and classical architecture | 
