Wroxton House has a number of different bedroom types to choose from. The 32 bedrooms are all individually furnished and offer all modern comforts such as a colour TV, hairdryer and trouser press along with tea and coffee making facilities. Bedrooms in the 17th century part of the hotel offer further charm and character with quirky ceilings and rooms. The rooms in the extension are standard, comfortable and without access problems.

The intimate restaurant, set in three adjoining rooms, creates a Cotswold atmosphere with original beams, inglenook fireplaces, carved oak recesses, horse brasses and pewter. A full 3 course dinner costs from around £21.00 and snacks are available in the bar.

Ideal for visiting the beautiful villages of honey stone houses with thatched roofs and quaint streets. Drives out and about to discover pubs for lunch, rivers to walk by and views that cry out to have photos taken of them. The village of Wroxton St Mary is a gem with college Gardens to walk around, thatched cottages and duck pond (don't forget to take bread to the ducks!!) Close-by is Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare and home of the Royal Shakespeare Company. A walk around Stratford and visit to Anne Hathaways Cottage is well worthwhile and when possible try and take in a show at the theatre on the river.

There is so much to see and do in the area. Nearby is Stratford-upon-Avon (20 mins), Oxford (35 mins), Warwick Castle (30 mins) and Blenheim Palace (30 mins). The Cotswolds area of scenic beauty, close to the hotel, holds many beautiful villages and country houses that have to be discovered.