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The Lord Nelson is a traditional 300 year old Inn. Originally a
thatched cottage, later additions to the original stone
building include 18th century gable ends and a quaint
veranda facing onto the stone church of this sleepy
Oxfordshire village.
In 1905, following complaints from the church and the
local squire about the over-indulgent behaviour of the
local estate workers, the inn was closed and became
a shop, post office and finally a private house.
But 1971 a couple driving past liked the look of it so
much that they decided to restore the inn to its former
glory, re-opening on the 21st of October 1971,
Trafalgar day.
Full of fresh flowers, lit candles and a splendid
inglenook fireplace, the Lord Nelson provides the
perfect atmosphere for relaxing after a country walk
or hard day at the office. Also during the summer,
visitors can enjoy the pretty terraced garden,
complete with weeping willow. |
Opening Hours
Bar
Mon-Sat:
Lunchtime 12am-3pm
Evening 6pm-11pm
Sunday:
12am-10.30pm
Kitchen
Mon-Sat:
Lunchtime 12am-2.30pm
Evening 6.15pm-10pm
Sunday:
Lunchtime 12am-3.30pm
Evening 7pm-10pm
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