The Fox & Hounds is situated in the picturesque village of Uffington, South Oxfordshire, amidst thatched cottages and stunning countryside. This pub offers 4-star B&B accommodation, features a beamed bar and boasts unmatched views of The Ridgeway and the iconic Uffington White Horse.

Located in the scenic Vale of the White Horse, just off the A420 between Oxford and Swindon, Uffington is conveniently situated about 8 miles north of the M4, passing through Lambourne known for its race-horse heritage. The nearest market towns, Faringdon and Wantage, are each a 15-minute drive away, with Shrivenham Defence Academy close by, 3 miles away at the Watchfield roundabout on the A420.

Our accommodation includes four ground-level guest bedrooms, each outfitted with modern amenities and offering flexible bedding arrangements for a cosy stay in Uffington.

Room 1: Wheelchair-friendly with a spacious wet room, accommodating up to four guests.

Room 2: Equipped with a wet room/shower, suitable for up to three guests.

Rooms 3 & 4: These two four-star rooms, detached from the main pub for peace and quiet, are externally timber-clad to meet the local conservation requirements, reflecting the heritage of the buildings they replaced.

At the Fox & Hounds, you can savour a variety of dishes and snacks. The main menu offers most items in smaller portions for lighter appetites, alongside a selection of sandwiches and baguettes. Daily specials and vegetarian options are always available.

The pub serves as an ideal starting point for activities such as walking, cycling, horse-riding, fishing, visiting historic sites, golfing, or simply unwinding, year-round. The village itself is home to a 13th-century church, a shop and Post Office and boasts several literary connections. It was the childhood home of Thomas Hughes, author of "Tom Brown's Schooldays," which is commemorated in a local museum. The poet John Betjeman lived here in the 1930s and 40s, penning many of his renowned works and J.R.R. Tolkien, while residing in Oxford, frequently visited, drawing inspiration for Middle Earth from the nearby Ridgeway.

Please visit our website to find out more about our pet friendly inn.

**Information for you and your dog**

Dogs are allowed in the bars and grounds, and also in the B&B Rooms. Bring your own food, food bowl and water bowl, though my outside bowl is usually available to be shared.

£15 per dog per stay.

Please bring everything you need for the care of your dog with you, including poo bags, bedding, towels, food etc.

£105 per room per night based on 2 people sharing, including breakfast.

Disabled facilities, please enquire for exact details.