The Blue Boar, Witney

Overlooking the market square in the historic Oxfordshire market town of Witney, The Blue Boar dates back to the 17th century.

For 200 years, the coaching inn bore the name 'The Marlborough', in honour of the Duke, before its original name was restored when it reopened its doors in 2011.

Following an extensive restoration the Blue Boar now offers a 70-seat restaurant, bar area, function room, imposing courtyard and 20 boutique-style bedrooms.

20 bedrooms
Dog friendly - Two rooms are dog-friendly. Dogs also allowed in the bar area and courtyard

The Blue Boar Witney
The Blue Boar Witney

Blue Boar, Witney

The Blue Boar is an historic pub, with hotel rooms, located on the edge of the Cotswolds in the market town of Witney.

Blue Boar, 28 Market Square, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX28 6BH

01993 776353

www.blueboarwitney.co.uk

Stay

Stay at The Blue Boar in Witney

Each of the 20 en-suite bedrooms at The Blue Boar in Witney has been individually decorated in keeping with the building?s centuries-old design, so no two rooms are alike. Exposed beams, classic colours and comfortable furnishings come together with modern luxuries to create a memorable stay.

All 20 rooms at The Blue Boar have air conditioning, a kettle with a selection of speciality teas, a hairdryer, iron and ironing board and smart HD TV and free superfast WiFi.

Bedrooms located in the main building of the Blue Boar also offer a Roberts radio and Nesprsso machine with coffee pods. Each en-suite bathroom contains a power shower and range of toiletries.

Blue Boar, Witney - Location map

Food and drink at The Blue Boar

The Blue Boar is open daily from 8am, serving a seasonal, Mediterranean-inspired menu in the elegant dining room with open kitchen.

Try one of the many dishes cooked to order on a charcoal-fuelled Josper grill, or a Neapolitan pizza, freshly prepared by one of the Boar's trained pizzaiolos and cooked in a wood-fired oven.

Younger guests can choose from a variety of dishes on the bespoke children's menu, whilst being entertained by the accompanying activity pack.

The Blue Boar courtyard offers al fresco dining in comfortable surroundings, and an extensive and varied drinks menu can be found within the stylish bar. The Blue Boar stocks beers bought locally from Wychwood Brewery, as well as firm favourites from Fuller's. And, of course, there's a great choice of wines, spirits and cocktails on offer.

For a more private dining experience, the Bosworth Suite can be tailored to meet your needs, whether you're celebrating a special occasion or planning a corporate lunch.

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