AccommodationFocus on Accommodation in Vale of White Horse
The Vale of White Horse near Oxford offers accommodation to suit every taste. From international style hotels to the world famous English bed and breakfast.
You may be planning just to pass through but there's so much to see and do you'll want to stop and stay longer
To enable you to select your accommodation with confidence all establishments featured on this website have been, or will be, visited by qualified assessors on behalf of either VisitBritain or the AA. All assessors work to the same harmonised National Quality Assurance Standards.
For more information about National Quality Assurance Standards visit the Promise of Quality website.
please visit http://www.focusonfaringdon.co.uk/business-directory/accommodation/ for a more detailed list of registered and unregistered properties.
Abingdon
Abingdon Information Centre, in The Old Abbey House, has a wide range of literature about Abingdon and surrounding areas. An information service is open Monday to Saturday Telephone 01235 522711. Information is also available 10.30 am - 4.00 pm 7 days a week except Easter Sunday for people visiting the County Hall Museum.
Please note that the former Tourist Information Centre in Bridge Street, which appears on some maps, is no longer open
Faringdon
A free local bed booking service is available at the Faringdon Community and Tourist Information Centre for personal callers only. Customers will be asked to pay a deposit of 10% of the first night's accommodation charge. The establishment will deduct this deposit from the final bill.
Wantage
Information about accommodation in the Wantage area is available free of charge from the Wantage Information Point by telephone, email, post or to personal visitors. There is a list of local accommodation providers in the window of the Wantage Information Point, or for out of hours use, eg. late arrivals.
For more details Telephone: 01235 760176 or visit the Wantage website.
The Wantage Information Point is in the Vale & Downland Museum. For more details visit the the Vale and Downland Museum website
