Easington House

Easington House is a 15th century former farmhouse, with parts dating back to the 1100s, situated in Banbury. A licensed guest house, full of charm and character, believed to once be home to George Washington’s nephew and the Bishop of Lincoln, visitors now enjoy comfortable accommodation.

There are single, twin, double and family rooms all featuring en suite facilities, complimentary toiletries, Wifi, TV, hairdryer and hospitality tray. Guests can also relax and unwind in the elegant lounge with its ornate fireplace and sofas. Private parking is available at the rear of the house.

A delicious full English, full vegetarian breakfast or smoked salmon is served in the morning if required and afternoon tea can be arranged for groups and private parties by prior agreement. The town centre shops and attractions, including the famous Banbury Cross, are a short walk away.