Hotels in Burford

Welcome to Burford, the "gateway" to the spectacular Cotswolds! This quaint town in Oxfordshire is teeming with charming Cotswold stone houses, history worth exploring and a serene countryside atmosphere. As you wander down its picturesque High Street, the essence of an old-world English village becomes unavoidable.

Whether you're a couple seeking a tranquil retreat, a family looking for an educational adventure, or a group of friends yearning for the character and hospitality of a classic British town, Burford has accommodation to cater to your every need. With Lycafly, you can book stays in local B&Bs brimming with rustic charm or secure a room in luxury hotels nestled amongst the Cotswold hills. Discover and book your ideal stay in Burford today!

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Situated on the Windrush River, Burford is a treasure trove of historical delights. The town's name itself stretches back to Old English, offering a distinct hint to its historical lineage with 'Burh' meaning 'fortified town', and 'ford', denoting the river crossing. As per the 2011 Census, this cosy town is home to a population of 1,422 but its welcoming atmosphere extends to countless visitors each year.

Replete with fascinating narratives from the bygone eras, Burford takes you on a journey back in time. Its most famous structure, the Grade I listed St John the Baptist Church, showcases remnants of the Civil War. Another intriguing landmark is The Tolsey, a hub for the wool trade back in the day, which now stands as a museum. The town is also home to the nationally renowned Blue Cross National Animal Welfare Charity.

Not just steeped in old-world charm, Burford's current day affiliations extend to Potenza Picena, Italy, with which it was twinned in 2001. With history, heritage and a sprinkle of local legend, Burford ropes you in with its captivating stories.

When to visit Burford

To soak in the true essence of Burford in mild, enjoyable weather, consider a visit during the months of June, July and August. During this period, the nights are warm making for an idyllic English summer retreat. If you prefer a bit cooler weather, the months of March, April and September prove to be excellent choices with minimal precipitation to worry about.

While the charm of Burford lures visitors all year round, those seeking a budget-friendly visit should keep an eye on November deals. When planning your trip, the key factors to consider include weather, temperature, and rainfall. Pack your bags, plan your stay with Lycafly and journey to this enchanting town nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds!

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