The Olive Branch Guest House in the Cotswolds, is a 400 year old 16th Century Grade II Listed building having been built in 1592. From what we know it was originally a Coaching House, as the town was a staging area on the route from Worcester and the Midlands to London Town.
Many of the building's original structures are still apparent, including the original Cotswold stone, the flagstone floor, the inglenook fireplace, the main structure of the building and a number of other areas in the house and garden wall.The Guest House also contains a number of antiques, some of which were left by the previous owners and others brought in by Pam and David.
Many of the building's original structures are still apparent, including the original Cotswold stone, the flagstone floor, the inglenook fireplace, the main structure of the building and a number of other areas in the house and garden wall.The Guest House also contains a number of antiques, some of which were left by the previous owners and others brought in by Pam and David.
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In 2001 the Olive Branch, a grade II listed building, will have been trading as a Guest House for 50 years. It has the reputation, since 1961, of being a warm and friendly, family run 'home from home' with many guests returning year after year.
With over 35 years combined experience in five star resorts around the world, including South Africa, Mexico and the Seychelle Islands, Pam and David go out of their way to pamper and ensure the utmost comfort and well being of their guests.Guests are invited to relax in the warm and cosy lounge overlooking the High Street.
With over 35 years combined experience in five star resorts around the world, including South Africa, Mexico and the Seychelle Islands, Pam and David go out of their way to pamper and ensure the utmost comfort and well being of their guests.Guests are invited to relax in the warm and cosy lounge overlooking the High Street.
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Not far away are countless places of interest. Just up the road is Stratford on Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare. Within 30 minutes drive are other famous villages and market towns. Market towns include:- Chipping Campden, Moreton-in-Marsh and Stow-in-the-Wold. Villages include Snowshill, Stanton, Stanway, the Slaughters, the Swells, Bourton-on-the-Water, Burford and Woodstock (birthplace of Winston Churchill), just to name a few.
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3 night stays, including full English breakfast, Superior room: J320, Deluxe Garden Room: J360. Tariff in pounds sterling, per room per night. Discounts of J5 are available for a stay of 3 nights or more (excluding bank holiday weekends). Vegetarian breakfasts are available on request. Payment can be made by cash, cheque, travellers cheques (in Pounds Sterling), Visa, Mastercard, Delta, JCB, Solo, Electron and Maestro.
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From LONDON Take the A40 then M40 west to Oxford and exit at junction 8, then follow the A44 through Woodstock, Chipping Norton, Moreton in Marsh to Broadway. At the bottom of Fish Hill, you will come to a large roundabout and sign post to Broadway Village to your left. Go down this road to the mini roundabout, turn left and we are 30 yards up on the left.
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