Jersey Arms Hotel
Bicester, Oxfordshire

Possibly one of England's finest coaching inns, certainly the best located. The Cotswolds boasts plenty of old inns, but few can rival the charms of our hotel. Built around 1243 as the ale house for Lord Jerseys Estate. Middleton Stoney is in the Doomsday Book, valued at 10 pounds, 10 shillings & 6 pence. With 20 stylish en suite bedrooms. In the main building and around the courtyard garden. The Jersey Arms is very near to Bicester Village, with its discount shopping!! Close to Oxford and its beautiful colleges. Good Food and wine in our newly refurbished restaurant. Draught Bass and Flowers, real ale in the bar. Real log fires in the Winter. Great location for friends & family get-togethers. Light meals available every lunchtime in our cosy bar. Roast Beef & Yorkshire Pudding every Sunday 12 midday to 2.15 pm.

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Bicester, situated in the North East of the county has a traceable history of over a thousand years and was recorded in the Domesday book. It is a busy market town and now home to Bicester Village - the factory designer outlet shopping village. Like Banbury further North, it is experiencing growth and prosperity from its proximity to the M40 motorway linking London with Birmingham via Oxford. Looking for places to stay in and around Bicester? Various types of accommodation are available, from self-catering and cosy local Bicester bed and breakfast (B & B) establishments (guest houses and farm houses) to high-class Bicester hotels.