Escape to the serene banks of the River Thames in Oxfordshire this Easter weekend with our exclusive offer. Enjoy a two/three night retreat that blends countryside charm with exquisite dining, featuring dishes crafted from seasonal, locally sourced ingredients.
We have plenty of exclusive benefits only when you book directly on our website! Enjoy free parking, the best rate guarenteed and free breakfast.
Our charming Hotel was built in the 16th Century as a Georgian Coaching Inn. Nestled among vast woodlands, and a far-reaching countryside, the hotel is located between Oxford & Henley, with beautiful views of a tranquil stretch of the River Thames, adding a touch of magic to your stay. With 40 comfortable bedrooms, each with their own individual personal touches. Whether you’re here for business or leisure, we invite you to experience the timeless beauty of Shillingford Bridge Hotel.
Enjoy delicious home-made food all year round. The River View Restaurant serves freshly prepared food and has panoramic views over the hotel’s grounds as well as the banks of the River Thames. We serve everything from Afternoon Tea, to Sunday Roasts. Our pub serves everything from fine wines, selections of gins, cask ales and craft beers, to light meals and snacks. You can enjoy a drink on our terrace, or whilst enjoying a game of pool with family and friends.
Fall in love with Shillingford, a fairytale wedding venue. Wallingford’s old market town is home to this tranquil hotel. This idyllic venue is suited to couples seeking a refined setting with panoramic views of the historic picturesque bridge and the River Thames, making it the perfect backdrop for your special day.
There is plenty going on in our area! Wallingford’s centre is just a 5-minute drive away, while Oxford can be reached in 20 minutes by car. Windsor Castle is 50 minutes’ drive away, and Dorchester is less than 10 minutes away from the hotel by car.
Shillingford Bridge Hotel stands on a site steeped in history, with records of a crossing here dating back to the 14th century. Originally a ferry point, the first timber bridge was built in 1767 before evolving into the sturdy stone structure we see today. This historic location has witnessed centuries of change, making it a true testament to British heritage.
Dive deeper into our fascinating past and uncover the full story of Shillingford Bridge.
There is plenty on this season, check out all the festivities for yourself…
There is plenty on this season, check out all the festivities for yourself…
There is plenty on this season, check out all the festivities for yourself…
