St Ethelwold's House
Bed & Breakfast
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01235 555486
30 E St Helen St, Abingdon OX14 5EB, UK
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Area Served:Within 4 miles (6.4km) of 30 E St Helen St, Abingdon OX14 5EB, UKGet more exposure
St Ethelwold’s House and Garden is a welcoming spiritual centre, a place of peace and beauty, hospitality and sanctuary. All are welcome to explore their own spiritual path or to simply rest and restore.
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Our garden is open for all to explore and find peace, inspiration and restoration, find out more about how we keep the garden blooming.
Attend an interesting programme of events and activities relating to spirituality, creativity and mindful living.
Need a meeting room? We have a variety of rooms to hire for day group retreats, organisational development days, small seminars and other functions.
Stay with us! We have guest rooms which are popular with visitors from all over the world, including both tourists and professionals working at nearby universities, science research centres and other businesses.
Google Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (33 total ratings)
Peter Meherne5 StarThis is used for all sorts of local events and has a lovely garden leading down to the Thames. I can't say what it's like as B&B, but it is a delightful old building.Sunday 20th November 2022
Stid Starz5 StarPeople I know who stayed there have been most impressed. Comfortable beds, clean rooms and most welcoming. Rooms are very good value for what they are, and worth booking in advance so as not to be disappointed. Staff are lovely to deal with too.Monday 8th April 2019
geoff chilton5 StarBeautiful, well tended gardens and a historic building. Very peaceful and calm, quiet and relaxing. Feels like a country retreat and it's quite a shock when you walk out the gate to find yourself right in the middle of townMonday 30th September 2019
Jenny Downing5 StarI'm not reviewing the b&b aspect of St Ethelwold's; in any case it's first and foremost a spiritual centre. However I would love to comment on the fact that they welcome passersby, allowing them to wander in freely and take advantage of the beautiful gardens, which go right down to the Thames. There are picnic tables beneath the trees and a box for donations, should you feel inclined, near the exit.Thursday 20th September 2018
R H5 StarWe sat in the glorious gardens one sunny morning and it is so peaceful and tranquil,you would forget that you are in a town. Just a lovely place to rest and unwind from everything.Tuesday 1st September 2020
