Places to stay in Little Tew, Oxfordshire

Places to eat in the region include The Masons Arms, Restaurant At The Falkland Arms, The Boxing Hare, and Red Lion.

The center of Little Tew ( which is at is longitude -1°26'29.085 and latitude 51°57'14.441 ) is located 3 miles away from Enstone, 5 miles away from Chipping Norton, 6 miles away from Deddington and 6 miles away from Middle Aston.

Available Little Tew lodging

We currently have 3 accommodations in and around Little Tew.

Little Tew Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Listing updated 2026

Hotels

Premier Inn

Approx 5 miles away in Chipping Norton:

ChipLitFest has the likes of Fay Weldon and David Nicholls amongst its guests. Book a room at our Premier Inn Chipping Norton hotel and you'll be walking distance from the town's medieval marketplace, museum and theatre. Or hop in the car and you're three miles from the ancient Rollright Stones.

Spring Street

Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire

Hotels

Crowne Plaza

Approx 4 miles away in Enstone:

A new property set within a 440 acre country estate containing golf, leisure and extensive meeting facilities. An ideal base to explore The Cotswolds and close to Blenheim Palace. All bedrooms have air conditioning and high speed internet access. The Hotel has two restaurants and two bars.

Enstone, Oxfordshire

Guest Houses

Horse & Groom Inn

Approx 5 miles away in Milcombe:

We believe in a warm welcome, an informal and relaxed atmosphere and yummy, unpretentious pub food. Our recipes are traditional, but come with a twist, and are made from locally-sourced produce. We’re also very proud of our reputation for relaxed hospitality. We look forward to seeing you!.

The Green

Milcombe, Oxfordshire

Little Tew Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

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Things to see and do, places to eat in Little Tew

The Masons Arms

The Masons Arms ( Dining / Other ). A classic Stone Built Inn, The Masons Arms at Swerford, was originally a Masonic lodge which later became a brewery owned pub. It was purchased in 2003 by Tom Aldous and managed by his business partners, Bill and Charmaine Leadbeater. In August 2010 Bill and Charmaine left having built up a fine reputation and many awards over the years and the Masons now enter a new era under the stewardship of Vicky and Jude Kelly. www.masons-arms.com