Dragon Hotel High Wycombe

General Information

Through a cobbled archway on West Wycombe High Street, you arrive to the lobby of a training inn built in the early 18th Century. When you stroll in, it feels entirely natural that persons have been doing this for almost 3 centuries. Generations of traders, tourists, admirers and guests have left traces of their presence on the structure and its ambiance, not least of whom is Sukie, the pretty public climber whose ghost is said to haunt the structure. The thoughtful service you get from our personnel, however, leaves you in certainly that you're in the present now. If you hope for fast amenities for a work snack or a more relaxed pace for dinner with friends, you'll not be disappointed. On a superb day, you are able to sit in our big garden where there is a kids' play region. You are able to visit at the George and Dragon, and will find your bedroom both cosy and fascinating. 2 of the suites have four-poster beds and all of them have the uneven floorboards and quirky angles that come with age. One suite straddles the archway into the inn's patio and another gives a panorama over the ancient roofs and chimneys of West Wycombe. New concessions to present-day living comprise straight dial telephones, en-suite bathrooms, tea/coffee making amenities and sky TV. We have 3 full-time chefs who create an intriguing carte menu which is English at centre including local game, English cheeses, conventional puddings and lamb from the local estate. Some carte menu items and daily specials will represent the chefs' selection from the relaxation of the world and may comprise dishes from the Mediterranean and the Far East. As you would expect from an establishment where scenic dining is such a high priority, we also have an option of well maintained authentic ales, a magnificent wine catalogue and a superb variety of malt whiskies.

Transportation

The George and Dragon Hotel is located in the very heart of the countryside of West Wycombe 2 miles to the north of High Wycombe so making us a very good serene location for High Wycombe and commuters of the M40 heading either towards London or Birmingham.