The Spread Eagle Hotel Thame

General Information

The Spread Eagle features stood imposingly in the center of historic Thame since the sixteenth century, well known for its farmer's market place and mile long Main Street. During its showy heritage the inn features played landlord to Charles II, French prisoners from the Napoleonic wars, renowned politicians and writers such as Evelyn Waugh. The Georgian front is instantly recognisable by all, drawn in by the un-miss able 30-ft inn sign primarily planned by Lytton Strachey's Carrington which features greeted all our dear guests for nearly a century. Our discerning guests requirements for a sincere welcome, considerate but discreet facilities and first-class food and wine features not changed since the days of John Fothergill, the hotel's pioneer innkeeper. The fantastic town of Oxford, with its dreamy spires and punting on the River Thames is within simple get to, together with the historic city of Aylesbury and for shopping addicts, Bicester Outlet Village is only mins away.