The Chequers Inn Charney Bassett Wantage

General Information

Roberta and Husnu invite you to The Chequers Inn, a nice and placid distinctive village inn, with recently remodelled are embellished 3-en apartment letting apartments and fine dining regions, facing the countryside green in luscious Oxfordshire countryside of Charney Bassett. The Chequers features been certificated to cater delightful ales, stout, wines and spirits since early 1800s. The apartments are clear, commodious and pleasantly supplied to ensure your visit is a calm one. All rooms in the hotel have detach entry, king size bed, digital LCD TV, independent WiFi, hair dryer, table and tea and coffee amenities and have been elegantly furnished to high standard. Please take into account that although one of our apartments have a disabled access to the apartment our disabled amenities are in barrestaurant districts only. If you are searching for an amorous weekend getaway, attending a work meeting, visiting family or friends, or just passing via the region, every room proposes all the amenities of home. For the convenience of all our dear guests, we have a non smoking policy in all apartments. We focus on a casual but quality dining experience with a blend of classic pub favourites in addition to speciality menu and procide our customers exceptional and extremely neighborly service with a matchless value by using best local make as much as we able to. When you have dinner at The Chequers Inn you'll experience well-presented outstanding tasting meals that you'll want to return again and again. Simply order your foods and drinks at the brasserie, then sit back, recline and take pleasure in your meal! Don't neglect to look at our Specials featured on our specials board. We are waiting for hospitable you!

Transportation

The Chequers Inn is facing the countryside green in luscious Oxfordshire countryside of Charney Bassett just off A420 between Swindon and Oxfrod, 9 miles west of Abingdon, 6 miles north of Wantage, seven miles from Uffington White Horse and five miles east of Faringdon, in the Vale of White Horse region and Gainfield Hundred of the English shire of Oxfordshire (formerly in Berkshire).