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The Wheatsheaf Inn
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Where:
- Why:To live that rustic country life, even if only for a night.
- When:May 2014
- Who:Me and my boo.
Highs & Lows
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The Wheatsheaf Inn really is the perfect mix of British countryside coziness without being too twee or contrived.
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The in-house restaurant is seasonal British comfort food at its finest.
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Attentive and friendly staff – they really do cater to your every need.
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Delicious locally sourced breakfast included in the price. Think farm fresh eggs and green juice for the health conscious.
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It really would be nice if there was an actual mini bar in the room.
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The room got quite hot at night, some sort of fan would have been appreciated.
Important Bits
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Type
Cotswolds pub/revamped coaching inn.
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Vibe
Landed gentry with a touch of rock and roll (there’s a painting of Kate Moss by Sebastian Kruger in the dining room).
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Location
In the heart of Northleach, a small Cotswolds market town set amongst an idyllic background of rolling green hills.
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Rooms
14
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Music
Reggae, reggae, reggae.
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Year Opened
March 2011
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Designed By
The owners, Sam and Georgie Pearman.
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Health & Wellness
No, but they do have a spa treatment room in the garden.
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Restaurant
Yes, and all of the food is locally sourced and seasonal. It is most delicious!
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Bar
Yes, the Wheatsheaf is a pub so it has a great bar filled with a mixture of loyal Cotswolds locals and hotel guests - not to mention a fine array of whiskeys, wines, and local ciders and beers.
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Minibar
No, but there is a little welcome basket of nuts and crisps.
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Children
Bring them, but you’ll probably have more fun if you leave them at home!
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Price
Fair when taking into consideration the killer breakfast that is included in the rate.