The Benefield Wheatsheaf | Hotel

With wonderful views of unspoilt countryside, this charming former coaching inn has a peaceful, rural location in the heart of Northamptonshire, famously known as the Rose of the Shires. In the mid-17th century, the Benefield Wheatsheaf Country Inn and Restaurant was a coaching inn. Today, the building still retains many of its traditional original features while offering modern comfort, style and service. All of the en suite rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and TVs with Freeview digital channels. The oak-beamed bar, open fire and snug provide a warm atmosphere in which to enjoy real ales, fine wines and cocktails. The purpose-built Garden Room Restaurant has uninterrupted views of the beautiful surrounding countryside and access to the gardens for al fresco dining in the warmer months. The finest, freshest ingredients are sourced from carefully selected local suppliers and the inn's Seven Wells beef and lamb is all raised and prepared locally. A full traditional cooked English breakfast is included in the price Near both Oundle and Corby, the Benefield Wheatsheaf is the perfect rural hideaway, surrounded by beautiful, tranquil countryside.

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Number of Rooms: 19
Type: Hotel
Rooms from: GBP79.0

Address

The Benefield Wheatsheaf
Upper Benefield


Oundle
Northamptonshire
PE8 5AN

Eating & Drinking

Bar Facililities available
Restaurant available

Transport

Car Parking available (charges apply)
Free Car Parking for guests

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Disabilities


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The Bedrooms at The Benefield Wheatsheaf
The Bedrooms at The Benefield Wheatsheaf
The Bedrooms at The Benefield Wheatsheaf