Kingfisher Barn

Kingfisher Barn - Dog Friendly B&B in Abingdon, Oxfordshire

At Kingfisher Barn, discover a hidden gem of 10 bed and breakfast rooms and a variety of self-catering properties in a 17th century farm conversion, welcoming both holiday makers and business travellers alike.

The en-suite bed and breakfast rooms are set in the converted stables surrounding a lovely courtyard garden. The main barn is converted in to two 8-bed lodges and The Nest, a 1-bedroom apartment. Our self-catering cottages have been transformed from the old granary, stores and stables in to properties that sleep 2, 3 or 4 guests. All of our accommodation showcases the characterful features of the original farm buildings whilst creating a relaxing space for you to enjoy!

The barn is a wonderful base to enjoy Abingdon and Oxfordshire, with its historical sights, beautiful countryside, independent businesses, eateries and plenty of shopping opportunities.

All our accommodation is prepared to a high standard and we strive to meet the needs of each guest, ensuring your stay is both comfortable and memorable. With free fast wifi, guest information packs and tea & coffee facilities as standard in all our accommodation, you should have access to everything you need to make the most of your time with us. If you have specific requirements, don’t hesitate to contact us and see how we can help.

Dogs are welcome here at the barn, we love meeting your four-legged friends, but please be considerate of other guests who may not be such big fans, and keep your dog on a lead whilst on the grounds. Other pets may be welcome at staff discretion, just contact us to confirm this.

Local Area
Abingdon-on-Thames is a charming and picturesque town with something for everyone. Originally the county town of Berkshire, it became part of Oxfordshire in 1974. There are records of the town itself being the oldest continuously inhabited town in Britain. The Abbey buildings date back to at least the 7th Century and many of the other buildings have remained unchanged for hundreds of years.

Two of the main roads into Abingdon cross the River Thames and the River Ock, over bridges that are themselves listed as ancient monuments - the bridge over the Thames is over 550 years old! Being situated on The River Thames has always been important to the town and today is a focal point for a selection of recreational activities. Attractive riverside gardens and friendly pubs and restaurants cater for many visitors, while anglers fill the river banks and leisure cruisers pass unhurriedly through the picturesque lock.

Self Catering Accommodation
We also have a selection of Self catering properties for you to choose from.

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