A room for the night
Twelve en-suite rooms: singles, doubles, a twin and family rooms. Breakfast if you want it. Park at the back and walk into town.
From £90 a room per night
Oxford Road, Banbury
Easington House
Twelve individual en-suite bedrooms in a lovely old farmhouse, a short walk from the centre of Banbury and close to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon and the Cotswolds.
Two ways to stay
A room for the night, or the whole house
The whole house
All twelve rooms for up to 23 people, with the big kitchen, a table for 23, three sitting rooms, a games room and the garden. Let at weekends, for families, friends and teams.
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Rooms
Twelve rooms, each one different
All en-suite, with a TV, free wifi, a hairdryer, a tea and coffee tray and toiletries. Breakfast is extra and optional.
The whole house
Bring the team. Bring the family.
At weekends the house is yours: all twelve rooms, a kitchen to cook in and a table to eat round together, for birthdays, reunions, family get-togethers and team away-days.
- Bedrooms
- 12 en-suite
- Sleeps
- Up to 23
- Dining table
- Seats 23
- Parking
- 12 spaces
Rated 4.97 from 35 reviews on Airbnb (checked November 2026). Book with us direct and there are no booking-site fees.
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A night away, wrapped
A night or two for two in a double or twin room, with a full breakfast. One night for two: £129. Two nights for two: £199.
Breakfast
Breakfast if you want it
Breakfast isn't included in the room price, so you only pay for it if you want it. Cooked breakfasts are made to order and served at the table.
- Monday to Friday
- Continental breakfast · £10
- Saturday and Sunday
- Full breakfast · £14
Per person. The weekend full English comes with free-range sausage and bacon from Long Compton.
See the breakfast menuThe house
A house with a long story
Hornton ironstone, old beams and a fire in reception. A short history, as far as we know it.
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12th century
An old site
The site of Easington House is believed to date back to the 12th century.
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Over the centuries
A bishop, a reverend and a Washington
Previous owners, we understand, include the Bishop of Lincoln, the Reverend Risley Cotton and George Washington's nephew. Sulgrave Manor, the Washington family's ancestral home, is only a few miles away.
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The house
Built of Hornton ironstone
The house is built of the local orange-brown ironstone, with beams, panelling, flagstone and tiled floors, and old fireplaces in reception and the sitting rooms.
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Today
Twelve individual en-suite bedrooms
Today it's a family-run guesthouse: twelve individual en-suite bedrooms, breakfast if you want it, a pretty garden to sit in, and the whole house to take over when you bring a crowd.
From the guestbook
What our guests say
I spend a lot of my life in hotels mainly like Travelodge and whilst they are sufficient they have no character at all. This makes a lovely refreshing change.
A huge roaring fire in the reception; the room was exceptional, and the bed was so comfortable. The breakfast was just awesome!
We stayed for 2 nights in a very comfortable and clean room. The building is very old and has a lot of character which we loved. The gardens are very pretty and it is only a short walk into Banbury. The staff were so friendly and helpful. There was a great choice of food for breakfast, which was delicious and was served quickly.
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Give someone a night away
A double or twin en-suite room and a full breakfast for two.
- One night for two: £129
- Two nights for two: £199
Find us
A short walk from the centre of Banbury
And close to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon and the Cotswolds, Chipping Norton, Soho Farmhouse and Daylesford. Banbury sits right in the middle of England, so it’s an easy place to meet: superb for business and conferences, family gatherings and reunions when people come from all over the country.
- Soho Farmhouse about 20 minutes by car
- Oxford about 20 minutes by train
- Chipping Norton about 25 minutes by car
- Daylesford about 35 minutes by car
- Stratford-upon-Avon about 40 minutes by car
- The NEC and Birmingham Airport about 45 minutes by car
- London Marylebone about an hour by train
- Heathrow about an hour and a quarter by car
50 Oxford Road, Banbury OX16 9AN. Banbury Cross is a 7-minute walk, the station about 18. Free parking for 12 vehicles at the back plus 2 overflow spaces at the side, and junction 11 of the M40 under ten minutes' drive.
