A funky sense of formality
Our 16th century pub in the honey-stone village of Ascott-under-Wychwood is a stylish mix of rural chic and professional service.
With wooden beams and floor, eye-catching art, and what The Daily Telegraph calls, ‘a slightly funky sense of formality’.
There’s a very attractive private dining room down a winding corridor that seats up to 20. Meanwhile, outside you’ll find an delightful terrace garden with a wisteria-clad pergola. In short, the Swan offers all the character you hope to find in the heart of the Cotswolds.
Eat at The Swan
Our food has an artisanal ethos with the very best of locally sourced ingredients from trusted Cotswolds farmers.
There’s an imaginative menu, featuring delights like our signature burger with toffee apple sauce and blue cheese, sharing plates like flambée tart, or Shorthorn beef, and classics with a twist such as sea bream with roasted peppers. Just make sure you leave room for desserts as tempting as Pimm’s Poached Peaches, or Jaffa Cake Chocolate Pudding.
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Stay at The Swan
Choose from eleven spacious and glamorously comfortable bedrooms, each individually designed to make your stay unique and memorable.
Wake up to handcrafted wallpaper, exposed stone walls, bold bedheads and swathes of curtains. It’s the most luxurious place to swan off to.
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Events at The Swan
Our food has an artisanal ethos with the very best of locally sourced ingredients from trusted Cotswolds farmers.
Whatever your reason for getting together, from business meetings to shooting parties, celebrations to family get-togethers, our 24-seater private room lets you do it in sumptuous style.
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It’s a great big, newly updated, spanking bloody excellent Cotswolds pub, I mean that is about the biggest compliment I can muster.
How many pubs-with-rooms also come with a sommelier? Not many, but then everything takes a surprising turn in this attractive former coaching inn.
The food is undoubtedly the main event at The Swan. Obviously hugely popular with the locals, the restaurant was buzzing on a Friday evening.
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