Doghouse Hotel Abingdon

About Doghouse Hotel Abingdon

The DogHouse Hotel Frilford Heath near Abindgon and Oxford, sits with easy access to Abingdon via the A420. The traditional Dog House Hotel started its life in the early 18th century as a smallholding, and in later years became an inn in 1847. The name of the Dog House Hotel has rather an unusual origin. In days gone by, wealthy farming gentry sent their offspring to be educated in Oxford and would arrive there complete with their horses and hunting dogs. The Colleges allowed their students to stable horses but not the dogs. Alas, with nowhere else to house the animals, the proprietor of the local inn offered an invaluable dog sitting service and the venue became known as the Dog House. There is also a tradition that the Dog House came by its name because it was once the kennels for a local hunt. Today the Dog House Hotel is a pretty country hotel set in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside. A firm favourite with locals and travellers alike and a great base for exploring the local area.

The DogHouse Hotel Frilford Heath near Abindgon and Oxford, sits with easy access to Abingdon via the A420. Today the Dog House Hotel is a pretty country hotel set in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside. A firm favourite with locals and travellers alike and a great base for exploring the local area. Find Dog House From the south: take J13 on the M4, the A34 north, then the A415 follow signs to Marcham/Witney, then signs to Frilford. From Oxford: take the A420 to Witney/Swindon, then the A338 to Frilford/Wantage. Turn left into Faringdon Road.