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Our second visit to ‘The Feathers’ in less than a month, we had another fabulous stay, the standards in the hotel are exceptional, beautiful rooms, a very comfy bar area and excellent restaurant with ‘The Nest’, the food, wine & service are a delight, I can highly recommend ‘The Feathers’ & with the lovely Woodstock, Blenheim Palace on the doorstep & Oxford 15 minutes away by car what’s not to like.

Fabulous stay at The Feathers hotel! Every aspect of this boutique hotel is 5 star. We stayed in the Attic suite, the room was beautiful with a super comfy bed, gorgeous bathroom with robes, slippers and quality toiletries. The room had a pod coffee machine, biscuits and homemade cake together with complementary drinks and chocolate in the minibar. It was my husbands birthday, he was treated to a bottle of prosecco and bowl of fresh fruit which was a lovely touch. The lounge, bar and restaurant areas are beautifully decorated. The Aviary and new terrace is a lovely space to enjoy a pre dinner drink, breakfast is served in here too. The breakfast was delicious, lots of choice, beautifully presented and top quality. All the staff are friendly and very welcoming, a special shout out to Gemma the front office manager who was very helpful. We just couldn't fault our stay at The Feathers. Woodstock is a lovely town and the fact that the Blenheim estate is a 5 minute walk from the hotel is a bonus. We can highly recommend The Feathers and will definitely return. Thank you for a fabulous stay.

This hotel has recently been refurbished at what is obviously considerable expense. If you are visiting Blenheim Palace, it is an ideal place to stay, in the heart of this delightful village. The room was extremely comfortable - the bed so much so, that I would have stayed in it until I was forced to leave. Unfortunately, I had to get away early. But breakfast was expedited for me, and the food quality was first rate, even the tea did not need crutches to get out of the pot! Above all, all the small things which ought to work in luxury hotels like this worked first time and were easily navigable, even by a technophobe like me. Definitely the place to stay, if you are visiting Woodstock or Blenheim Palace (unless, of course, you get an invitation to the palace itself, which I imagine would give the hotel a run for its money). Simon Robinson