For four-hundred years travellers have rested their bones at this peaceful inn on the ancient turnpike leading from Alesbury to Thame. Its recent sympathetic restoration reinstated a rustic 17th Century style that recalls the era...
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of the inn's ignominious namesake, the Dinton Hermit.
This local historical figure, named by some as an executioner of King Charles 1, lends a history of regicide to the period four-posters and doubles in the main inn. The hermit was purportedly given shelter by a local land-owner and the Dinton Hermit lives up to that tradition. The adjacent converted barn offers a fresh floral-themed selection of modern en-suite bedrooms that reflect the expansive sun-worshipper's garden just outside. The hotel offers guests free broadband in all rooms.
Weary travellers should not miss the bar's selection of real ales or the opportunity to sample a brandy or port by the warming hearths in winter. The almost Tuscan chic of the bar and restaurant complements the Hermit's success in uniting the old and new. The restaurant offers a succulent seasonal menu of locally-sourced contemporary British cooking. Fresh fish is delivered straight from the ports.