The White Horse Inn in Woolstone (Oxfordshire), England

The White Horse Inn offers a menu featuring wood-fired pizzas on Thursday pizza nights. The restaurant provides gluten-free options for coeliac diets, with almost every dish available gluten-free. Packed lunches can be requested for guests walking the Ridgeway trail, and Arkells Ales are on tap.

Guest rooms are located in a converted annexe adjacent to the pub, with duplex-style layouts - bedroom downstairs and bathroom upstairs. Rooms include twin and double options, with spacious layouts that offer a separate lounge area in some units. The bathroom features a P-shaped bath with shower, and bedding is crisp cotton linen.

The inn sits at the foot of White Horse Hill, a four-minute drive from the Uffington White Horse ancient site. It is directly on The Ridgeway National Trail, making it a stop for walkers and cyclists. The nearby villages of Woolstone and Uffington offer access to North Wessex Downs and Stanton Park.

Families are accommodated with spacious rooms, and the large beer garden provides outdoor space for children. Dogs are allowed in the pub and in designated rooms for a charge. The inn also offers a special dietary menu for coeliac guests, making it a suitable choice for families with dietary needs.

The White Horse is one of Britain's oldest inns, with a thatched roof, oak beams, and working log fires. Local artists' work is displayed on the walls, and the pub maintains strong community ties with regular local guests. The building's annexe rooms have been recently converted and updated, offering modern comfort within an historic setting.

Location: 5 miles from Faringdon, near Uffington White Horse and The Ridgeway

Dining: Wood-fired pizza night, gluten-free menu, packed lunches

Rooms: Duplex-style annexe with upstairs bathroom and crisp cotton linen

Pet: Dogs allowed with a charge in designated rooms

History: One of Britain's oldest inns with thatched roof and oak beams

Activities: Walking, cycling, horse riding, and fishing nearby