Photo of The Kings Head, a gastropub near Bledington in the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, south west England. — © Nigel Cox / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

The Kings Head

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A 16th-century free house on Bledington’s green, all low beams and inglenook, with a dozen bedrooms and a seasonal kitchen leaning on local produce. Reservations are wise at weekends. A meal here sits well with a wander round the village itself, or a walk out along the Oxfordshire Way, which threads past the door to the southeast.

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