About George Hotel Brailes
Customers should be prepared to be pampered is the promise offered by the licensee of the George, Brailes in North Oxfordshire. The George is a sympathetically refurbished Grade II listed coaching inn with elements from 16th to 18th centuries. They have ambitious plans to make this 16th century grade II listed pub a centre for village life, a place for fine dining and a comfortable hotel ideal for tourists and business travellers.
The pub supports its teams in darts, dominies and Aunt Sally leagues. Dogs and children are welcome.
Outside the garden and conservatory will be re-modelled and there are tentative plans for a jazz weekend. Bookings from walking groups are welcome – and they can leave their vehicles in the large car park before returning for a well-earned lunch. “The George is about comfort, good service, excellent standards all at a reasonable cost.
Brailes is a large village along the B4035 with a huge variety of historic buildings to see. The church site is a thousand years old and the existing building dates back to the early 1300's. Known as St. George's Church it has the second largest six bell peal in the world. The tenor bell weighs one and a half tons. Just south of the village you will find the earthworks of a medieval castle