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Marsh Farm Hotel, Swindon Swindon
Marsh Farm Hotel, Swindon, Coped Hall, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN4 8ER"This beautiful and prestigious grade 2 listed Victorian farmhouse has been tastefully restored and converted into a luxury country hotel." |  |
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| Standing in its own landscaped gardens and surrounded by open countryside, the hotel offers an oasis of tranquillity to business and leisure travellers. The beautiful Marlborough Downs to the east and the Cotswolds to the north, make this an area well worth exploring. The elegant Georgian City of Bath and the historic market town of Devizes and Marlborough are all within easy reach. Heathrow Airport, Wales and Bristol are only one hour away by car. London is approximately one hour by car. Swindon rail station is a ten minute taxi ride. | Tariff Marsh Farm as a base for touring Reids Conservatory Marsh Farm Hotel at the Crossroads Hotel Facilities How to find us Booking Arrangements Marsh Farm Hotel for the business Traveller Marsh Farm Hotel for the perfect wedding |
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| Tariff rates from 1st January 2007 | |
| Single Room | £55.00 |
| Double Room - Single Occupancy | £65.00 |
| Double/Twin Room | £70.00 |
| Executive Double Room | £85.00 |
| Weekend | |
| Single Room | £55.00 |
| Executive Single | £70.00 |
| Double/Twin Room | £70.00 |
| Executive Double Room | £85.00 |
| Special Weekend Offer | |
| 2 Persons for 2 Nights (sharing) | £149.50 |
| 1 Person for 2 Nights | £90.00 |
| (Includes accommodation and breakfast on 2 nights and dinner on one night) | |
| Check in from 2.00pm, check out before 10.00am. Early checj in is subject to availability on day of arrival and the following extra charges: Before 11.00am - full room rate 11.00am - 2.00pm - £30.00 per person Early check in can only be guaranteed if full room rate paid for previous night Children of 12 years and under sharing a room with parents are charged at £15.00 per child. |
| Marsh Farm as a base for touring This delightful country house hotel is ideally situated to be your base for touring. The following are within an hour or so by car Countryside The Cotswolds The Marlborough Downs The Vale of the White Horse Charming towns & villages Bradford-on-Avon Devizes Lacock Biddstone Castle Combe Bibury Burford Bourton-on-the-Water Chipping Camden Stately Homes & their gardens Corsham Court Wilton House Longleat Great Chalford Iford Manor Sheldon Manor Stourhead Prehistoric stone circles Avebury Stonehenge Ancient cities and their Cathedrals & Abbeys Bath Cirencester Malmesbury Oxford Wells Industrial Heritage Swindon Railway Waterways Museum Gloucester Kennet & Avon Canal Return to top of page |          |
| Reids Conservatory REIDS CONSERVATORY The Marsh Farm Hotel Restaurant offers a fine selection of traditional English Cuisine & fine wines. Breakfast Enjoy a full English breakfast or continental breakfast 7.00 - 9.00 am Monday to Friday 8.00 - 9.30 am Saturday & Sunday Lunch Join us on Sunday for a traditional Lunch for only £14.50 per adult 12.00 pm daily (excluding Saturday) 12.30 pm - 2.00pm Sunday Dinner Choose from our excellent four course menu 7.00 pm to 9.00 pm daily 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm Friday & Saturday  Marsh Farm Hotel Swindon Wiltshire SN4 8ER Telephone: 01793 848044 Fax: 01793 851528 Return to top of the page |  A Typical Marsh Farm Hotel Dinner Menu Starters Soup of the day Reids Bruschetta Oven baked bread topped with garlic, olive oil, plum tomatoes, peppers and mozzarella Game and Venison Terrine Served with a tomato chutney and warmed brie Seared King Scallops Flavoured with bacon, soy sauce, served on crispy leaves and topped with deep fried seaweed ...oOo... Pasta and Salads Homemade Lasagne al Forno Cooked in mornay sauce and parmesan cheese Smoked Salmon Ravioli Served in a lobster and basil sauce Salad Nicoise Marinated tuna, potato, green beans, boiled egg, black olives, and olive oil dressing Caesar Salad Croutons, a creamy dressing, shaved parmesan The above are available as a starter or main. ...oOo... Main Courses Grilled Fillet Steak (8oz Raw Weight) Served with mushrooms, tonato and big chipped potatoes or dauphinoise potatoes with a madeira reduction Pan Fried Breast of Chicken On a bed of leeks, asparagus with a wild mushroom sauce Grilled Scottish Salmon with a Seaweed Tower Served with a herb butter Pan Fried Snapper Served with a Mediterranean chutney Celery, Mixed Bean and Coriander Chilli With a timbale of saffron wild rice Four Cheese Tortelonni In a cream pesto sauce Breast of Barbury Duckling With caramelised red onion marmalade and red wine gravy All the above are served with a selection of fresh vegetables and potatoes or a side salad ...oOo... Choice of different teas and coffees |
| Marsh Farm Hotel at the Crossroads Historically one of the most important routes in England has been from London to the seaport of Bristol. In prehistoric days the "drove roads" were the natural path for cattle and their herdsmen to follow their grazing as the seasons changed. Later this well worn way over the low hills of Wiltshire became the road used first by the Romans and then by successive generations making their way between the two most important ports in the country. Charles Dickens wrote his Pickwick papers about the Great West Road, which is just a few miles south of Marsh Farm Hotel. Many stories in this famous novel are based on pubs and villages along the road we today know as the A4.
After the decline of the steam era in the 1960's men with vision saw the potential of the route on the new motorway network, which was completed over the following 20 years. This route again used the Vale of the White Horse over the low hills of Wiltshire and is the M4. Today this has major significance for visitors to the hotel not only by road, rail and air as a means of access but also for the tourist interested in England's culture and history.
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When the road became inadequate for the increasing traffic for the heavier freight about 250 years ago, innovative engineers built one of the busiest canals which passes through Devizes just a few miles south of Marsh Farm. In the mid 19th Century with the advent of the steam train, Brunel built one if the first commercial railway lines which is still used today. He chose Swindon to be the site of his principal junction to Gloucester and where to construct the factory, which for a century built some of the world's most famous locomotives.
Marsh Farm is close to each of these major thoroughfares. Its location is one and a half miles from junction 16 on the M4 just two miles west of Swindon. The hotel is ten minutes by taxi from Swindon railway station and its frequent service to not only London (one hour) and Bristol (30 minutes), but also Oxford, the midlands, South Wales and Gloucester. The World Heritage City of Bath, the dreaming spires of Oxford and the historic market town of Marlborough are all less than an hour away by road. The international airports at Heathrow, Bristol, Birmingham and Cardiff are all about one hour by car from the hotel. Marsh farm is approximately two hours from London by car. |
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| Hotel Facilities 50 en-suite luxury bedrooms each with private bathrooms, tea & coffee making facilities, colour televisions, radio, trouser press and hairdryers. 7 spacious executive rooms with king size bed, bath robes and executive toiletries. Reids Conservatory Restaurant for top quality cuisine and fine wines. Light snacks available all day in the lounge. Afternoon tea served in the garden or conservatory. Room Service. Licensed for Weddings. Conference and banqueting Facilities. Ample parking in the grounds of the hotel. Return to top of page
Please contact us with specific enquiries for your business visit or conference requirements.
Marsh Farm is licensed for civil ceremonies and partnerships and has a complete range of facilities for weddings. Please request our information pack.
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Standing in two acres of mature grounds surrounded by open countryside, this comfortable hotel, converted from a Grade II listed Victorian farmhouse, offers easy access Swindon. Personally run by the proprietors and their friendly staff, Marsh Farm offers a relaxed atmosphere and a warm welcome. Modern extensions provide well equipped bedrooms while the original house contains lounges, one with a bar, and an attractive conservatory restaurant. How to find us Marsh Farm Hotel is located just one and a half miles from junctions 16 on the M4 and two miles west of Swindon. From junction 16 turn off south for approximately one mile on A3102 towards Wootton Bassett. At the roundabout take the third exit on the road to Hook and Purton. Marsh Farm is a few hundred yards on the left hand side. Booking Arrangements Reservations may be made by e-mail, phone, letter or fax and guaranteed by quoting full credit card details. Alternatively we shall be pleased to receive a sterling cheque for the cost of the first night's accommodation as a deposit. (Group Bookings by negotiation). If cancelled, a charge may be made if we are unable to re-let the accommodation. Payment may be made by all major credit and debit cards, cash, and sterling cheques and travellers cheques. Return to the top of page |
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