We’re thrilled to be opening just over the road from The Double Red Duke from 2nd October. What was formally The Clanfield Tavern will be reopening under its original name The Mason’s Arms.
The Mason’s Arms ย is truly a mix of the old and the new. There are parts of the building that date back to 1610 and the building has an extremely long history of being a coaching inn. We have spent the last few months bringing it back to its former glory and we hope you love it. We are open Wednesday to Sunday from 2nd October and 7 days a week from November.
We can’t wait to welcome you through the doors and show you what we are all about.
Starting the year in style. Happy New Year from the Cotswolds ๐ฟ #CountryCreatures #DoubleRedDuke #TheCotswolds
A meeting of minds and materials. In our first #BritishCraft film, @georgie_pearman visits the @parkerandjules studio to talk with designer Nancy Parker about creating joyful, contemporary textiles & wallpapers for our latest project @thewildduckewen. Watch this space as we shine a light on British craft and the UK makers we bring into our hotels and pubs. #CountryCreatures #WildDuck #DesignSeries #ComingSoon
All set for Friday lunch service @masonsarmsclanfield ๐ฟ #CountryCreatures #MasonsArms #TheCotswolds
Coming soon to Clanfield in Oxfordshire:
The Double Red Duke.
A beautiful, 17th century coaching inn nestled between the Chilterns and the Cotswolds, close to Oxford and minutes from William Morris's Kelmscott.
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