火車旅館(Railway Inn)

It was a pleasant stay

Went for an evening meal on a very quiet Monday. Food good, (although gammon a little tough ). Reasonable prices & food cooked to order; a smallish menu but ok for our needs. Staff pleasant & restaurant cosy.

I honestly couldn’t rate this place highly enough! We stayed two nights in July and had a great stay. The staff are so friendly and the room was spotlessly clean. Despite the heat, there were fans in the room, the windows were open on arrival and rooms cleaned each day. On the Saturday morning we were desperately trying to get a taxi in to Abingdon for a family event and couldn’t get any. The landlady (I think her name was Jacqueline) tried her best but couldn’t get anyone local. She actually shut the pub and drove us herself. This was so so kind and something she didn’t have to do! We would definitely stay here again when we’re back in the area. Thanks for a great stay!

Nice country pub with pleasant accommodation, great food and service. Highly recommended! Beware of the trains (The clue is in the name), didn't bother me at all!

Friendly and homely well established pub offering no nonsense food and local ales. Convenient for Culham station. The accommodation is clean and comfortable. A word of warning though! The railway line is busy and the passage of heavy freight trains is noticeable as is a busy road.

I live in South Devon and support Oxford Utd. Wanted somewhere to stay on the Friday night because of my early departure with friends to Wembley on the Saturday to watch the play off final. (We Won) 😁 normaly stay in large Hotels with are pretty soulless places. Found the Railway Inn online. It's a proper old fashioned Pub and B&B. Was not disappointed. Nice feeling to the place. Clean and tidy comfortable bed and a cracking breakfast... Nice landlady as well. I will be back

Stayed at the Railway Inn as a stop on the Thames Path National Trail. Great hosts, lovely room and enjoyed the breakfast. Enjoyed the Abingdon Ale! Worth knowing there is no food on a Saturday night, we got sandwiches from the garage up the road.

Friendly, safe and clean hotel in a very convenient location, especially for the train to Oxford and London

The rooms are very basic but ok, only ate in the evening once and it was terrible, the breakfast was ok but the person serving (Pauline I think it was) is the most inhospitable person I’ve ever met. The first few mornings she complained that we were a few minutes early, we thought it was a bit of banter, then came down the following morning the door was locked, had to use the fire escape, went to the front door which was also locked, knocked on the door and Pauline appeared with a face like thunder, she begrudgingly opened the door telling me in no uncertain terms that I was not welcome to enter the pub even 1 second early for breakfast. She would be more suited to working the door. The most bizarre, inhospitable behaviour I’ve ever come across.