Отель «Spread Eagle»

Standing Square In The Centre Of The Market Town Of thame - the spread eagle hotel was once a private house. incorporating part of the original 16th century building / the red brick facade was added in 1715 and more recently the brideshead wing -which includes in its structure the original garden wall. as a busy coaching inn in the 19th century - the hotel really found fame in the 1920s under the tenure of its eccentric proprietor john fothergill who put both it and thame on the map. Fothergill Introduced haute cuisine to the provinces - chronicling his experiences in the best-selling book -an innkeepers diary. Now caringly restored the hotel provides comfortable accomodation / extensive conference/banqueting facilites / a large car park and a high standard of cuisine in the fothergills restaurant.