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The Falkland Arms Public House

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A 16th-century Cotswolds pub with rooms in Great Tew, Oxfordshire, operated under Wadworth.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

The Falkland Arms is a historic public house and small hotel in the village of Great Tew in Oxfordshire, England, within the Cotswolds area. It occupies a 16th-century building and is presented as a classic country pub, with flagstone floors, oak beams decorated with ceramic jugs, and cosy nooks around an inglenook fireplace. Alongside its drinking and dining rooms, the pub offers seven en-suite bedrooms, making it a base for visitors exploring the surrounding countryside and nearby attractions. The kitchen champions seasonal ingredients sourced from trusted local suppliers across the South and West of England, serving innovative takes on pub classics, timeless favourites, changing seasonal dishes, daily specials and gluten-free options. The bar serves Wadworth traditional ales and Folly Road craft beers, including rotating seasonal brews from the Folly Road Brewhouse, plus keg beers, lagers, ciders, wines, cocktails and low- and no-alcohol choices. The pub is dog-friendly throughout, including its bedrooms, and hosts private events and functions, with a beer garden and a programme of seasonal events such as Christmas celebrations. The Falkland Arms is associated with Wadworth, the regional brewer whose ales it serves and whose loyalty scheme, Wadworth Rewards, is promoted on the pub's website. It sits in the picturesque village of Great Tew in West Oxfordshire, surrounded by scenic countryside walks, and positions itself as a true country escape combining heritage charm, quality food and drink, and comfortable accommodation.

History

The Falkland Arms is a public house in Great Tew, West Oxfordshire, England, housed in a 16th-century building. Its historic fabric is central to its identity: the pub's own description highlights flagstone floors, oak beams adorned with ceramic jugs, and cosy nooks warmed by an inglenook fireplace, all characteristic of a traditional Cotswolds inn. Over time it has combined its role as a village pub with that of a small hotel, and it now offers seven en-suite bedrooms for visitors exploring the Cotswolds and the surrounding countryside. The pub is associated with Wadworth, the regional brewer whose traditional ales it serves and whose Wadworth Rewards loyalty app is promoted on the pub's website. Its drinks range has expanded beyond traditional ales to include Folly Road craft beers and rotating seasonal brews from the Folly Road Brewhouse, alongside keg beers, lagers, ciders, wines, cocktails and low- and no-alcohol options. The kitchen emphasises quality seasonal ingredients from trusted local suppliers across the South and West of England, offering innovative takes on pub classics, timeless favourites, changing seasonal dishes, daily specials and gluten-free choices. As a country inn, The Falkland Arms hosts private events and functions, maintains a beer garden, and runs seasonal programming such as Christmas celebrations. It is fully dog-friendly, including its bedrooms, and markets itself as a true country escape in the heart of Great Tew, surrounded by scenic countryside walks and local attractions.

Products and positioning

A picture-perfect 16th-century Cotswolds pub with rooms, offering classic country charm, quality seasonal food and drink, and a dog-friendly stay.

  • Wadworth traditional ales

    Award-winning traditional ales served at the pub.

  • Folly Road craft beers

    Craft beers, including rotating seasonal brews from the Folly Road Brewhouse.

  • Seasonal pub menu

    Innovative takes on pub classics, timeless favourites, seasonal dishes, daily specials and gluten-free choices.

  • En-suite bedrooms

    Seven beautifully appointed, dog-friendly bedrooms for Cotswolds stays.

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