Burlington House is a five-star bed and breakfast inn with very reasonable prices for Oxford, but there's a feeling of luxury about the place that you'd expect to pay a lot more for. This 3-story Victorian building is light and airy with plenty of thought given to comfort and relaxation. The home-made food is a highlight and any special dietary needs are catered for with the minimum of fuss. A specially prepared room has been put aside for disabled guests. The award winning breakfast varieties served here include freshly brewed coffee, home baked bread, homemade Granola, eggs, freshly squeezed orange juice and Greek yogurt.
If you're looking for a luxurious hotel with great views over the city, try the Old Bank, one of the most central hotels you're likely to find in Oxford. As the name suggests, it was formerly a bank: the beautiful buildings have been tastefully converted into a luxury hotel with a stylish contemporary interior. Large, dramatic oil paintings in the Quod restaurant and bar form part of an impressive collection of 20th Century British art which can be found throughout the hotel.
One of Oxford's best-loved hotels, the Old Parsonage is set in a beautiful 17th-century building, just on the edge of the main commercial area of the city. Each room is furnished slightly differently, but they all share the same cozy and charmingly English chintzy feel. The Parsonage bar and restaurant is a relaxing place to eat, and it's worth noting that it also provides twenty-four hour room service. The very popular and quaint tea room and roof terrace add to the charm.
This elegant boutique hotel is situated in the heart of Oxford, surrounded by the historic college buildings. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. Oxford Rail Station is a 7-minute walk from the building. Dating back to the 18th century, Vanbrugh House Hotel offers 22 individually designed rooms with their own unique character and charm. Features include a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and an en suite bathroom with free toiletries. Delicious Oxfordshire cooked breakfasts are available in the morning for a surcharge. Oxford has a wide range of shops and restaurants to go to on Vanbrugh House’s doorstep. Reading is 27 miles away, and London’s city centre can be reached in an hour and a half by car.
This Grade II listed building is something of a city landmark, and it has been improved and extended many times since it first opened in 1866. The Randolph is a grand hotel, and its central location adds to its popularity. On the corner of Magdalen and Beaumont streets, it is close to the main shopping center, but in an area that isn't too busy or noisy.
Walking distance to the city centre, yet located in a quiet residential neighbourhood, Ethos Hotel provides guests with convenient accessibility to Oxford. This boutique hotel features a fully licensed bar and restaurant that serves daily breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner as well as complimentary snacks for hotel guests. The hotel offers Suites with super king-size beds and a separate living space with sofabeds. Free WiFi, mini kitchens, air-conditioning, under floor heating, heated towel rails, large screen TVs, and Kinu aromatherapy toiletries are standard in all rooms. Ethos guests can also enjoy Pure Gym’s fitness centre or Willows Health Club & Spa’s heated swimming pool, spa pool, sauna, steam room, and fully-equipped gym. Caffè Ethos also provides complimentary snacks to hotel guests throughout the day. Every evening from 18:00 until 20.00 complimentary canapés are served. Guests will receive three delicious appetisers with the purchase of a pre-dinner cocktail or any of the Oxford Wine Company offerings. Private parking is available for an additional fee at the property. This Victorian terraced hotel is less than a 15-minute walk from Oxford city centre, and 1-mile from Oxford Rail Station. Christ Church, one of the larger colleges of the University of Oxford, is less than a 10-minute walk away. Hinksey Heights Golf Club is less than a 10-minute drive from the Ethos Hotel.
Holly House Bed & Breakfast is a quaint inn which offers a romantic stay for couples looking for a getaway. Winner of the 2015 Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence, the hotel has six rooms, each designed in a completely unique way. The Bourton Room, for instance is furnishes in shades of pink, purple and cream and has modern decor while the Windrush Room has been done up in shades of red and cream with mahogany furniture setting off the rich theme. Dig into their award-winning English breakfast which is served in their glass-framed dining room each morning and spend the rest of the day taking romantic strolls through the English countryside or exploring the quaint town.
Awarded the Certificate of Excellence 2015 by TripAdvisor, Number Nine is a cozy bed and breakfast nestled within rural countryside and greenery without being too far from the city center. With only three rooms on offer, you are free to enjoy uninterrupted peace and solitude. You can start your day with an authentic English breakfast and then spend your time reading a book, exploring the environs or simply stargazing at night. If you are looking for a getaway from city life, Number Nine is where you should be headed.
This is a small, established guesthouse with a friendly ambiance and comfortable value-for-money accommodation. All of the rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and television. The local shops and restaurants are about a five-minute walk away.
Built in the 19th Century, The Red House East B&B has a charming history. The hotel functioned as a hotel in the olden days and was then converted into a bed and breakfast. The rooms are well furnished and have basic modern amenities for a comfortable stay. All rooms are individually decorated and tastefully done up. Delicious English breakfast is served each morning in their dining room- eggs, bacon, sausages, fruits, juices and coffee are offered to guests. The owners, Katie and Charlie are known for their warm hospitality making it a delightful stay at this place.
Burlington House is a five-star bed and breakfast inn with very reasonable prices for Oxford, but there's a feeling of luxury about the place that you'd expect to pay a lot more for. This 3-story Victorian building is light and airy with plenty of thought given to comfort and relaxation. The home-made food is a highlight and any special dietary needs are catered for with the minimum of fuss. A specially prepared room has been put aside for disabled guests. The award winning breakfast varieties served here include freshly brewed coffee, home baked bread, homemade Granola, eggs, freshly squeezed orange juice and Greek yogurt.
Situated in Great Milton, Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons has free bikes and a bar. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk and room service, along with free WiFi. The hotel has newspapers and a fax machine and photocopier that guests can use. All rooms at the hotel have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, DVD Player, and a private bathroom with a bath, a hair dryer and free toiletries. The rooms include a desk. A continental breakfast is available each morning at Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons. Oxford is 16 km from the accommodation, while Reading is 37 km from the property. The nearest airport is London City Airport, 91 km from Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons.