Hotels in Oxford

"I was welcomed warmly by the reception staff of the hotels namely Leen and Elena. The location is very accesible to the City Centre and located in the Oxford conviniently with markets and restaurant around the vicinity. The place is clean and cosy. The rooms are beautiful and worth the price for an overnight stay. I really enjoyed Oxford and the experience I had with the hotel"

"Very good reviews! Facilities: First of all, the hotel has free parking spaces, just behind the hotel, a separate small courtyard, which can park about 10 cars. We went there in the off-season and were very happy to have many empty spaces. For the UK, where parking fees are expensive, it saves a lot of money. But you can only park until 12 noon when you leave the hotel, so don't take up more parking spaces. Service: The grandfather at the hotel front desk was very friendly and explained the check-in requirements to us in a slow pace. The hotel has no elevator and needs to climb the stairs. We are on the top floor attic, and the stairs are narrow, which is not very friendly for large suitcases, but fortunately the room is spacious and the heating is sufficient, so it is very comfortable to stay for a few days. Environment: It takes more than ten minutes to walk to the city of Oxford, and there are many pedestrians and cars along the way, so it is not unsafe. In short, it is highly recommended."

"Everything about the hotel was great, except for its slightly remote location. The room was spacious enough, the staff had a wonderful attitude, and there's a gas station nearby, along with a KFC, Starbucks, and two convenience stores, making shopping and dining quite convenient. The super large bed was incredibly comfortable!"

"The hotel's location is excellent, and the decor is very tasteful. Rooms are accessed via keypad locks, which is quite convenient. We stayed on the top floor, which had an attic-like feel. However, the sound insulation was very poor. The wall behind the head of our bed bordered another room's bathroom, and we could clearly hear loud noises from the shower, sink, and toilet flushing. As a result, I hardly got any sleep all night. I'm not typically sensitive to noise, but these plumbing sounds were genuinely too loud. The bathroom also seemed to lack proper ventilation, and its cleanliness could have been improved."

"This hotel is just next to the Queen's Lane bus stop. Oxford Tube, and the mega bus stop there. Therefore it is very convenient to go out and into Oxford. It is close to the University as well. The only inconvenience is that there are steps everywhere, from the entrance to the reception, and to my room. This probably a general problem with old buildings in UK. Otherwise no other complains about the service. The bedding are very conformable - this is definitely a highlight."

"The location is first class and the service is very good, but the old house does not have an elevator. Relying on the core commercial street, extremely convenient at the same time, it is a bit noisy at night. No air conditioning, no problem with the current temperature. The ventilation in the bathroom needs to be improved."

"the hotel is quite and in a lovely location . The rooms are nice very comfortable beds and bedding with spacious modern bathrooms. The room Ihad was unfortunately lacking a view as it was overlooking the aircon units . The front of house staff were excellent and went over and above to ensure I had a nice stay . The only downside I felt and feedback was that the bar /resturant area lacked any atmosphere the bar is unmanned there’s no encouragement to utilise the area and you feel that’s it not to be used so i often drank and ate elsewhere. hence the 4/5"

"The location is excellent, right on High Street, opposite St. Mary's Cathedral; the room is newly renovated, the layout is pleasing to the eye, and the bedding is comfortable; the service is warm and thoughtful, and there is a small backyard with free parking. Recommended!"

"Set in a building dating back to 1660, the hotel features 2 terraces, a new resident garden library, a restaurant and a bar. It is a 5-minute walk from the centre of Oxford. The hotel’s en suite rooms have a desk, storage space, flat-screen TV, air conditioning, hairdryer and free toiletries. Open for breakfast until late in the evening, Parsonage Bar & Grill serves authentic British cuisine with a modern twist. It is a 17-minute walk from Oxford Train Station and a 3-minute walk from Keble College and Somerville College."

"Very nice hotel and friendly staff. The family room size was good with complimentary drinks available in the fridge.  Location was quite close to the town. Free parking was available.  Will book again when visiting Oxford next time."