The Hilton Garden Inn Abingdon Oxford is 1 mi from the center of Abingdon, with a selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and bars all within a 20 minute walk from the property.
Set 5 mi from Abingdon, Courtyard by Marriott Oxford South has a 24-hour fitness center, 24-hour front desk and restaurant. The accommodations features a business center and luggage storage for...
Tracey
United Kingdom
Rooms clean, have everything you need in the room. Spacious
The refurbished Steventon House offers fine comfort, a striking wine bar and an exquisite brasserie restaurant amid the Oxfordshire countryside.
Malcolm
United Kingdom
Excellent large room overlooking the trees out front. Welcoming staff who helped carry out bags up the stairs, noticing my injured hand. Pleasant lady in the spacious breakfast room, who was efficient and helpful. Handy position just off the busy A34, great for a stopover.
With a peaceful, rural location, just 20 minutes from the historic university city of Oxford and just 10 minutes from Abingdon, the hotel is rich in original character and dates to the 19th Century.
Joanne
United Kingdom
Staff were very good, attentive to our needs, very chatty and pleasant, breakfast was very nice, room was warm and spacious with enough storage and hangers, gardens look nice and plenty of parking available. We enjoyed dinner in the bar, pies were especially good.
DINCKLEY COURT Boutique Riverside Rooms enjoys a location in Abingdon, 9.2 miles from University of Oxford and 16 miles from Notley Abbey.
Andrew
Canada
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Dinckley Court. It’s a beautiful property located as it is alongside the River Thames and the perfect spot for visiting Oxford and other nearby parts of Oxfordshire. There are many great options for eating nearby. We received a very warm welcome from Annette and our room was very comfortable and well equipped. We would definitely stay at Dinckley Court again!
Kingfisher Barn B&B offers accommodations in Abingdon, 20 miles from Notley Abbey and 22 miles from Newbury Racecourse.
Ian Alexander
Canada
The room was small but cosy with a comfortable bed. The location is lovely, just over the bridge from town and surrounded by lovely tranquil countryside. It’s close to restaurants and pubs and the self check-in is straightforward. Breakfast is basic (toast, pastries, cereal, boiled eggs) but tasty. It’s a great spot to stay!
On average, 3-star hotels in Abingdon cost $128 per night, and 4-star hotels in Abingdon are $149 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Abingdon can be found for $130 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Very cozy and lovely town, full of fields and gardens to...
Very cozy and lovely town, full of fields and gardens to walk, explore and love. Long path through the River Thames and some options to hire kayaks and stand up paddle.
Lots of traditional pubs in the town center and very good cafes & restaurants with all kinds of options for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Very friendly place for dogs including hotels and restaurants.
I can't wait to come back.
Glauce
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We'd just missed the farmers market on Friday which was a...
We'd just missed the farmers market on Friday which was a pity. Science convention in the square on Saturday. A real hive of activity. Lots of lovely historical buildings and the Abbey gardens were lovely even on a wet march day.
David
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Historical town close to river Thames so plenty of nice...
Historical town close to river Thames so plenty of nice walks good variety of shops pubs restaurants ect easy reach of Oxford 20 mins drive also regular bus services to other towns ect overall quiet central to lots of other places easy to get round
catinacup
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We live in Leeds so the trip to Abingdon is one of our...
We live in Leeds so the trip to Abingdon is one of our favourites .A small market town with lots of places to eat and lovely Oxfordshire countryside and wildlife. Nearby Bletchley Park is definitely worth a visit. There are lots of places to walk in Abingdon and lots of history to discover. Oxford is only a bus ride away and they are very regular .Would never drive there.
Sheila
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A beautiful English market town on the banks of the River...
A beautiful English market town on the banks of the River Thames, The town is full of historic buildings and steeped in history, now the oldest town in England, outdated Colchester by quite some years.
derek
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
I used to live in Abingdon and area for 44 years, so I would...
I used to live in Abingdon and area for 44 years, so I would reccamened a holiday there for any explorer of Oxfordshire as bace to start from, for traveling north or south as there are many beautyfull towns and villages to visit.
I arrived on a hot summer's afternoon and despite arriving early, I was able to sit out in the beautiful rear gardens and have a drink. The gardens run down to the Thames and are stunning. Parking was easy, the room was nice, spacious and well equipped including a desk for working. The staff were all very helpful and friendly, check out was easy. The area around the hotel is genuinely stunning and changed me impression of Abingdon.
I stay here regularly as I travel to Oxford monthly for work. The staff could not be more friendly or professional if they tried! Always greeted with a warm welcome and the hotel itself and the bedrooms are spotlessly clean. The food in the restaurant is great! The amenities in the room are great! It’s sad but I really appreciate the iron and ironing board in the room… I always make use of it! Love staying here…. Beds are so comfy!
Lovely hotel, warm welcome and a nice spacious room with a comfortable bed. Good directions given for parking. Breakfast was amazing with friendly service and a good selection cooked to order. Abingdon itself is a very nice place to visit - we had a couple of good walks along the Thames path and hired a rowing boat for a couple of hours (from AV boats - also highly recommended!) which was good fun!
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Dinckley Court. It’s a beautiful property located as it is alongside the River Thames and the perfect spot for visiting Oxford and other nearby parts of Oxfordshire. There are many great options for eating nearby. We received a very warm welcome from Annette and our room was very comfortable and well equipped. We would definitely stay at Dinckley Court again!
Good location for central Abingdon. Polite staff but room 1 above pub with music and noise until after midnight, so woken up when kicking out time. No tea and coffee facilities in room, but there was juice and water in fridge on the landing. Room very recently upgraded so it was comfortable and modern in an old creaky floorboards building. Felt it was expensive with no cooked breakfast.
Overall a very enjoyable stay. Very good parking by door, good sized utility and downstairs WC. Excellent, spacious and comfortable downstairs with lounge and kitchen dining areas and very large TV. Both bedrooms were very comfortable, one having an ensuite. Heating effective throughout. Oxford buses stop near but and Waitrose excellent. Abingdon Museum worth a visit.
Impeccable service, comfy rooms with warm bathrooms and nice set of hot chocolate and tea.
It's been a beautiful escape from London and it's so close to the centre of Abingdon. One day it was sunny too so we walked until the Abingdon Science Park which consisted of a picturesque walk through the woods
Hotel was situated in central Abingdon, which was ideal for what we wanted to do.
Our little dog was well catered for with a bed, bowls and treats.
Our room was also on the ground floor which was more convenient with the dog.
Breakfast was excellent and lots to choose from.
The location perfect for my purpose of attending a wedding at Jesus Chapel Oxford and for the closeness of the reception held at Kingston Bagpuize House. The breakfast was a choice of 3 servings and you cannot do any better!!
A most gorgeous studio unit in a lovely village close to Abingdon. The unit is very well equipped, comfortable and modern . We well and truly had everything we needed. Very friendly accommodating hosts and a lovely cat.
The location was excellent, extremely well placed for visiting the lovely town of Abingdon. The property is old but nicely updated, convenient and comfortable. Breakfast was super. The staff were friendly and efficient.
The House is a beautiful old building in lovely grounds, in a quiet part of Abingdon. The staff were friendly and helpful and the breakfast in the restaurant was excellent. The rooms were comfortable and quiet.
We had a wonderful meal when we arrived, not too long to wait. Enjoyed the room.
We could sit inside or out at the dinning and drinking areas.
Very close to beauty spots and Oxford.
The room was lovely and comfortable - tastefully decorated and had everything you might need including a kitchen. The location is very convenient for visiting Abingdon School.
The Breakfast more than adequate, nice & fresh in the fridge. Excellent location especially for Didcot Railway Centre, Oxford and Blenheim Palace. Food was delicious.
Nice room and lovely host. Good area for accessing Didcot and Oxford. Two pubs very close. We can highly recommend the Wheatsheaf the Sunday Roast is amazing.
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