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Hampton by Hilton Oxford 3 stars
Hotel in Oxford
Hampton by Hilton Oxford offers business and leisure accommodation in the historic city of Oxford.
Malmaison Oxford 4 stars
Hotel in Oxford City Centre, Oxford
This converted Victorian prison is now a stunning boutique hotel offering unique luxury accommodation in historic Oxford. Limited private parking is available for a surcharge.
Holiday Inn Express Oxford Kassam Stadium, an IHG Hotel 3 stars
Hotel in Oxford
Next to Kassam Stadium and conference and event centre, the Holiday Inn Express Oxford Kassam Stadium is situated within 15 minutes of Oxford city centre. Free Wi-Fi and parking is provided.
Linton Lodge a BW Signature Collection Hotel 3 stars
Hotel in Oxford
Welcome to Linton Lodge a BW Signature Collection Hotel, a traditional and well-appointed hotel nestled in a quiet residential street just minutes away from the bustling heart of Oxford.
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The room had everything we needed. A lovely bed and comforter, enough outlets to charge several devices, helpful staff, bottled water, hot beverage supplies, hotpot, lovely shortbread biscuits. Walking distance for us to local shops and Oxford. We especially loved the breakfast buffet for a reasonable price, such a lovely spread!
Holiday Inn Oxford, an IHG Hotel 4 stars
Hotel in Oxford
Conveniently located right next to the Park and Ride service into Oxford’s City Centre, this Holiday Inn offers modern rooms with mini fridges and satellite TV.
voco - Oxford Spires, an IHG Hotel 4 stars
Hotel in Oxford
Set in 40 acres of stunning parkland, voco - Oxford Spires has a pool, a gym and a spa. There is free Wi-Fi access, and the historic city centre is around 15 minutes’ walk away.
Cotswold Lodge Hotel 4 stars
Hotel in Oxford
This peaceful, elegant hotel with a country-manor style is a 10-minute walk from Oxford city centre. It has a restaurant and bar, a cosy lounge, and pleasant guest bedrooms.
Mercure Oxford Hawkwell House Hotel 4 stars
Hotel in Oxford
Mercure Oxford Hawkwell House Hotel consists of three buildings, including two 19th century manor houses and is located in the surrounds of Iffley Village, only 2 miles from the centre of Oxford.
The Randolph Hotel, by Graduate Hotels 5 stars
Hotel in Oxford City Centre, Oxford
In the heart of Oxford, opposite the Ashmolean Museum, The Randolph Hotel, by Graduate Hotels offers sumptuous bedrooms and a wellness centre. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
The Buttery 4 stars
Hotel in Oxford City Centre, Oxford
In a prime location in the Oxford City Centre district of Oxford, The Buttery is set 14 km from Blenheim Palace, 29 km from Notley Abbey and 100 metres from Exeter College.
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Oxford's best hotels with breakfast
The Randolph Hotel, by Graduate Hotels
Hotel in OxfordBreakfast optionsIn the heart of Oxford, opposite the Ashmolean Museum, The Randolph Hotel, by Graduate Hotels offers sumptuous bedrooms and a wellness centre. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
I love The Randolph - this year was my second visit.
8.2Very good · 2,629 reviews
Holiday Inn Oxford, an IHG Hotel
Hotel in OxfordBreakfast optionsConveniently located right next to the Park and Ride service into Oxford’s City Centre, this Holiday Inn offers modern rooms with mini fridges and satellite TV.
Everything good location great staff and excellent breakfast
8.2Very good · 2,453 reviews
Remont Oxford Hotel
Hotel in OxfordBreakfast optionsJust 2 miles from Oxford city centre, the Remont Oxford Hotel offers modern 4-star guest house accommodation. It has a garden and terrace. Free public parking and free Wi-Fi are available.
Lovely room. Excellent breakfast with plenty of variety.
8.6Fabulous · 2,001 reviews
The Chequers at Burcot
Hotel in OxfordBreakfast optionsLocated in South Oxfordshire, in the heart of the village of Burcot, The Chequers offers 9 beautifully-designed en-suite rooms, an award-winning bar and gastro pub.
Everything, not least our exceedingly warm welcome
8.8Fabulous · 586 reviews
River Hotel
Hotel in OxfordBreakfast optionsRiver Hotel is located in Oxford, 2.2 km from University of Oxford and less than 1 km from Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology.
Good location for the train station & city centre
8.2Very good · 645 reviews
Lina Guest House
Hotel in OxfordBreakfast optionsLina Guest House offers recently refurbished modern rooms with flat screen TVs and free WiFi. It is north of Oxford City Centre and has free parking.
Especially breakfast and staff was extremely kind.
8.2Very good · 602 reviews
Vanbrugh House Hotel
Hotel in OxfordBreakfast optionsThis elegant boutique hotel is situated in the heart of Oxford, surrounded by the historic college buildings. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout.
Loved the location, back patio and breakfast hamper
7.6Good · 1,154 reviews
Cotswold Lodge Hotel
Hotel in OxfordBreakfast optionsThis peaceful, elegant hotel with a country-manor style is a 10-minute walk from Oxford city centre. It has a restaurant and bar, a cosy lounge, and pleasant guest bedrooms.
Excellent location, friendly staff. Great breakfast.
7.9Good · 2,070 reviews
Budget hotels in Oxford
The Coach and Horses
Hotel in OxfordBudget HotelSituated in Oxford, 7.7 km from University of Oxford, The Coach and Horses features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Lovely old pub with great staff an exceptional food.
8.8Fabulous · 337 reviews
easyHotel Oxford
Hotel in OxfordBudget HotelEasyHotel Oxford is set in Oxford, within 2.8 km of University of Oxford and 11 km of Blenheim Palace. Free WiFi is available and private parking can be arranged at an extra charge.
Aisha and Elena were particularly helpful and smiley.
7.6Good · 3,545 reviews
Mount Pleasant Hotel
Hotel in OxfordBudget HotelSituated in Oxford, within 4.4 km of University of Oxford and 16 km of Blenheim Palace, Mount Pleasant Hotel features accommodation with a restaurant and free WiFi as well as free private parking for...
Accessibility to Oxford. Good shopping area. Quiet.
7.3Good · 817 reviews
Holiday Inn Express Oxford Kassam Stadium, an IHG Hotel
Hotel in OxfordBudget HotelNext to Kassam Stadium and conference and event centre, the Holiday Inn Express Oxford Kassam Stadium is situated within 15 minutes of Oxford city centre. Free Wi-Fi and parking is provided.
Breakfast could be a little better as regards items
8.0Very good · 1,434 reviews
voco - Oxford Spires, an IHG Hotel
Hotel in OxfordBudget HotelSet in 40 acres of stunning parkland, voco - Oxford Spires has a pool, a gym and a spa. There is free Wi-Fi access, and the historic city centre is around 15 minutes’ walk away.
Location was super with accessible lovely walk along the river to town centre
8.6Fabulous · 3,088 reviews
No.192 Oxford
Hotel in OxfordBudget HotelFeaturing free WiFi throughout the property, No.192 Oxford is set in Oxford, 17 km from Blenheim Palace and 25 km from Notley Abbey.
Everything but mainly the flexibility and the service
8.1Very good · 247 reviews
Westgate Hotel
Hotel in OxfordBudget HotelSet in Oxford, Westgate Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, situated adjacent to Said Business School and a short walk away from the town centre and colleges.
I liked the breakfast and room as well as location.
7.2Good · 725 reviews
Hotels located in the centre of Oxford
Royal Oxford Hotel
Hotel in OxfordCentral locationOffering spacious air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, the Royal Oxford Hotel is less than 0.5 miles from Oxford’s historic centre.
very central, room was very comfortable and spacious.
8.2Very good · 1,711 reviews
Ethos Hotel
Hotel in OxfordCentral locationWalking distance to the city centre, yet located in a quiet residential neighbourhood, Ethos Hotel provides guests with convenient accessibility to Oxford.
Breakfast was great, staff were very friendly and helpful.
7.9Good · 1,573 reviews
Linton Lodge a BW Signature Collection Hotel
Hotel in OxfordCentral locationWelcome to Linton Lodge a BW Signature Collection Hotel, a traditional and well-appointed hotel nestled in a quiet residential street just minutes away from the bustling heart of Oxford.
Super staff,very helpful Great room refresh practice without being asked 0
7.8Good · 2,763 reviews
The Buttery
Hotel in OxfordCentral locationIn a prime location in the Oxford City Centre district of Oxford, The Buttery is set 14 km from Blenheim Palace, 29 km from Notley Abbey and 100 metres from Exeter College.
Central location and superb staff. Really helpful.
7.7Good · 2,170 reviews
Lonsdale Guest House
Hotel in OxfordCentral locationSituated 2 minutes’ walk from high-street shops and restaurants, Lonsdale Guest House also offers free on-site parking. Each room comes with free WiFi, a TV and tea/coffee making facilities.
Everyone working at the B&B very nice and happy.
7.7Good · 235 reviews
Bath Place Hotel
Hotel in OxfordCentral locationIn a prime location in the centre of Oxford, Bath Place Hotel provides continental breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property.
lovely hotel full of history and quirks. excellent breakfast
7.6Good · 381 reviews
The George Street Hotel
Hotel in OxfordCentral locationGeorge street hotel offers accommodation in Oxford, a 1-minute walk from the Oxford New Theatre. The air-conditioned rooms have en suite bathrooms. Some rooms offer views of the University of Oxford.
staff weee absolutely lovely. so kind and helpful.
7.5Good · 1,454 reviews
Mercure Oxford Eastgate Hotel
Hotel in OxfordCentral locationOff Oxford High Street and opposite Magdalen College, this 17th-century converted coaching inn was often visited by the famous novelists J.R.R.
The location was perfect for me and a lovely hotel.
7.4Good · 1,578 reviews
FAQs about hotels in Oxford
On average, 3-star hotels in Oxford cost £130 per night, and 4-star hotels in Oxford are £177 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Oxford can on average be found for £278 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Oxford this weekend is £143 or, for a 4-star hotel, £193. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Oxford for this weekend cost on average around £317 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £109 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Oxford for tonight. You'll pay on average around £188 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Oxford will cost around £371 (based on Booking.com prices).
Many families visiting Oxford loved staying at Old Parsonage Hotel, The Coach and Horses and The Chequers at Burcot.
Some of the best hotels in Oxford near Oxford Castle include Oxfordshire Living - The Monroe Apartment - Oxford, La casetta d’Àneu, Oxford Castle and Urban Living's The Hopkins, Beautiful City Apartment with Private Parking.
Old Parsonage Hotel, Old Bank Hotel and voco - Oxford Thames, an IHG Hotel are some of the popular hotels in Oxford.
For hotels in Oxford that serve up a highly-rated breakfast, try River Hotel, The Coach and Horses and Remont Oxford Hotel.
These hotels in Oxford are highly rated by couples: Old Bank Hotel, Old Parsonage Hotel and The Chequers at Burcot.
Old Bank Hotel, The Coach and Horses and Rewley House University of Oxford have received great reviews from travellers in Oxford regarding the views from their hotel rooms.
City of Dreaming Spires
Boasting magnificent academic heritage, Oxford is a beautiful city where Gothic spires intermingle with medieval colleges. Comprising England’s oldest university, most of the 38 unique colleges are sadly only viewable from the outside. Two visitable ones are Magdalen College, considered one of the most beautiful, and Christchurch College whose quadrangle was used in the 1st Harry Potter film. Its cathedral choir also sings evensong.
Other notable colleges are Balliol and Merton, the 2 oldest, while Hertford College has the Bridge of Sighs. Next door is the cavernous Bodleian Library, overlooking the round Radcliffe Camera, the city’s best-known landmark.
The university also has a botanical garden and the best Oxford museums, including the Ashmolean Museum and Natural History Museum, where swifts nest in summer.
Unsurprisingly for a student town, it has lots of bars and restaurants. Oxford shopping is also good and includes England’s oldest covered market, brightly coloured High Street shops, and the Clarendon and Westgate shopping centres.
Whether you arrive by road or fly into London Oxford Airport, don’t leave without trying Oxford punting. In contrast to rival Cambridge, you punt here by standing in the front (rather than on the back). Easily accessed from the Oxford accommodation on Booking.com, the routes take in the River Cherwell and the Isis (the name for this part of the Thames).
What guests said about Oxford:
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Oxford is a super charming little place.
Oxford is a super charming little place. You probably don’t need more than a night, two at most, if you’re visiting as a tourist. Highly recommend a walking tour to get acquainted with the area. The Covered Market good for cheap/yummy eating options.
Madeleine Australia -
I visited Oxford for Heritage Open day.
I visited Oxford for Heritage Open day. I had not made any particular plans about what I wanted to see. I visited several colleges - All Souls was the most impressive but for me St Edmund Hall was the most pleasant (and least crowded). I took a bus out to Iffley to see the church of St Mary in the village; this was worth seeing though the walk from the main road was further than I had imagined. I have visited Oxford on many occasions and always find something interesting to see and do. It has an excellent museum, the Ashmolean, several other museums and galleries, a beautiful Botanic garden and many shops, cafes and restaurants. The centre is quite compact and easy to walk round. Children (and adults) would enjoy Oxford Castle where you can take a tour of the building and learn its history. Shoppers will like Westgate Centre!
Carolyn United Kingdom -
A city my husband and I lived in as a graduate student 50...
A city my husband and I lived in as a graduate student 50 years ago Maintained its Oxonian character without encroaching on its historical image. Pedestrian areas increased, minimizing traffic in the city center Busses are noiseless /electric great respect for cyclists and pedestrians.
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We loved Oxford.
We loved Oxford. A beautiful old town. Found it easy to get around. We mostly walked, but at one point we caught the bus into the centre of town to make it easier for my husband, which was easily done. We had a dinner at The Head of River pub, which was on the banks of the Thames. The location was amazing and with the sun setting it was a perfect photo opportunity. The food was great, the atmosphere lovely, a great place to spend an afternoon! Walking through the Christ Church gardens is a must do. They are beautiful and make you forget you are in the centre of a busy city.
Elisa Australia -
Good to see the Colleges and Oxford Castle and Prison tour...
Good to see the Colleges and Oxford Castle and Prison tour is very good. The Ashmolean is a fantastic museum with great exhibitions. Did the Oxford River Cruise and tasting menu at the Folly and this was excellent.
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I travelled back as a university graduate, so am very...
I travelled back as a university graduate, so am very familiar with the city. Despite it being a Bank Holiday weekend and despite Oxford having a consistently high level of tourists, I was pleasantly surprised to find the place significantly emptier, which made for a much better stay. If you're visiting for the first time, I'd say go to the smaller colleges instead of the large ones. Christ Church is overpriced and you will have a much nicer experience at Magdalene College. Smaller colleges, like Pembroke, St Peter's, Harris Manchester and many more, will often have cheaper or even free entry, as well as much friendlier porters and staff (so long as you remain respectful of the fact that you are visiting a place of learning). Despite being small and walkable, there are plenty of cobblestones around Oxford. This may make it a more tiring trip, as well as less accessible, though there are efforts being made to improve that where possible/not prevented by regulations surrounding historical building conservation. Those looking for a good museum should head to the Natural History Museum and the adjacent Pitt Rivers' Museum, those are my favourites in the city. And if it's a good pub you're after, but one that is a little less crowded, just walk 5 minutes out of the city centre in any direction - you are guaranteed plenty of pubs frequented by locals that will have a much more relaxed atmosphere and some seats available!
Paulina P. United Kingdom
Explore guest reviews of hotels in Oxford
- From £272 per night8.4Very good · 3,578 reviewsCity centre location and the brilliant conversion from the old gaol into an interesting hotel. Within a few steps you find yourself in the heart of Oxford, the shopping, bars and the colleges.
MargaretUnited Kingdom - From £300 per night8.6Fabulous · 1,663 reviewsThe hotel is well appointed, set in a lovely position. Transport by bus into Oxford city centre is convenient. The room was very comfortable. All hotel staff were friendly & helpful & both breakfast & dinner were good. There is an attractive pool suite, which we had virtually to ourselves. We would definitively stay again if in the area.
KathrynUnited Kingdom - From £86 per night7.3Good · 817 reviewsGreat value for money considering it is right in the Headington High Street with very easy access to Oxford city centre, hotels in Oxford are generally very expensive.Po HsiangTaiwan
- From £104.99 per night7.6Good · 3,545 reviewsHotel location was very good and easy access to the Oxford city centre by public transport. The parking was limited however we were able to use 24 hour public car parking. Easy to access anytime. There are some cafes and restaurants around and has very independent feel. Great locals!
AnuUnited Kingdom - 8.2Very good · 1,702 reviewsI liked that it felt more like a university conference centre (which is what it is) than like a normal hotel. Staff were helpful. Very near Oxford City Centre - not an easy place to find accommodation.
TimothyUnited Kingdom - From £330 per night8.6Fabulous · 3,088 reviewsRoom was spotlessly clean with a good choice of tea/coffee/hot chocolate as well as complimentary biscuits and bottled water. Excellent breakfast choices. Location is very convenient to Oxford city centre and the train station. Car parking is plentiful , although it is disappointing , as a hotel guest, to be charged an additional amount for parking.
BrianUnited Kingdom - From £170 per night8.6Fabulous · 2,001 reviewsFabulous little hotel ideally located for exploring Oxford. Blenheim Palace a short car ride away as is the Pear tree Park and ride which (in 2023) cost only £5 for 2 of us to park & bus into the city centre. Lovely friendly staff and a very delicious breakfast. Free parking on site was a great bonus. Would stay again and recommend :)
HelenUnited Kingdom - From £121 per night8.2Very good · 1,429 reviewsIt’s a very welcoming family run hotel. You feel home straight away. It is conveniently located in Summertown, 10 bus minutes from Oxford city centre.
E.United Kingdom - From £175 per night8.2Very good · 1,711 reviewsgreat location. car park 5 mins from hotel. staff very welcoming and friendly. rooms excellent size and very clean and comfortable. bathroom was large and had been recently refurbished.good shower quite powerful.No breakfast included but there is a cafe connected to hotel . 10 minute walk to city centre. there is a massive shopping mall just down the road with amazing high quality clothing stores.we will come back to Oxford and this hotel.great place to visit.GaryUnited Kingdom
- From £125 per night7.3Good · 644 reviewsReally great location and the hotel has parking (very hard to come by reliably in Oxford with parking restrictions within the ring road!). Staff were friendly and accommodating.
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