Hotels in Oxford, England

Hotels in Oxford, England
Renowned for its world famous university, Oxford has even more to offer. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the Oxford Botanic Gardens, one of the oldest scientific botanic gardens in the world. Walk the Thames Path, part of the National Trail network, or go punting on the River Isis. Take a long bike ride through Oxford's country lanes or hike the 87 mile Ridgeway National Trail close by. In the evening, don't miss the city's quaint shops, bars, cafes and bookshops. Eat at one of Oxford's world-class restaurants and stay in an Oxford hotel.

Victoria House Hotel

Located in Oxford's town center, Victoria House Hotel is close to museums, art galleries, restaurants, cinemas and Oxford universities many facilities. This small and friendly hotel offers single, twin and double rooms all with en-suite bathroom, TV, hairdryer, a beverage making tray and wireless Internet. The room rate also includes a full cooked English breakfast, or you can eat at one of the cafes nearby. The Oxford Botanical Gardens are only a few minutes walk away, or you easily can head out of the city and into the miles of winding country lanes on a walk or a bike ride.

Victoria House Hotel
29 George Street
Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 2AY
011 (+44) 0 1865 727400
victoriahouse-hotel.co.uk

The Macdonald Randolph Hotel

The Macdonald Randolph Hotel is a luxury five-star hotel situated in Oxford's city center. Its 151 guest rooms are classic, executive or four-poster bed rooms, as well as multi-room suites. Every room features en-suite bathroom, TV, luxurious bedding and Internet access (a fee does apply). The hotel also has several rooms that are disabled access. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are available in the hotel's AAA rated restaurant, but don't miss the hotel's Morse Bar, made famous by the British TV series, Inspector Morse.

The Macdonald Randolph Hotel
Beaumont Street
Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 2LN GB
011 (+44) 0 844 879 9132
macdonaldhotels.co.uk

The Old Bank Hotel

This large boutique hotel is located close to Oxford's most famous colleges, as well as to gardens, restaurants, cafes and shopping. The Old Bank Hotel's 42 guest rooms feature modern decor, an en-suite marble bathroom, TV and air conditioning. Breakfast is not included in the room rate but a full cooked English breakfast or a lighter continental breakfast can be ordered at Quod Brasserie, the hotel's restaurant. The restaurant also serves a wonderful Sunday brunch. The River Cherwell is minutes away; perfect for a walk along its banks or to spend a lazy English afternoon on a boat. Stonehenge and Blenheim Palace are also within a short drive. Complimentary parking (rare in Oxford) is available at a parking lot across the street. The Old Bank Hotel is one of the most expensive hotels in Oxford but, if you're looking for a true luxury experience, that's what you'll get here.

The Old Bank Hotel
91-94 High Street
Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 4BJ
011 (+44) 0 1865 799599
oldbank-hotel.co.uk

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