Old Parsonage Hotel
Wonderfully quirky, the Old Parsonage is a small boutique hotel in a 17th-century stone building covered...
Book ahead between May and September. If you’re stuck, you’ll find a string of B&Bs along Iffley, Abingdon, Banbury and Headington Rds.
Wonderfully quirky, the Old Parsonage is a small boutique hotel in a 17th-century stone building covered...
Slap bang in the centre of Oxford, rooms here look over the college walls and spires into the very heart...
A favourite of old-school businessmen, visiting parents and anyone in search of grand tradition, the Ran...
A friendly budget option right in the centre of town, this small hostel has basic, bright and simple roo...
Championing the laid-back, party-central attitude of student halls, this slightly scruffy joint is ideal...
Particularly convenient for budget travellers ridin’ the rails, this is Oxford’s best budget option, wit...
This place makes you wish they’d lock you up and throw away the key. This former Victorian prison next to Oxford Castle has been converted into a sleek hotel, with plush interiors, sultry lighting and giant beds.
Comprising several 17th-century weavers’ cottages surrounding a tiny, plant-filled courtyard right in the shadow of New College, this is one of Oxford’s more unusual hotels.
This gorgeous Arts-and-Crafts-style house is within walking distance of the city centre yet is set in beautiful secluded walled gardens.
If price and location are more important than cutting-edge design or contemporary style, the good-value rooms at the Lakeside are a decent bet.
Although set in a lovely Victorian building, the Athena is pretty modest looking from the outside. But don't let it fool you.
Set in a late Victorian town house just ten minutes' walk from the city centre, this modest place has homely, modern rooms and a warm welcome for visitors.
Set in an imposing Victorian townhouse on affluent Banbury Road, Parklands is a rambling old place surrounded by modest gardens.
Twelve big, bright, elegant rooms with brightly patterned wallpaper and bright splashes of colour are available at this Victorian merchant house.
The rooms at the Galaxie vary enormously. Some are small and cramped while others are big, bright and airy.
Friendly, family-run and strong on traditional values, Pickwicks is the best of the strip of guesthouses in this leafy Oxford suburb.
Bright, modern rooms with simple but attractive decor make this a good bet within walking distance of town. The genial hosts can help with planning your stay, and breakfast is served in a lovely conservatory overlooking the small patio garden.
There's a refreshingly modern approach to hospitality at this wonderful guesthouse just out of the centre.
All modern style, subtle lighting and plush furnishings, this 25-room guesthouse has rooms decked out in cool neutrals with silky bedspreads and abstract art. Rooms come with huge plasma-screen TVs and a sunny garden.
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