Best Oxford Hotels

"I recently stayed at this budget-friendly hotel in Oxford and had a pleasant experience overall. The room was very clean, including the ensuite bathroom, which was well maintained. The staff were polite and friendly, which made the stay more comfortable. The hotel is located about a 45-minute walk from the main city centre, but the route is straight and not hilly, so it’s manageable. The location itself was fine, with good bus connectivity making it easy to get around. There are several supermarkets nearby, including Tesco and Sainsbury’s superstores, as well as a few cafes and restaurants in the area. The hotel does not have its own restaurant or food service, but there is a vending machine offering coffee and some light snacks. Overall, it’s a good option for a clean, affordable stay in Oxford, especially if you don’t mind being a bit outside the city centre."

"Just a 3-minute walk from the iconic Bodleian Library and 15 minutes from Christ Church College, this place is incredibly quiet, ensuring a great night's sleep."

"Brilliant stay, room upgraded and breakfast was included which I didn’t realise.  Helpful staff, lovely clean hotel.  Bus stop 5 minutes walk away, buses are regular to the city centre (approx 15 minutes away)."

"My partner and I had a lovely stay at The George. Lovely dinner - good range on the menu including lots of alcohol free drink options. The bed was really comfortable and it was a lovely cozy room with great amenities. Lovely location - Dorchester is beautiful! We loved the community farm just up the road with a lovely cafe and alpacas among others. Lovely countryside surrounding Dorchester and lovely cycle route to Oxford on the NCR5. Thanks George Hotel for a lovely stay!"

"The location is perfect. It has its own parking place and also near to a bus stop where you can take the direct bus to Oxford city centre. The breakfast is bit chaos with less staff around."

"This is a hotel converted from an old castle prison. It is very innovative. There are two types of rooms. One is a room converted from two cells, and the other is a normal room. The window of the room converted from the cell is a small upper window like in the prison. The normal room I booked has a balcony. It depends on everyone's preference. The room has a coffee machine and a towel heating rod. The shower room is small and the button area is large, but it takes some skills to press it. The first time I pressed it for a long time, it didn't trigger. The air conditioning in my room was slightly insufficient, but the hotel service staff actively solved the problem. The overall service was very warm and thoughtful, sharing town maps and so on, so despite the slight inconvenience, I still like the style and service of this hotel. The breakfast is also good, and the black pudding is awesome. In addition, some rooms have stairs in addition to the elevator. If you have large luggage, you can try to contact the hotel to use the small elevator, as shown in the last picture"

"I absolutely loved my stay here. The room was very bright and spacious, with modern and well-maintained facilities. It was honestly the quietest hotel I’ve stayed in recently, which made it perfect for a good rest. The location is also excellent — very close to the city centre, and there is a bus stop right next to the hotel, making it extremely convenient to get around. The bathroom was spotless, and the shower was especially comfortable, with great water pressure and temperature. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to others."

"Plenty of parking available, but if there's a home game for Oxford United in the evening, parking can be a hassle since the stadium is right next door. Breakfast includes homemade waffles and all the usual options, primarily a full English breakfast, and the coffee is excellent. The room feels cramped with a sofa bed. It's about a 15-minute drive to Oxford University or the shopping center, and Bicester Village is around 30 minutes away."

"Love the supermarket right next to the hotel and there is public bus outside the hotel to go to city center. Typical English breakfast and the food choice is the same every day. There is a retail park opposite the hotel but only have 4-5 shops like Decathlon, Sport Direct & B&Q etc."

"Several female waiters encountered were very good service, only a male waiter refused to accept our luggage storage, the reason is that the luggage room is full, but the previous guest only took four pieces of luggage from me. It means that the storage space is free, and it is purely that the male waiter does not want to assist us in storing our luggage. I am quite dissatisfied with the male waiter. The room has no windows open to the outside world, and people who care can consider it."