Best Oxford Hotels

"I was welcomed warmly by the reception staff of the hotels namely Leen and Elena. The location is very accesible to the City Centre and located in the Oxford conviniently with markets and restaurant around the vicinity. The place is clean and cosy. The rooms are beautiful and worth the price for an overnight stay. I really enjoyed Oxford and the experience I had with the hotel"

"Excellent location, just a 5-10 minute walk from the train station. The room was comfortable and clean. We arrived in the morning and were able to leave our luggage for storage; they even moved our bags to the room before we checked in, which was a really nice service. The only slight drawback was having just one key card for the room. While the hotel doesn't have its own restaurant, there's one downstairs where hotel guests get a 10% discount on breakfast – just make sure to mention you're staying at the hotel."

"This hotel is just next to the Queen's Lane bus stop. Oxford Tube, and the mega bus stop there. Therefore it is very convenient to go out and into Oxford. It is close to the University as well. The only inconvenience is that there are steps everywhere, from the entrance to the reception, and to my room. This probably a general problem with old buildings in UK. Otherwise no other complains about the service. The bedding are very conformable - this is definitely a highlight."

"We arrived early and was allowed to leave our luggage in the hotel so that we could walk around the city before check in. The receptionist was very helpful and gave us a map that help us to explore the beautiful city of Oxford. To our surprise, our luggage were all transferred to our room after checking in time as we came back around 5pm. The stay is pleasant. Unfortunately my son accidentally left one of his earbud in the room and the hotel take all means to contact us. Appreciated the support and the efforts given. Just wish the parcel fees are not that expensive. Highly recommended place to stay if you’re in Oxford. Just 2 minutes walk from the train station and 10 minutes walk to city centre."

"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."

"Comfortable stay. I had a really good stay at Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford. The room was clean and the bed and pillows were extremely comfortable — definitely one of the best parts of the stay. There was also a Nespresso coffee machine provided with a good selection of coffee pods, which was a nice touch. Staff were friendly and helpful overall, although I did have one slightly less welcoming interaction, but it didn’t affect the stay too much. Only small downside was that there were no robes provided in the room. Other than that, everything was great and I’d happily stay again."

"I particularly liked the dormer window in the room. Although the room was small, it was clean and tidy. The elderly gentleman at the front desk was very professional and punctual. Luggage can be stored after check-out, but must be retrieved within a specified time. It's a bit of a distance from Oxford University, so it might be a good option for those who enjoy walking. Public transport is also very convenient."

"The staff were excellent; every member, from the front desk to the bar and restaurant, was incredibly patient and attentive. Paid parking is available on-site, and the rooms were spotlessly clean. The welcoming reception from the front desk staff made me feel completely at ease and comfortable. I would definitely stay here again on my next visit."

"The location of the hotel is particularly good, just opposite westgate. The surrounding transportation and life are very convenient, and there are many restaurants. The only downside is that the room is relatively small, the health is general, the price is relatively more than 2,000 nights, the price is not particularly high."

"Traveling with a child limited our hotel options in Oxford, so we booked this hotel located 6 km from the city center. You can walk about 6-7 minutes to the 300 bus stop to catch a bus to Oxford University. The hotel's location is a bit remote, so it's best to avoid going out at night. The lobby on the ground floor is a nice place to sit, have a drink, and enjoy some dessert in the evening. The Indian gentleman and lady at the front desk were not very friendly or honest."