Hotels With Parking in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

I discovered this hotel while looking for accommodation on my way down from the Manchester area, intending to visit the Cotswolds. Trip.com offered the best price. At around £50 (approximately 100,000 KRW considering the exchange rate), it featured a spacious bathroom with a tub on the terrace, and the radiator worked perfectly. It was a perfect place to unwind before heading back to Korea. I saw many overwhelmingly positive reviews from fellow Koreans for this hotel, so I booked it, and it turned out to be an absolutely fantastic stay! My schedule meant I skipped the Cotswolds and visited Bicester Village instead, but honestly, it's no longer worth the trip. I'd recommend looking for a different outlet. I personally found the Mac Designer Outlet chain to feel more authentic and offer a much better experience.

Hairs were found on the bed, indicating the room wasn't cleaned properly. The staff were very cold and unhelpful. There was no drinking water in the room, and when I went to buy some at the front desk, they refused cash, charging an exorbitant £2.50 per bottle. The bathroom layout was awkward, easy to bump into things, and the toilet flushing was poor. Soundproofing was terrible. It's also not that close to Bicester Village, requiring a walk of over 20 minutes. Walking back at night after shopping, a section of the road had no streetlights, which was quite frightening.

Wonderful hotel, cannot fault anything, reception staff were amazing and very helpful, beds were extremely comfy, food was great. I would highly recommend using this hotel, and I will book a stay there again.

Booked for two nights while visiting Oxford, Woodstock and Blenheim Palace. The accommodation and location fitted the bill perfectly. Although out of Oxford we had good good routes to all our destinations and the Park and Rides were beneficial. Accommodation as expected - good standard. Dined there one evening - food good and well presented. All staff we encountered were: pleasant, friendly and helpful. Recommended - would book 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.

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

Overall, it's pretty good for a service area hotel. They have a breakfast buffet, and there are other restaurants to choose from as well. It's a two-story building with fire doors everywhere, which tend to be noisy when opened and closed.

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.

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.

Nestled in the suburbs, the hotel offers a wonderfully peaceful atmosphere, truly feeling like a tranquil escape. We really appreciated having a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk, which made us feel incredibly welcome. The bed in our room felt like two twin beds joined together, and it was certainly spacious enough. The sofa in the room can be converted into a sofa bed (just a heads-up: not all rooms have these, so be sure to confirm upon check-in).