The 10 Best Hotels in Oxford for 2024

The top 5 hotels in Oxford

Enjoy Oxford’s rich cultural heritage with a luxury hotel experience. Here are our 5 best picks for the most memorable stays in and around Oxford.

Our best hotels in Oxford

1.

Courtyard by Marriott - Oxford City Centre

This central city hotel is among the top hotels in Oxford’s centre. The rooftop terrace offers spectacular views over Oxford Castle and a spectacular menu of English classics. The hotel’s rooms are tastefully furnished with chic and modern décor, with lovely views of the hotel’s courtyard and neighbouring architecture.
2.

De Vere Oxford Thames 4*

Situated on the River Thames in 30 acres of scenic gardens, the De Vere offers a delightful blend of modern and traditional charm. Enjoy award-winning food from the on-site restaurant or head off on a calming walk along the Thames. De Vere is lovingly furnished with country oak beams and ornate windows, and features a pampering spa for guests to indulge in.
3.

Woodstock Arms 4*

Nestled in the countryside just 8 miles from Oxford, this cosy Cotswold retreat features homely interiors and quirky décor. The on-site pub offers seasonal specialities and local hand-pulled ales to enjoy in the evening. For avid walkers, you'll find the opulent Blenheim Palace just a short country stroll away.
4.

Oxford Spires Four Pillars Hotel 4*

This hotel is located in a tranquil region of Oxford surrounded by greenery and the winding Thames. It boasts a delightful on-site restaurant serving up delectable afternoon teas and seasonal courses. Guests also have access to an exceptional spa and swimming pool for pampering post-sightseeing.
5.

The Manor at Weston-on-the-Green 4*

This idyllic centuries-old country house makes an ideal rural retreat. With regal interiors of hardwood and gilded furniture, the hotel and lounge are fit for royalty. What's more, the intimate and lavish dining room serves up prized seasonal produce from the surrounding Cotswolds area.

Services will you find in our hotels in Oxford

• Free Wi-Fi
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Luxury toiletries
• Room service
• Flatscreen TVs
• Luxury bathrooms
• On-site bar
• Award-winning food

Going on holiday in Oxford

Oxford is sublime all year round. To get a feel of the city in its full swing, consider a visit during term time. Then, you can witness the hustle and bustle of the student population. As for peak travel, July and August tend to be the most popular periods to visit. Prices tend to rise in summer and accommodation options dry up. Avoid the crowds by visiting in spring and autumn. These periods offer prized walking conditions in the gorgeous surrounding countryside and emptier streets to wander. As for winter, Oxford is a magical Christmas destination and the majority of tourist sites remain open throughout the season.

Hotel offers at Oxford convenient for all kind of travel

Oxford is a serene blend of fascinating history, romantic eateries and family-friendly activities. There are plenty of fascinating museums to keep children occupied, including the delightful Story Museum, Pitt Rivers and Oxford Castle. And then there’s the Harry Potter connection in sites like the Bodleian Library or Christ Church hall. As for couples, Oxford in an idyllic romantic city break with atmospheric walks and delectable local cuisine. What’s more, the resident student population ensures that bars and pubs keep the fun going long into the evening.

The range of hotels we offer at Oxford

• Historic hotels
• Country house hotels
• Waterfront hotels
• Boutique hotels
• City hotels
• Pub hotels

Oxford: What should we bring for a hotel stay?

• Comfortable shoes
• An umbrella
• Good waterproof clothing
• Evening clothes
• Charging cables
• City maps

Your best hotel at Oxford: how to get there and make your booking

How to get to Oxford

Oxford is approachable from all corners of the UK, with a major train station, bus station and excellent road links. The train station itself serves some six popular railway routes, including connection to London, Manchester, Newcastle and beyond. Once you’ve arrived in Oxford, you'll find the centre of the city easily traversable on foot. It takes anywhere from just 10 to 15 minutes to walk across the city centre. For more remote attractions, the local bus network is a fine way to travel. To explore the surrounding countryside, especially the pretty Cotswolds, a car is highly recommended – just avoid using it in the city centre.

How to book your hotel in Oxford

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The opinion of the Voyage Privé travel expert on Oxford

With its prestigious university of golden colleges and impressive medieval institutions, Oxford is among the UK's most sophisticated destinations. You don’t have to be a student to escape and explore its charming cloisters and Gothic chapels. Much of Oxford’s history is readily available through walking guides and museums. This charm oozes through all corners of the city, into its pubs, restaurants and cafes. No visit to Oxford would be complete without a visit to iconic pubs like the Lamb & Flag, Turf Tavern and Eagle & Child.

Oxford – a gateway to the serene Cotswolds

When you’re done exploring Oxford’s rich heritage and history, a visit to the country is a must. Sprinkled with absolutely gorgeous country villages and charming medieval towns, the landscape around Oxford is the quintessential image of England. Highlights include Stowe Gardens, Waddesdon Manor and pretty cottage-lined villages like Chipping Campden and Broadway.

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