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Blenheim Palace
Oxford University Museum of Natural History
Ashmolean Museum
Covered Market
Radcliffe Camera
University Church of St Mary the Virgin
Bridge of Sighs
Bodleian Library
Cotswold Wildlife Park
Christ Church Cathedral
Modern Art Oxford
Oxford Town Hall

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Malmaison Oxford

4.2 of 5 • 477 reviews
Gloucester Green
I love this place. So incredible to stay in a prison cell - even though somewhat more luxurious! Book a triple cell luxury room is my tip and take a camera for the 'prison landings' - just like Poridge on TV, but with carpet.If you are staying i … Read more
£133

De Vere Oxford Thames

4.4 of 5 • 315 reviews
Donnington
Easy check in, lovely grounds, clean, loads of fast hot water. Very relaxing, just a bit too pricey Read more
£83

Oxford Abingdon Hotel

3.8 of 5 • 262 reviews
Abingdon
Very comfortable stay, rooms very clean. The newly refurbished ones are very good. Self service breakfast works well - staff on hand too. Good location with local buses available. Very helpful and friendly staff. Read more
£40

Vanbrugh House Hotel

4.5 of 5 • 70 reviews
Gloucester Green
The hotel was beautifully decorated in keeping with the historic nature of the building and the city, The breakfast was excellent offering a number of options including a full English vegetarian breakfast. My only negatives were that our roo … Read more
£163

Macdonald Randolph Hotel

4 of 5 • 874 reviews
Gloucester Green
We spent four nights at this hotel and were pleased with almost everything, from service to cleanliness and amenities. Read more
£146

River Hotel

5 of 5 • 1 reviews
Gloucester Green
When we first arrived in the carpark, a man coming out of the hotel offered to help with our bags, which we refused the help, we thought it was a kind gesture as this man was on his way out (later discovered he was the owner). Check in was easy … Read more
£90

Oxford Spires Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 1,041 reviews
Donnington
Spires is a lovely quiet hotel on the outskirts of Oxford. I and my family enjoyed it very much. Unfortunately they had no rooms with 2 beds causing me to let 3 rooms which was quite pricey. Read more
£118

Cotswold Lodge Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 85 reviews
Jericho
Breakfast Buffet was minimal and lacked choice. Waiters/Servers at breakfast were non-responsive and the meal took too long.Overall hotel was good and reception Staff were courteous and helpful. The hotel is in a convenient location for Oxford … Read more
£83

Macdonald Bear Hotel

4.2 of 5 • 297 reviews
Woodstock
Fabulous suite. Right near Blenheim Palace. Pretty location. Read more
£67

The Crown & Thistle

5 of 5 • 2 reviews
Abingdon
Arrived an hour early for check in but room was ready , room a little dark in decor but clean and had a comfy bed. Ate in the hotel restaurant , food was lovely , big open pizza oven . And good cocktail menu . Breakfast good too,. Read more
£83

 

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Pocket Guide: Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire is home to a great wealth of unique attractions for all ages. From world class cultural and artistic venues to some of the most exquisite landscapes in the country, this is a county full of history and natural splendour and it makes the perfect destination for a holiday. Cities such as Oxford and parklands sculpted by Capability Brown provide the perfect setting for a day out, and there are numerous accommodation options to suit all tastes and pockets. They range from small B&Bs and family-run guesthouses right up to plush boutique hotels, and you'll easily be able to find something suitable for your Oxfordshire break, no matter what your interests, or your budget!

Where is Oxfordshire?

Oxfordshire is in the majestic, rolling countryside of the Thames Valley and the Chiltern Hills in the southeast of England. This area appealed to London aristocrats looking for a suitable local setting for their stately homes, and resulted in some of the grandest in the country such as Blenheim Palace and Hatfield House. Picturesque villages grew up around them and there are also prehistoric remains strewn across the county, so it's an interesting landscape to explore and ideal for motorists and ramblers alike. Wherever you go in Oxfordshire you'll find the right kind of accommodation for your visit.

The Varied Landscapes of Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire has a great range of attractions for all ages, from the riches of Oxford city itself to botanic gardens, a crocodile zoo, and prehistoric chalk figures carved into hillsides. Amidst all this you'll find all manner of accommodation choices, and many of the guesthouses and hotels have stunning views across historic cityscapes or timeless landscapes. The choice is yours, but wherever you choose to stay you'll be within easy reach of entertainment and attractions via Oxfordshire's excellent road network and public transport system. Whether you fancy a gourmet meal in an Oxford Michelin-starred restaurant or an afternoon tea in Bicester high street, you'll have a lovely time here. With theme parks such as the Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens, and Crocodiles of the World, the kids in your party will find plenty of things to delight them too.

Out and About in Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire is especially rich in TV and film locales, and fans of Midsomer Murders, Downton Abbey and Inspector Morse will have a great time exploring the familiar sets and locations. The county is also renowned for its delicious local produce and excellent restaurants, so expect nothing but the best seasonal food here, served up in delightful surroundings. Out in the rolling countryside there are numerous opportunities for walking trips, rambling, cycling and boating, and in the cities a wealth of cultural and historic gems to explore. Whatever your taste in accommodation you'll not be disappointed either, as the number of B&Bs, hotels and guesthouses on offer is remarkable for its sheer diversity and flexibility. Whether you want to stay in a small cottage overlooking the River Isis or prefer a grand establishment in Oxford city centre, it's all there for you to enjoy.

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