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"What a quirky hotel on the edge of old Oxford. Easy walking to all that Oxford has to offer and copious restaurants and cafes on your doorstep but that said, the hotel does have a very nice restaurant downstairs so I'd definitely give that a try. Tip - pre-book your parking."

"The stay went easily and I had no ptoblems"

"Nice a spacious but I personally dont like the bathtub shower combo as its gets the whole bathroom wet and hard to get in and out. Otherwise, everthing was good! "

"The Bar always has a problem every time we go there. When he's filling the dishwasher he isn't serving. And the queue builds up. Each order take ages to complete. There aren't enough staff to deal with the queues. They need a buzzer to call in staff to help just for 20 mins or so. "

"My family and I came here for the Formula One race and had an outstanding experience. From the moment we arrived there was no hassle. The restaurant food is outstanding, Anna and Bushra went above and beyond to accommodate us, including making food after the restaurant had closed. One of the top places I have stayed in with my family in the UK."

"From a lovely Indian girl on reception who went out of her way to assist me. Nicest reception staff I’ve experienced in Oxford area and I generally stay in the city centre, Marriot, Malmaison, Premier inn. The hotel overall was much nicer than any of the above. I usually visit about every 6?weejs fir a medical appointment, sometimes 4 weeks. I will be staying 100%"

"One night stay. Loved it thanks"

"Good location for easy access to city centre, bus stop close by. Clean, comfortable, friendly staff, and good breakfast to get the day started"

"Small but effective. "