All Oxfordshire hotels

Offering a satisfying blend of Cotswold stone and half-timbering dating back 600 years. The Mill and Old swan stands in a 60 acre estate along the banks of the River Windrush in the picturesque village of Minster Lovell.

A beautifully refurbished traditional coaching inn dating back to the 15th century with all the comforts of a modern hotel.

Set in the picturesque village of Shipton-under-Wychwood. The Lamb is a beautiful Cotswold stone inn with five luxurious unique, luxury en-suite bedrooms, a delightful restaurant with exciting seasonal menu featuring local produce.

Set in the historic market town of Witney, this former Georgian coaching inn overlooks the bustling town square. The Marlborough is the ideal place to relax and enjoy the surrounding countryside.

The Oxford Spires Four Pillars is a luxury 4 star hotel about 0.5 miles from Oxford City Centre. Our hotel consists of 115 luxury en-suite bedrooms: Classic, Connoisseur and Suites.

Superbly appointed bedrooms and bathrooms, a stylish bar and restaurant. Ideally located for all major routes the hotel meets modern demands.

Dating from 1584, the Bay Tree was the home of Sir Lawrence Tanfield during the reign of Elizabeth I. Situated in picturesque Burford, a charm that is the essence of 'Old England'. Facilities include bar, restaurant and non-smoking rooms.

A majestic old building combining the spirit of the 17th century with all the modern day comforts. The elegant oak panelled restaurant features imaginative and tempting menus.

Easy access to visit the Oxfordshire countryside including Blenheim Palace, the city of Oxford and Bicester Shopping Outlet.

Located on junction 11 of the M40. The hotel has complimentary high speed wired internet access in all the bedrooms and high speed internet access in meeting rooms and public areas. A complimentary continental breakfast is included for all guests.

This quintessentially English country house hotel is set within 3 acres of well designed mature tree lined gardens in the leafy village of Iffley on the River Thames just a short drive from the centre of historic Oxford.

Just a few yards from Woodstock's attractive high street lies a delightful former coaching inn which dates from the 13th century and makes an ideal base for excursions to elegant Blenheim Palace, nearby Oxford and the Cotswolds.

Directly opposite the famous Ashmolean Museum and within easy walking distance of the colleges. Open fires in its public areas make this a particularly cosy winter base for trips to nearby Blenheim.

Located in the new castle quarter of Oxford, the Malmaison Hotel is a transformed jail part of Oxford Castle and is ideally situated in the heart of the historic city centre.

The Eastgate Hotel was originally a 17th Century Oxford coaching inn that has been renovated over recent years. Centrally located just off the High in Oxford, providing an excellent base to explore the historical city.

A charming hotel makes a good base for visiting Broughton Castle, Upton House and the Cotswolds. The hotel's atmospheric interior features hidden staircases 'priest holes' and Father Bernard's ghost!

Set in 17 acres of beautiful countryside, just a short drive from the 'dreaming spires' of Oxford and an ideal base for exploring the surrounding attractions. Well equipped bedrooms and rosette-winning restaurant.

Situated on one of the loveliest reaches of the River Thames, 11 miles from Oxford and Henley-on-Thames. The ideal place to wind down. Enjoying a quarter-mile stretch of river frontage, the hotel offers many water pursuits.

This Travelodge provides contemporary quality accommodation. Spacious en-suite rooms, television in every room, tea and coffee making facilities, free parking, plus on site catering, make Travelodges terrific value.

Located only 3 miles from the city centre, with easy access via public transport, the Travelodge Oxford Peartree provides guests with contemporary quality accommodation with spacious en-suite rooms, TV in every room, tea and coffee making facilities and free onsite parking.