Cheap Hotels in Oxford

"The hotel's location is a bit out of the way, requiring a drive to Oxford city center. It's closer to a residential area, but overall, it's clean and mostly accommodates university students. The breakfast is abundant, and it's quiet. There's parking available, but it comes with an extra charge."

"The room was pretty good, but there was no air conditioning, which was tough since Germany was really hot this year. On the plus side, the hotel's location is excellent – close to lots of restaurants and attractions. Overall, a good experience."

"The hotel is about five kilometers from Oxford city center, a convenient 10-12 minute taxi ride away. The hotel's front desk manager and several staff members are British and provide good service. There's also a Chinese lady, likely to facilitate communication with Chinese guests. Overall, the facilities are quite good and relatively new. I have two issues though: 1. There's no elevator, so you have to carry your luggage upstairs yourself; 2. The gym opens at 6:30 AM and closes at 9:30 PM, but they stop allowing entry at 9 PM. The English breakfast is decent and quite authentic. However, the service is generally poor. During my stay, one morning I witnessed a female front desk receptionist arguing with an elderly British man, who seemed extremely upset. This level of service is unacceptable. One evening, I had cod at Leo's restaurant, and it was the worst I've ever tasted. When it was served, it had a slight odor, similar to stinky mandarin fish. It was bland and incredibly dry when I ate it. It smelled bad and tasted like nothing. After two bites, I left it, only eating the sides and fries. The fries were also the worst I've ever had, no exaggeration! Overall, I'd likely stay at this hotel again in the future, but I definitely won't be having dinner at the hotel restaurant."

"The room was a bit small, and there wasn't enough space to open my suitcase on the floor, but the facilities were quite complete, and it was clean. The location is a bit far out, but it's well-connected by public transport. There's a direct bus to the city center right outside, and you can also walk there in about half an hour. Overall, it was decent."

"Great for self-driving, it's right off the highway. Parking is easy with a QR code, and I've attached a picture of the overnight parking fee. If you're staying longer than 24 hours, just tell the front desk and they can waive the extra charges on their system. There's a gas station and fast food like KFC nearby. It's also convenient to get to the city center by taking the 300 bus. Both the breakfast and dinner provided were excellent."

"Booked a triple room at this hotel in Oxford this time. The hotel is simple and comfortable. It's a bit of a hassle with large luggage as you have to carry it up a short flight of stairs. The hotel is within walking distance of the university area and offers free parking, which is great for those traveling by car."

"The service was decent, with daily cleaning. Breakfast was okay, nothing special. The hotel's downtown location is very convenient for walking around. I imagine the experience would be better if it weren't summer. I was on the third floor, and there's no elevator, but carrying luggage wasn't too difficult, and you can always ask staff for help. The biggest issue was the summer heat. The room got a lot of direct afternoon sun every day, and even though the hotel provided a fan during the European heatwave, it was still hard to sleep. Good to know that the double rooms in the new building have air conditioning."

"Everything about this hotel is great. While it's officially a 4-star, it feels closer to a 5-star experience. Compared to other places in Europe, the rooms here are spacious, and the breakfast is better than what you'd find at most hotels and even many city restaurants. We arrived before noon, and the front desk upgraded our room and allowed us to check in early, even finding us an exceptionally quiet spot."

"The hotel's garden is beautiful, and it's lovely to sit at the bar, enjoying a drink or a meal while looking out at it. Breakfast was decent; although the selection wasn't huge, the food tasted good and the presentation was quite refined. The only drawback is that the room was a bit small, but that's pretty normal for the UK. Overall, it's a good place, and the garden is definitely a highlight. It's about a ten-minute drive to Oxford city center."

"Service: We arrived early and the front desk staff on duty that day was very nice, allowing us to check in ahead of time. Facilities: It has everything you need and is very well-equipped. Parking is free, and the hotel is relatively new. Environment: There aren't many commercial areas nearby. It's about a 30-minute drive to Bicester Village and roughly the same to Oxford's old town. Overall, it offers great value for money."