Oxford Hotels with Wifi

"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."

"The whole experience from start to finish was fantastic!!! The staff were so polite and helpful, the room was wonderful and the meal in the restaurant was amazing. The prison hotel has a feeling of class and luxury and then a beautiful contradiction that it used to be the home of naughty prisoners - we have nothing negative to say just going home with fond memories and some wonderful pictures!!!!"

"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."

"The Ramada by Wyndham Oxford is a 20-30 min bus ride away from Oxford central station. It’s a good choice for solo travellers as it’s very good value for money. The room was very spacious and clean. The bathroom was new and very clean. The room was very quiet in a quiet part of the hotel. There were plenty of places to eat nearby as it’s just off the M40 junction to Wheatley. There were shops and places to eat to suite every budget and taste. There was a Pizza express restaurant and a large Starbucks. There is a bus stop in 5 min walk where you can get a range of buses to Oxford and Aylesbury. The 400 and x400 take you directly to the Oxford central train station, it’s such a direct route why take a car and pay huge parking fees! Oxford is great for culture and museums so I would recoomebt staying at Ramada. Will stay here again next time I visit its great value. I visited a few exhibitions while in Oxford, the Ramada is also great for pets. Hope you find my post helpful"

"This is a hotel with a bit of history; while it is very convenient for those traveling by car, overseas tourists should weigh the pros and cons. For instance, guests need to know how to take the bus into the city center or how to book a taxi to the hotel or station. On the plus side, the breakfast is hearty and delicious—definitely worth mentioning! However, do note that there are no in-room safes, and the bath room size is smaller."

"Overall an excellent stay. All the staff were super friendly and helpful, and we loved the bar and restaurant, which served good food and breakfast. The room was well air conditioned, which really makes a difference this time of year. My only complaint would be for the pillows to be softer. Will definitely stay again."

"Plenty of parking available, but if there's a home game for Oxford United in the evening, parking can be a hassle since the stadium is right next door. Breakfast includes homemade waffles and all the usual options, primarily a full English breakfast, and the coffee is excellent. The room feels cramped with a sofa bed. It's about a 15-minute drive to Oxford University or the shopping center, and Bicester Village is around 30 minutes away."

"1) I love Old Bank! I stayed there for a week. 2) I loved it so much that I extended my stay at the hotel reception for another day, only to find it was significantly more expensive than the price I booked through Ctrip. It seems Ctrip is still the best choice for booking overseas hotels. 3) I hope Ctrip can improve the interactive review experience for customers. Actually, before I booked this hotel, I saw a comment below from a guest who left their luggage at the hotel, but didn't open it and went straight to the airport to check it in. Upon returning to China, they discovered their valuables were missing from their luggage. They assumed it must have been stolen while they were checking it in at the hotel. I really wanted to reply to that comment, but unfortunately, I can't. It's highly likely that the guest's luggage was stolen at the airport. I don't know if their flight back to China has a connecting flight; if so, the chances are even higher. This is far more likely than the hotel staff opening your checked luggage and taking your belongings. You might have been more effective if you contacted the airline and the airport immediately. I've experienced this myself. Overall, I think the chances of this happening at Old Bank are very low."

"Enjoyable stay at this good hotel, which had a clean room and very friendly staff. Good location away from the rush and noise - about a 20 minute walk from the city centre, or a 5 minute bus ride. Hotel parking for £10/day is good value compared to local car parks and meters."

"My partner and I had a lovely stay at The George. Lovely dinner - good range on the menu including lots of alcohol free drink options. The bed was really comfortable and it was a lovely cozy room with great amenities. Lovely location - Dorchester is beautiful! We loved the community farm just up the road with a lovely cafe and alpacas among others. Lovely countryside surrounding Dorchester and lovely cycle route to Oxford on the NCR5. Thanks George Hotel for a lovely stay!"