Oxfordshire Bar Hotel

An arched bridge over a street with historic buildings.

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A historic university campus with a prominent dome and Gothic architecture.

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Top Oxfordshire Hotel Reviews

Ramada by Wyndham Oxford

8/10 Good

"Pros - lots of parking, quick check in, comfy bed, big tv"

Macdonald Bear Hotel

8/10 Good

"Whilst I appreciate that the hotel is a beautiful old building, there are areas which need small things doing that would make the building perfect, such as painting over worn paintwork and replacing worn carpet on the stairs. The service at the hotel was very good. The room was lovely and very old and needed a small amount of repairs to the paint on walls and cracked tiles in the bathroom. The breakfast was just ok. I don't understand in a hotel of this standard why you have to pay an extra £6 for some breakfast items that weren't even anything special. Also the pastries, juices etc weren't replenished regularly so if anyone went for breakfast a bit later there wasn't much to choose from. The hotel is in a great location right in the heart of the village and next to Blenheim Palace."