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Where to Stay

5 places to stay: from harbour-view rooms to cosy B&Bs

Whether you’re after a luxury hotel, a welcoming guesthouse, or a cosy bed and breakfast, Oxford has accommodation to suit every budget and style. Most places are within easy reach of the main attractions and the centre of town.

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Hotels

Old Bank Hotel
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Old Bank Hotel

92-94 High Street, Oxford, OX1 4BJ

Independent five-star in a former bank on the High Street: 43 rooms, spire views, Quod downstairs, Radcliffe Square two minutes away.

RestaurantBarGarden Terrace43 rooms
Old Parsonage Hotel
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Old Parsonage Hotel

1 Banbury Road, Oxford

A 17th-century parsonage at the head of St Giles: 35 rooms, walled-courtyard afternoon tea, Michelin Key 2025, free guest bikes.

RestaurantAfternoon TeaGuest Library35 rooms
The Randolph Hotel, a Graduate by Hilton
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The Randolph Hotel, a Graduate by Hilton

Beaumont Street, Oxford, OX1 2LN

The Victorian Gothic landmark opposite the Ashmolean since 1866: 151 rooms, the Morse Bar, afternoon tea and a spa.

RestaurantBarSpa151 rooms
Malmaison Oxford
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Malmaison Oxford

3 New Road, Oxford, OX1 1AY

Sleep in a converted cell at the old Oxford prison by the castle: heavy doors, barred windows, Chez Mal brasserie downstairs.

RestaurantBarUnique Building
The Head of the River
Hotel
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The Head of the River

Folly Bridge, St Aldates, Oxford, OX1 4LB

A Fuller's pub with rooms at Folly Bridge: Thames-side terrace below, Christ Church five minutes away, river cruises from the door.

BarRestaurantRiverside Terrace

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