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"Our third stay and it’s just a fantastic time every time. Cozy, authentic. Great bathrooms and showers, thick fluffy towels, very quiet — it feels like you’re staying in a wealthy friend’s manor house. So amazing to stay in a luxury hotel that’s not become corporate and impersonal."

"Charming hotel! Great location."

"Loved having bfast in the garden"

"Rooms are very charming. The restaurant is amazing. People were so sweet and helpful "

"Good stay for the price!"

"Nice hotel in the centre - breakfast food and staff v friendly . "

"Great hotel with loads of character. Perfect location for exploring Oxford and the staff were all so friendly and helpful. Will definitely be returning."

"Great location!"

"Great location, novel features, excellent breakfast, good staff."

"A lovely hotel with beautiful courtyard style rooms, and all within walking distance to Oxford centre. A lovely stay with friendly attentive staff."

"Great location and value."

"Parking was easy and accessible"

"Great place to stay. The cooking facilities help as lot to keep cost down. Handy walk to Summertown for grocery shop in M & S. Very clean establishment, friendly staff."

"Beautiful room, I loved the theme and everything was so clean and organized. Would definitely stay there again!"

"Breakfast is really good with plenty of choice."

"A funky hotel with nice rooms and a great location."

"Parking right out the front"

"A fun, traditional, well-located hotel with a hopping bar and restaurant located right on the river (Thames or Isis, call it what you will) about 6-8 minutes by foot south of city center. Breakfast is included with the price of the room, and it's quite good. Not a fancy hotel by any means, this one does have a lot of charm."

"close to the theatre and bus stop for park and ride plenty of eating places very central "

"The management was extremely helpful, going above and beyond to make my stay wonderful. The hotel’s location was perfect for me, both for work and for tourist attractions. I’ll come back here anytime I return to Oxford."