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Our top choices for Oxford bed & breakfast

1. Newton House

A round mirror reflecting a bed with a headboard, two wall-mounted lights, and a framed picture on the wall.

2. OYO Lina Guest House

A hotel room with a large bed, a wooden desk, a mirror, and a television.

3. Marlborough house hotel

A bedroom with a bed, bedside table, lamp, and a mirror.

4. Crown House

Room

5. Oxford Guest House

A restaurant with a bar area, wooden chairs, and a counter with bottles.

6. Milka's

A two-story building with a ground floor that appears to be a pub or restaurant, indicated by the illuminated sign. There is a white car parked in front of the building.

7. Hill Farm

A traditional brick house with a central chimney, a small attached shed, and a fenced yard.

8. Tree Hotel

A dining table with a vase of flowers, a plate of food, and a basket of flatbread in a restaurant setting.

9. The Bat and Ball Cuddesdon

Restaurant

10. The Talkhouse

A rustic room with a stone fireplace, leather furniture, and a red patterned rug.

11. Greenview

A modern kitchen with white cabinetry, a microwave, a stove, and a sink.

12. The Talbot Inn

Bar (on property)

13. Coachmakers Arms

A bedroom with a patterned wallpaper, two wall-mounted lamps, a bed with pillows, a bedside table with a lamp, and a fan.

14. Lucy's Tearoom B&B

A traditional stone building with a sign reading "Lucy’s" above the entrance. There are flower baskets on the windowsill, and a small table with chairs outside.

15. Marlborough Arms Hotel

A dining area with a long table set for a meal, wooden paneled walls, and a chandelier.

16. The Clifden Arms

A traditional thatched-roof house with a well-maintained garden.

17. Kingfisher Barn

A frost-covered landscape with bare trees, a metal fence, and a clear sky.

18. The Kings Arms Chipping Norton

A rustic room with a loft bed, stone walls, a fireplace, and a wooden staircase.

19. The White Hart

A patio area with outdoor seating and umbrellas, surrounded by brick buildings and greenery.

20. The Boutique Hotel by The Snooty Mehmaan

A building with a sloped roof and multiple windows, surrounded by a parking area and a landscaped garden.

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Wander through centuries of learning amid the 'Dreaming Spires,' where Gothic colleges and the Ashmolean Museum await exploration. Punt along the Cherwell, catch a show at Oxford Playhouse, or climb Carfax Tower for sweeping views of this historic university town.

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

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House Forty one

A dining area with four tables, each covered with a white tablecloth. There are chairs around the tables, and a television is mounted on the wall.

Handywater Cottage B&B

A garden with a stone pathway, statues, and a pergola covered with purple flowers.

Yew Tree Farm

A neatly made bed with white linens and a blue blanket, flanked by two bedside tables with lamps, a wall-mounted shelf with decorative items, and a painting of a beach scene above the bed.

Banbury Cross B&B

A patio with a table and chairs, a green umbrella, and a brick building in the background.

Lucy's Tearoom B&B

A traditional stone building with a sign reading "Lucy’s" above the entrance. There are flower baskets on the windowsill, and a small table with chairs outside.

The Boutique Hotel by The Snooty Mehmaan

A building with a sloped roof and multiple windows, surrounded by a parking area and a landscaped garden.

Hill Farm

A traditional brick house with a central chimney, a small attached shed, and a fenced yard.

The Old School

A traditional stone building with a thatched roof, a sign reading "RED BIRD," and outdoor seating with white metal chairs and tables.

The Bell at Hampton Poyle

A stone building with a patio area featuring outdoor seating and potted plants.

Five Bells Wickham

An outdoor area with picnic tables and umbrellas, surrounded by trees and a building in the background.

Milka's

A two-story building with a ground floor that appears to be a pub or restaurant, indicated by the illuminated sign. There is a white car parked in front of the building.

Marlborough Arms Hotel

A dining area with a long table set for a meal, wooden paneled walls, and a chandelier.

Kingfisher Barn

A frost-covered landscape with bare trees, a metal fence, and a clear sky.

Oxford Guest House

A restaurant with a bar area, wooden chairs, and a counter with bottles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most popular Oxford Bed & Breakfasts?

Oxfordbnb is a fantastic choice for travelers seeking a luxurious yet cozy experience in the heart of Oxford, boasting an impressive 9.8 rating. Guests rave about the complimentary breakfast, which provides a delightful start to each day, and the thoughtful contactless check-in service that ensures a smooth arrival. With a focus on personal service and comfort, this B&B is great for couples or solo travelers looking to indulge in a peaceful retreat.

For those who enjoy outdoor adventures, Hill Farm is an excellent option with a great rating of 9.4. This charming property not only offers a free breakfast to fuel your day, but it also provides access to nearby mountain biking trails, making it ideal for active families or friends looking to explore the beautiful surroundings of Oxford. The friendly space and attentive service make for a memorable stay.

The Porterhouse Grill & Rooms, also rated 9.4, is a superb choice for travelers who appreciate exquisite design and comfort. The Edwardian property features luxurious amenities such as designer toiletries and premium bedding, ensuring a restful night’s sleep. Couples will love the terrace, great for enjoying a quiet evening together after sampling the delicious offerings from the on-site grill. Guests have praised the staff for their outstanding service, making it a wonderful place to unwind and savor the best of Oxford.

What is the nightly rate for a B&B in Oxford?

Prices for B&Bs in Oxford often vary, but you can find a great deal from $73 with Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as location and the time of year. It usually costs more to stay at Oxford B&Bs over the weekend too. Travelers can find the best deals by being flexible with their dates, and by using our filters to sort prices from low to high.

Are there any family-friendly B&Bs in Oxford?

The Oxford Guest House is a fantastic choice for families visiting Oxford. This welcoming property features a lovely garden where kids can play, along with a kitchenette and microwave in the rooms, making it convenient for parents to prepare snacks or quick meals. Daily housekeeping ensures a tidy space for your family to relax after a day of exploring the historic city. The inclusion of free amenities for children further enhances the family-friendly atmosphere, making it a stress-free option for parents.

Another excellent family-friendly option is the Marlborough house hotel. With its child-friendly window design, parents can rest easy knowing their little ones are safe. The hotel's garden offers a serene retreat, while the kitchenette and snack bar cater to those late-night cravings or early breakfast needs. Daily housekeeping and a breakfast menu designed for children add to the convenience, ensuring a comfortable stay for families.

For families looking for a great experience, The Talkhouse also provides a welcoming environment. This charming B&B includes a garden superb for family activities and offers kids' meals, so parents can enjoy a stress-free dining experience. The daily housekeeping service means that families can spend more time together enjoying Oxford and less time worrying about their accommodations.

Do any Oxford Bed & Breakfasts allow dogs?

The Sandford Meadow Guest House is an excellent choice for travelers seeking a dog-friendly environment in Oxford. This welcoming property not only permits pets at no extra fee but also provides thoughtful amenities such as food and water bowls, a designated dog exercise area, and a shared yard where furry friends can play. Families will appreciate the playground for children and the option for connecting rooms, ensuring everyone, including the pups, has ample space to relax after a day of exploring.

For those looking for a more laid-back experience, The Talkhouse is another pet-friendly option that allows dogs to accompany their owners. This charming B&B features a cozy terrace and a patio where guests can unwind while their pets enjoy the fresh air. Additionally, this property offers early check-in (subject to availability) and kids' meal options, making it suitable for families who want to enjoy a laid-back getaway with their four-legged family members.

Whether you're traveling with kids or pets, these B&Bs in Oxford provide the attentive service, comfort, and convenience that make for a memorable stay.

Which area is best to stay in a Oxford B&B?

Oxford City Centre is the ideal area for travelers seeking a bed and breakfast experience in Oxford. This historic locale immerses visitors in rich culture, dating back to the 9th century, and has been a scholarly hub for over 800 years. The compact layout allows easy access to striking architecture, intriguing museums, and even filming locations from the Harry Potter movies.

Families will appreciate the variety of attractions available. The University of Oxford's Ashmolean Museum offers engaging exhibits that cater to all ages, while the Radcliffe Camera and Bodleian Library provide a glimpse into the academic heritage of the city. Kids can explore the fascinating skeletons at the University Museum of Natural History, making it both an educational and entertaining experience.

For couples, a stroll down the cobbled streets leads to romantic spots like the scenic Carfax Tower, where you can enjoy stunning views of the city. The nearby Town Hall and St. Aldates Church, with origins in the 12th century, also offer a quaint atmosphere for leisurely exploration.

When is the best time to book a Bed and Breakfast in Oxford?

The best time to book a B&B in Oxford is during the late spring to early summer months, specifically from May to June. This is when the city comes alive with vibrant gardens in full bloom and an abundance of outdoor events, making it a delightful experience for travelers who appreciate a blend of culture and scenery.

During this period, the weather is generally mild, with temperatures ranging from the low 50s to mid-70s Fahrenheit, creating ideal conditions for leisurely strolls through the historic streets and picturesque parks. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich academic atmosphere, exploring the iconic university buildings and enjoying outdoor cafés buzzing with life.

For those looking for a more budget-friendly option, consider visiting in December. While this month may be quieter, it offers a unique charm, with festive decorations and holiday markets that create a cozy and warm ambiance, superb for enjoying a peaceful getaway.

What is the difference between a Oxford Bed & Breakfast and a hotel?

Every Oxford B&B has its own unique feel. Whether it’s a cozy reading space or a sunlit breakfast nook to enjoy your morning cup of coffee, the quaint details are what make bed and breakfasts a home away from home. Travelers can look forward to personal touches, thoughtful amenities and of course a scrumptious breakfast at Oxford B&Bs.

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