Find Oxford motels

Because you’ll save on your room, you can enjoy more of what Oxford has to offer. In the area, favorite places to visit include Blenheim Palace.

Motel properties often have free parking, and many also include an outdoor pool. Often one or two stories tall, motels usually have outdoor access to guestrooms from the parking lot. In the U.S., motels became more commonplace after World War II when cars became more popular along with road trip vacations, peaking in the mid-1960s with more than 60,000 properties.

Here are some budget-friendly accommodations in Oxford. Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford - Hotel Ramada by Wyndham Oxford - Hotel Malmaison Oxford - Hotel The Randolph Hotel, by Graduate Hotels - Hotel Linton Lodge Hotel, BW Signature Collection - Guesthouse

While you’re sightseeing in this historical area, check out the college campus and enjoy the picturesque gardens. People who’ve visited Oxford have good things to say about its cathedral, museums, and theater scene. These are some of the parks and outdoorsy places: Waterperry Gardens, Thames Path, and Thames River. You’ll find these family-friendly attractions: Oxford Ice Rink, Iffley Village, and Museum of the History of Science. Some historical places you might want to see include Carfax Tower, Christ Church Cathedral, and Oxford Castle.

Weather can make or break a roadtrip, so we’ve gathered some data about year-round temperatures in Oxford to help you plan yours. The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 60°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 41°F. Average annual precipitation for Oxford is 28 inches.

We’ve gathered some information about getting around Oxford to help you navigate your stay: Fly into Oxford (OXF), which is located 5.9 mi (9.6 km) away from the city center. You can also search for flights into Luton Airport (LTN), which is 38.6 mi (62.2 km) away. To venture out into the surrounding area, ride aboard one of the trains from Oxford Station.