British Library Tours

Room is very small . Pretty soulless . You wouldn't want to spend more than a couple of nights there. Tight room if you should need to get ready for a formal night and no storage provided other than 2 hangers on hooks. Cheaper than most but would only book again if Travelodge or Premier Inn were not available. Summertown is nice plenty of places to get breakfast and an evening meal. Good bus service into Oxford city centre

You cannot be at the location. It is close to everything. Situated literally next to the bus station, it has a wide range of amenities nearby. It is just a few minutes walk to all of the major attractions in Oxford. The staff is very kind and friendly, even if they don’t know a lot about running hotels and making beds. They are extremely responsive to any needs. Try to not think of this as much as a hotel as a really comfortable and quiet hostel. Try and get a room on the top floor if possible, as the nine nights, we spent there, almost every night above us was a reenactment of Riverdance, including sometimes people Cooking and bringing in a lot of very stinky food. That is against the rules, however. Although it is right above a bar, it is not very loud, except on Friday, and the music turns off at 1 AM. This was not a problem for us, as we were exhausted from travel. Some of the rooms have en suite bathrooms, and those are nice. Some have shared bathrooms. Be sure that you know what do you want. While this is an expensive hotel, it is much cheaper than the other hotels in the area. Be sure that you can walk up four or so flights of stairs to get to any of the rooms. If so, it is a place to stay.

This was the perfect spot to stay in Oxford. Staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. The breakfast was large and good. And free parking was a huge plus. The transit was very close and easy to get to city Centre; Just a few minutes. Cost of parking in the city is high, so this was an excellent choice. We’d definitely recommend.