The best accommodations Oxford

A marvel of modernity, comfort and good taste. This hotel, whose rooms offer exceptional views of the old town, is chic, expensive and splendid! The uncluttered decor showcases the owner's fine collection of contemporary art, and he's also a patron of the arts in his spare time. Rooms are spacious and luxurious, with marble bathrooms. An establishment where you'll enjoy taking the stairs to admire the paintings. Rooms that don't overlook High Street are the quietest.

This th century building hosted royalist during the civil war as well as the famous Oscar Wilde. Modernised with taste, in order to combine the ancient charm and comfort of today, the rooms are furnished and decorated independently of each other. Refinement, elegance of detail, nothing is left to chance. The hotel lies behind Saint Gilles's church in the heart of the city, sheltered behind its high walls and its heavy medieval doors. The same company also owns Old Bank on High Street.

Located in the picturesque village of Iffley, Hawkwell House Hotel combines tranquility with contemporary elegance. Surrounded by over 1 hectare of private gardens, this peaceful country house is made up of two magnificent ^19th-century manor houses and offers 77 carefully decorated bedrooms. Just a stone's throw from the River Thames, it's easy to reach the center of Oxford via a pleasant stroll along the river, or via the various buses that stop nearby.

Only 2 kilometres from Oxford Centre. A bus stop, which leads to town, is located in front of the campsite.

Is sleeping in a former Victorian prison a must? This boutique hotel is indeed a bit special, as it's located in Oxford Castle, which dates back to the ^11th century. After being used as a prison, it was completely renovated as a hotel in 2005. It's now a charming place steeped in history. And thanks to the comfort of the rooms, guests will soon forget their former, less welcoming, purpose. The decoration of the former cells is both trendy and modern, in an industrial and design style.

Dating back to the ^17th century, this hotel is quietly located in the heart of the city, making it an ideal place to visit the city and the university on foot. Great novelists such as Tolkien and C.S Lewis, among others, have stayed here. The property was completely renovated in 2021 under the Mercure banner, giving this magnificent manor house a modern, comfortable four-star setting in line with the standards of this world-famous chain.

This hostel is a good address. Located just a few meters from both the train and bus stations, Central Backpackers is a safe bet. The dormitories are pleasant, as are the communal areas (terrace, kitchen, cinema/relaxation room). On the downside, being located next to a pub, you may be disturbed by the noise, especially at weekends. At least, if you're going to party next door, you won't have long to get back. A warm welcome!