Hotels With Breakfast in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

The Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford is a stylish hotel located on the outskirts of Oxford, offering a blend of comfort and convenience. Lucky to have some light decorations to the rooms due to availability. The room is spacious which come equipped with comfortable bed, air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities. Slight pointer is that there is no heat warmer or heater in the room. The hotel features an on-site restaurant and bar, where visitors can enjoy a variety of meals, including a well-regarded breakfast. For relaxation, the property offers excellent leisure facilities, such as an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, sauna, and steam room but you need to make prior appointment before usage. These amenities are especially appreciated by those looking to unwind after exploring the historic city of Oxford. Situated near major road networks, the hotel is ideal for travelers arriving by car, with on-site parking available. However, some guests note that parking might come with an additional charge but come at fixed $6 per day. Should you require breakfast is best to purchase it on the day you checked it as it will cost $15 instead of $18. Overall, the Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford is a dependable and comfortable choice, offering a modern retreat just a short distance from the vibrant cultural and academic attractions of Oxford.

The hotel is more than half an hour's drive from Upper and Lower Slaughter Village, Bourton on the Water, and Bibury. I couldn't find a suitable hotel for these attractions. But later I found that this hotel was a good choice. The car was parked directly behind the building where the room was located. The hotel room was large enough for our family of four. Then there was a kitchen with an oven, microwave, induction cooker, pots and pans, but no seasoning; there was a large M&S a few minutes drive to the left of the hotel, so I could prepare dinner by myself. There was also a washing machine, just in time to wash the clothes from the previous few days. The golf course was right outside the room window, and the scenery was very good

I had an amazing experience at the Holiday Inn Pear Tree Oxford, staff were very friendly, helpful and open to chat, in particular the manager who gave mr some good recommendations on pubs to eat in Oxford, lady who checked me in and gentleman working on check out who i had a nice chat with and knows of town where i'm from. Facilities are excellent and luxurious, with bar area, dining area and lobby very clean and relaxing. My room was very stylish, clean with large screen TV, air conditioning and own kettle with sachets of tea and coffee, bathroom was very clean too. I highly recommend anyone to stay here if in the Oxford area and want a quiet relaxing stay with excellent customer service.

Nice English Breakfast and cheap parking place £5/24hrs. Only 3-5mins away from Bicester Village Outlet. But the room have bit of dog smell as the centralised Air Con system bring that in and some drainage smell too

Relatively new, well kept hotel within walking distance of the centre of Oxford, with a great gym and adequate indoor pool, and ample parking.

It is near Oxford University, and the library is only a 10-minute walk away. The hotel room is small, the bathroom is also small, and the hotel signal is not good. Considering the parking problem in Oxford, I chose a hotel with a parking lot and paid 10 pounds for parking. However, there was no parking space after paying the fee. I was not allowed to park until 8 o'clock in the morning. All passengers were informed that they must leave before 11 o'clock in the morning. In fact, you can park on the roadside from 6:30 pm to 8 am, plus you can park for free for 3 hours during the day, which is almost enough. The hotel charges are very unreasonable!

The environment is simple and clean, and the front desk is very welcoming, even more welcoming than the front desks in other cities. They take the initiative to introduce the city with a map. It costs 115 pounds to take a taxi to Heathrow Airport and ask the front desk to book it, which is relatively punctual.

Really helpful and friendly staff, quirky but relaxing hotel hotel great rooms and and everything you need for good stay, slightly of the beaten track, but that depends what your doing, we were going to Blenheim for a concert, good stay

The location of the hotel was very unexpected. I originally thought that I was looking for a hotel in the suburbs, and the surrounding area should be very empty and deserted. Before booking, I saw many reviews saying that the hotel parking lot was large and parking was very convenient. When I arrived at the hotel, I thought the navigation was wrong and confirmed again and again whether it was this hotel. The hotel is actually located in a residential area, surrounded by very dense residential buildings. The road is very small, with one lane in each direction. We arrived in the evening. Cars were parked on both sides of the road, each occupying half of the lane, leaving only a car-wide space in the middle of the road, and two-way traffic. There is no gate in the hotel area, and the parking lot and roadside parking spaces are integrated. On that day, an Indian family happened to hold a wedding at the hotel. The parking spaces and unmarked parking spaces at the entrance of the hotel were full of cars. We drove to the innermost and couldn't find a place to park. The hotel front desk asked us to find a parking space on the road by ourselves, and finally parked in a relatively far place. There is no business or catering around the hotel. The bus stop is a 6-minute walk from the hotel. Buses 3, 3A, and X40 can all go to Oxford Town Center (Hight Street), which is quite convenient.

The location is excellent, 200 meters from the train station, very close to Oxford History College, and convenient to the city center. The bathroom is larger than the bedroom, which is not very comfortable. Safe and secure

We absolutely enjoyed our 3 days 2 nights stay at the graduate hotel at Oxford. We booked 2 King room bedrooms for me&my husband & my son for 2 nights. I am a little worry about 24m2 size of the bedroom might be too small for us but upon arrival and check-in, the room is just nice, very cozy and warm and very Brtish atmosphere. The arrival hall is really pleasant, they have a small cozy bar for good whisky cider and some snacks. My husband & I enjoyed our drinks at the bar, we tried their British draught cider. For the breakfast, they reserve at very beautifully designed Alica restaurant just next to the reception. Very decent English buffet. Not too crowded and very enjoyable morning breakfast. The bed, pillow blankets are super comfortable and we had uninterrupted sleep throughout the night. The room temperature is just nice we set at 19-22 degrees. The bathroom is not spacious but just nice for 1 person. However the bathroom floor is alittle cold as the hotel did not provide slipper. The amenities are decent shampoo/bath gel/conditioner big bottle sizes with small soap though we prefer hand gel and hand lotion as it is cold weather. The room has a spacious corner for closet and luggage, that is very good for my husband and I. However there's only 1 chair for reading and the light/lamp are a little dim maybe we can call it cozy [ Brtish style ]. Pros- Fabulous location to all tourist attractions [ 5 - 10 mins walk ] Pros- Fabulous hotel with good hardware & software Pros- Restaurants & bar that open late and offer food and drinks late till 10pm Pros- Daily Housekeeping is very good Pros- Hotel offers on-site car parking service by the conceige at £48/per night , we paid £96 for 2 nights car parking, same price as London Cheval Pros- They only charge £1 for security deposit that's very unusual but we total appreciate it. 100% Happy & Satisfied with the stay

Hygiene: Very clean and tidy, cleaned every day. Facilities: Basic facilities are available. Environment: The location is very convenient, the environment is elegant and comfortable. Service: There is a 24-hour front desk service with a friendly and enthusiastic attitude.

The hotel room is very small. The door swiping the card on the corridor causes the door to close continuously. The room sound insulation is very poor. The room upstairs is clear to walk in. The corridor is clear to walk in. The room near the elevator can actually hear the elevator stop and start, including the door close and open. The location is OK, but the room feels bad to live in

The hotel has an excellent location, artistic style, relatively new room facilities, very clean and tidy, and it was a pleasure to stay! Check in at 15:00. We arrived early. We originally planned to store our luggage first, but we were allowed to check in directly. Thank you very much!

The look of this hotel looks very low-key! Even very inconspicuous, I arrived at night. After passing through the cemetery, I felt a little cautious in my heart, but I completely forgot when I entered the door. The hotel reception was small, with the restaurant, the atmosphere was very good, there was a small fireplace and bar, the hotel The waiter was also very enthusiastic. There was a Chinese lady who was very nice. The room was relatively large. The first night was a high-class room. It was quite big. The next day, the standard room was OK. The mattress was very comfortable. ! Hot water is also great! awesome

The Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford is a stylish hotel located on the outskirts of Oxford, offering a blend of comfort and convenience. Lucky to have some light decorations to the rooms due to availability. The room is spacious which come equipped with comfortable bed, air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities. Slight pointer is that there is no heat warmer or heater in the room. The hotel features an on-site restaurant and bar, where visitors can enjoy a variety of meals, including a well-regarded breakfast. For relaxation, the property offers excellent leisure facilities, such as an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, sauna, and steam room but you need to make prior appointment before usage. These amenities are especially appreciated by those looking to unwind after exploring the historic city of Oxford. Situated near major road networks, the hotel is ideal for travelers arriving by car, with on-site parking available. However, some guests note that parking might come with an additional charge but come at fixed $6 per day. Should you require breakfast is best to purchase it on the day you checked it as it will cost $15 instead of $18. Overall, the Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford is a dependable and comfortable choice, offering a modern retreat just a short distance from the vibrant cultural and academic attractions of Oxford.

I had an amazing experience at the Holiday Inn Pear Tree Oxford, staff were very friendly, helpful and open to chat, in particular the manager who gave mr some good recommendations on pubs to eat in Oxford, lady who checked me in and gentleman working on check out who i had a nice chat with and knows of town where i'm from. Facilities are excellent and luxurious, with bar area, dining area and lobby very clean and relaxing. My room was very stylish, clean with large screen TV, air conditioning and own kettle with sachets of tea and coffee, bathroom was very clean too. I highly recommend anyone to stay here if in the Oxford area and want a quiet relaxing stay with excellent customer service.

Relatively new, well kept hotel within walking distance of the centre of Oxford, with a great gym and adequate indoor pool, and ample parking.

The environment is simple and clean, and the front desk is very welcoming, even more welcoming than the front desks in other cities. They take the initiative to introduce the city with a map. It costs 115 pounds to take a taxi to Heathrow Airport and ask the front desk to book it, which is relatively punctual.

The location of the hotel was very unexpected. I originally thought that I was looking for a hotel in the suburbs, and the surrounding area should be very empty and deserted. Before booking, I saw many reviews saying that the hotel parking lot was large and parking was very convenient. When I arrived at the hotel, I thought the navigation was wrong and confirmed again and again whether it was this hotel. The hotel is actually located in a residential area, surrounded by very dense residential buildings. The road is very small, with one lane in each direction. We arrived in the evening. Cars were parked on both sides of the road, each occupying half of the lane, leaving only a car-wide space in the middle of the road, and two-way traffic. There is no gate in the hotel area, and the parking lot and roadside parking spaces are integrated. On that day, an Indian family happened to hold a wedding at the hotel. The parking spaces and unmarked parking spaces at the entrance of the hotel were full of cars. We drove to the innermost and couldn't find a place to park. The hotel front desk asked us to find a parking space on the road by ourselves, and finally parked in a relatively far place. There is no business or catering around the hotel. The bus stop is a 6-minute walk from the hotel. Buses 3, 3A, and X40 can all go to Oxford Town Center (Hight Street), which is quite convenient.

Fantastic rooms that feel really luxurious. The large freestanding bath is a great plus and it was silent and pitch black at night - great for a restful escape from the city.

Amazing hotels for couples ! Very cute room and nice staff

The hotel is more than half an hour's drive from Upper and Lower Slaughter Village, Bourton on the Water, and Bibury. I couldn't find a suitable hotel for these attractions. But later I found that this hotel was a good choice. The car was parked directly behind the building where the room was located. The hotel room was large enough for our family of four. Then there was a kitchen with an oven, microwave, induction cooker, pots and pans, but no seasoning; there was a large M&S a few minutes drive to the left of the hotel, so I could prepare dinner by myself. There was also a washing machine, just in time to wash the clothes from the previous few days. The golf course was right outside the room window, and the scenery was very good

Good location for local amenities

Nice English Breakfast and cheap parking place £5/24hrs. Only 3-5mins away from Bicester Village Outlet. But the room have bit of dog smell as the centralised Air Con system bring that in and some drainage smell too

Very good, very satisfied

The room is pretty good, the bathroom is big, and the facilities are complete, but it is a bit noisy on the side of the road, and there is nothing nearby at night, so there is no big problem if you just stay overnight. The breakfast is rich, but the room we paid only has one breakfast, and the other is a bit expensive for 15 pounds. The service is okay, a bit away from the center of Oxford. A lot of people come here for dinner at night.

The hotel has a long history. You can see its historical introduction by posting a picture. The interior decoration has many Chinese elements. The manor occupies a large area, the room is great, the breakfast is very rich, and the door to the hotel is very characteristic. The fireplace in the restaurant and bar is very warm.