Hotels With Bars in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

I loved the place, looks clean. I didn’t eat there was in a rush to drive back but it was great.

love this Hotel stayed many times . just a few issues on this visit that didn’t quite get the excellent for me  The aircon on the room wasn’t working I phoned the desk and was told it’s on Heating mode only turn it off and start it again we did but the guy on the desk was unhelpful. also the breakfast was a little lacking this visit we went down at 9.20 and most of the rolls muffins and pastries had gone no bagels and the eggs fried were hard normally there is a menu where you can choose fresh eggs etc but as they had a corporate event on that was not operating so despite a heft y price for the breakfast we didn’t get a very good one . Other than that the service from all staff i. bar ,Reception especially Telma and Phil was excellent

Brilliant stay, room upgraded and breakfast was included which I didn’t realise.  Helpful staff, lovely clean hotel.  Bus stop 5 minutes walk away, buses are regular to the city centre (approx 15 minutes away).

Staying in hotels in the UK, especially during summer, it's a real gamble whether you'll get decent air conditioning and a working elevator. On this trip, I've stayed at numerous hotels, various brands – all chosen for their good value for money, naturally! Our first stop, the Kensington Palace Hotel, initially gave us a room with problems, and the following day, our new room lacked air conditioning. Then at the Holiday Inn Cambridge, the lobby felt really impressive, but to my surprise, the AC was broken. The room was stuffy and hot, so we had to escape to the lobby for a beer. Luckily, London nights were quite cool, even getting a bit chilly in the early hours. It wasn't until we arrived at the Cotswolds Hotel & Spa. Although it also lacked AC, it had a balcony. We could just leave the door open, and since UK temperatures aren't actually that high, the room stayed cool, especially with the balcony door open to let in the breeze! And while there wasn't a regular elevator, there was a mobility lift that went up to the second floor. Unfortunately, we were on the third, so we still had to climb. Despite these minor quirks, this hotel was by far our favorite on the trip. The room was incredibly spacious, featuring a large bed, a smaller bed, and even a sofa bed. The balcony overlooked a lovely green expanse. Our family spent time on the balcony playing cards, so much so that we almost didn't want to go out sightseeing! I also want to give a big shout-out to Trip.com. Their service was truly exceptional throughout my journey. I lost count of how many times I called them, and without fail, they resolved every single one of my issues. Definitely a huge thumbs up! 👍👍👍

Fantastic. Hotel. Clean room and plenty of space for my daughter and I. We added breakfast which happened to be great value for money. They even cooked her 2 vegetarian sausages which was a bonus. Late checkout time of 11 am was useful to take a shower before leaving. Receptionist staff were exceptional and so friendly. I will be stopping there again for my next Oxford trip.

We have stayed here twice. The first time (2025) we were in the block which is separate to the main building- this was OK and the service was much better. The latest time we stayed we were in the main building- its grotty. The carpet leading to the rooms was stained and the room itself although it looked clean, didn't 'feel clean'-the place could do with a refresh and new carpets. We were unable to get food upon arrival as they stop serving at 9pm- we arrived a couloe of minutes before 9pm after a 4 hour drive, we were disappointe and we could see a couple eating in the bar area whose meals came out long after we had arrived- so really we could have ordered and been served. We ended up ordering an Uber eats meal.

U really need a car if u are staying here. Otherwise, pricing is bargain basement compared to Oxford proper. Free parking, nice clean rooms though it's a good 20-25 min drive into central oxford. Would stay here again if in the area

Clean and tidy! The front desk staff were all very friendly and helpful! The breakfast selection was rich and varied! Convenient transportation! Quiet despite being in a bustling area!

We have visited Sunbury Hotel a few times now , this time we were disturbed by person or persons at 02.47am and also experienced a lot of noise transmitted from above, both of which were a first for us and certainly surprised us. The cleaning service over the three nights amounted to pulling up the bed covers which is a definite lowering of previous standards. The complimentary bottles of water and snack biscuits were not refreshed at all, and the room itself now has two large areas of damp showing in the corners which should have been attended to and at least kept clean. The hotel was busy during the weekend but the Tuesday am breakfast was attended service rather than the buffet which was great as the food was freshly prepared and served to us. A warning if you have a pet it's £20 per night now and segregation in the bar area for breakfast which is fine except for the walk through with your serving from the restaurant area before it gets cold. The grounds are superb and the outside patio are excellent, plenty of car parking. It would be interesting to see if management comment.

The Ramada by Wyndham Oxford is a 20-30 min bus ride away from Oxford central station. It’s a good choice for solo travellers as it’s very good value for money. The room was very spacious and clean. The bathroom was new and very clean. The room was very quiet in a quiet part of the hotel. There were plenty of places to eat nearby as it’s just off the M40 junction to Wheatley. There were shops and places to eat to suite every budget and taste. There was a Pizza express restaurant and a large Starbucks. There is a bus stop in 5 min walk where you can get a range of buses to Oxford and Aylesbury. The 400 and x400 take you directly to the Oxford central train station, it’s such a direct route why take a car and pay huge parking fees! Oxford is great for culture and museums so I would recoomebt staying at Ramada. Will stay here again next time I visit its great value. I visited a few exhibitions while in Oxford, the Ramada is also great for pets. Hope you find my post helpful