Hotels Near St Hugh's College in Oxford

Drive directly from London Airport to the hotel. The hotel is located in a residential area. The appearance is a submit-detached house. When we arrived, there was a large truck of renovation garbage at the doorway of the yard, which looked a bit messy. Entering the room was still very tidy. It should have just been renovated and looked relatively new and clean. The house is of course an old house with a certain history. The heating and sockets are a bit old. The sockets are arranged near the baseboards of the house, which makes charging awkward. Now everyone has so many electronic devices, it is recommended that the store provide more charging sockets. We booked a family room. The room is large enough. On the ground floor, there is a floor-to-ceiling window leading to the back yard. In summer, there should be a small inner yard with a table for leisure, but we arrived in winter and the yard was not decorated. Breakfast was arranged in a small restaurant in the sun room. The food is relatively rich and the environment is warm. You can communicate with other travelers. The manager and waiter are also very enthusiastic and can do their best to help the guests. The transportation is not bad. We basically walk to the central area, which takes about 20 to 25 minutes. The advantage is that you don’t have to find a place to park, and you can also see the small colleges on both sides along the way. There are not many places to eat around, but there is a small bar about 15 minutes' walk away, which has 1 Michelin star. It is a little expensive, but the food is delicious and the atmosphere is good. Students in the school are discussing business plans, which is a very university atmosphere. You can park on the roadside in front of the hotel, which is convenient. The manager let us park in the small parking lot of the hotel, which makes us feel at home. The small hotel is free and warm, and you can enter and exit with a password at night. Overall, I am quite satisfied. The next two pictures are of the small bar, and the last picture is Zixia on the road at dusk.

I stayed in an executive room, which was quite spacious. The room was very simple and comfortable. I needed to add a small table in the room for work, and the waiter was very quick to help me solve it. The breakfast was OK, the bread was good, but the breakfast did not change after staying for six or seven days. There was no air conditioning, but a small electric fan was provided. The temperature was quite high during the few days I stayed there, and the window in the room could be opened very small. So the room was stuffy, and even if the temperature outside dropped, the ventilation was not good, and the temperature in the room was still high. This was a bit unbearable.

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!

Very good homestay. The area is small, but everything is available, especially very, very clean. Spotless! With a history of more than one hundred years, it is simple and elegant, and it is very close to the school where the child is interviewed! like very much! Hope to come again next time!

We stayed here twice for our trip oxford ＞ london ＞ Oxford. First booking was a double room and second was twin room. Those who looking to stay alone or travel in couple, highly recommend to go for twin room as the twin room is definitely more spacious than the double room. Nonetheless, you still won’t have enough space to open your luggages on the floor. Cleanliness was good, they lent you hair dryer but the toilet amenities is lacking. Location is convenient as there’s bus to take u to city center at 2 pound each way or you could walk for 40 mins to the city too. Affordable and ok stay but I’d prefer to stay in city center the next time.

It was the second day of opening when I stayed there. The facilities were quite complete. Although the breakfast menu was the same every day, the taste was good. The reception service was also very good.

In the city center, the location is good, the bus station is only a 5-minute walk away, and there are restaurants, supermarkets, and banks downstairs and next to it. But the room is very simple and small, the sound insulation is very poor, the smell of disinfectant is very strong, and it is very noisy downstairs at 1 or 2 in the morning.

I booked this hotel for a weekend get away foe me and my partner. It was an early birthday treat, i advised the hotel this upon booking and they were fantastic enough to put a banner up and left a few little goodies for her which was amazing, very nice touch. The hotel staff were friendly, polite and courteous. Would definitely look at booking again in the future if we are down that way again.

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.