Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Oxfordshire, England

Railway Inn - The welcoming Railway Inn provides good value bed and breakfast accommodation, with free Wi-Fi. Culham rail station is adjacent, offering excellent access to central London. All of the en suite rooms have a TV and comfortable beds. An inclusive full English breakfast is available. The stylish restaurant at the Railway Inn serves traditional English food in a cosy setting and the bar has real ales. The new hosts are friendly and efficient. This traditional pub and inn offers entertainment in the games room and an attractive garden. There is ample free parking.

Perch and Pike - Situated in the picturesque village of South Stoke, this charming country retreat is ideally located for exploring this part of the Thames Valley on bike, foot or horse-back. The Perch & Pike is an owner-run property offering a warm family welcome and comfort, with typical homemade hearty pub meals alongside an ? la carte menu. The house also has a bar, restaurant, garden and patio. The Ridgeway Hiking Trail passes directly outside the front door, and the River Thames is just a few minutes walk away. Midway between Oxford and Reading, close to the M4 and M40, and just one hour by train from London Paddington, the Perch & Pike is easily accessible.

The Bat and Ball Inn - In a small, pretty village in the Oxfordshire countryside, just 8 miles (13 km) from Oxford city centre, this former coaching inn offers delicious food, real ales and a charming village atmosphere. The Bat & Ball Inn has a great bar, with an enormous collection of cricketing memorabilia. With pine tables and flagstone floors, the bar has a cosy and comfortable feel. You can enjoy an excellent selection of hand-pulled ales including LBW, Marston's Pedigree and a weekly changing guest ale. The restaurant has a great reputation for serving fantastic food, with seasonal menus offering good quality and value for money. The Bat & Ball has appeared in the Good Pub Guide and more recently received an entry in Michelin's Eating Out In Pubs Guide. Wi-Fi is available in the bar and restaurant. All of the rooms have now been sympathetically refurbished in a contemporary style. Each room is named after a famous cricketer and has starched linen bedding, a modern en suite bathroom, an LCD flat-screen TV with digital Freeview channels and solid oak furniture.

Red Mullions Guest House - Red Mullions is a welcoming family-run guest house in Headington, Oxford, excellently located for the many hospitals in Headington and the Oxford Brookes University, 10-minutes from central Oxford. A range of rooms are on offer, all except one of which are en suite. Each provides a flat-screen TV with a choice of over 40 TV and radio channels, DVD player, DVD library and Wi-Fi broadband internet. Refreshment trays and hairdryers are also supplied. Red Mullions enjoys good public transport links, meaning easy access to the historic centre of Oxford.

Lakeside Guesthouse - This beautiful Edwardian property is 15 minutes' walk from historic Oxford city centre. Lakeside Guesthouse has recently been refurbished to a high standard, with a contemporary decor throughout. Breakfast is continental and full English. It is cooked to order and served in the sunny breakfast room overlooking the local park area. Lakeside is a family-run guest house and the proprietors have 20 years' experience and will offer a warm welcome and friendly service.

The Falcon BandB - The Falcon B&B is a 10-minute walk from Oxford city centre, and has views of the college boathouses. The warm and friendly B&B is within 2 late-Victorian town houses located opposite Queens College's playing fields. Each room is well furnished and has an en suite shower. Full English breakfast is included in the room rate.

Newton House Guesthouse - These 2 Victorian town houses are 10 minutes' walk from the city centre, and an even shorter walk from Christ Church College and the Thames. Newton House Guesthouse is well located for exploring Oxford on foot, and is the B&B closest to historic Christchurch. Major coach sites and the train station are within 1.2 km of the guest house, and buses stop right outside. The well-presented guest house has free Wi-Fi internet access and a private car park. Newton House was graded 3-star guest accommodation by Visit Britain and the AA.

Marlborough House Hotel - BandB - Marlborough House Hotel is a spacious and privately owned B&B 1.5 miles (2.4 km) north of Oxford city centre. It aims to provide high-quality accommodation with limited self-catering facilities - ideal for independent guests. Built in 1990, it has a traditional design that fits with the local Victorian residential area. Marlborough House Hotel is a short walk from Summertown shopping centre and within easy reach of the motorways. Marlborough House Hotel can cater for those who come to Oxford to study, to visit or for business.

White Hart Nettlebed - The White Hart is a stylishly refurbished 14th century Country inn, in the picturesque Oxfordshire village of Nettlebed, just outside the thriving Thames side town of Henley. The restaurant has a daily changing menu of Mediterranean and British cooking, including many traditional pub favourites. The ingredients are mostly local and seasonal. The White Hart has 12 individually designed en suite double rooms, 6 of which are in the main building and 6 in the converted stables alongside the inn. There is a cosy bar with a log fire and free Wi-Fi. Near the historic market towns of Wallingford and Abingdon, the White Hart is not far from Reading, Oxford, Ascot and Windsor. The restaurant and bar are not open on Sunday or Public Holiday evenings.

The Old Crown Coaching Inn - In the heart of the quiet market town, this charming former coaching inn dates back to the 16th century and has retained its original cobbled courtyard and fountain. The hotel's central location makes it an ideal base for exploring Faringdon's picturesque streets and the surrounding countryside. Once a month, the archway leading to the hotel's courtyard, just off the market square, is home to stalls from the local farmers' market. All of the hotel's rooms are decorated in light, neutral colours and have wooden furnishings. Some of the rooms still feature carefully preserved period features, such as original wooden beams.