Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Oxfordshire, England

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.

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.

A Lakeside Town Farm B and B - With a peaceful location, on a 300-acre working farm, surrounded by gorgeous gardens and lakes, this beautiful farmhouse offers unique charm and original character. The Lakeside Town Farm B&B has a wonderful, peaceful location in a small village, bordering Oxford South, at the foot of the Chiltern Hills, with no passing traffic. The farmhouse boasts beautiful original features and historic charm, with inglenook fireplaces, original wooden beams and a traditional farmhouse-style kitchen with an Aga stove. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout. For extra peace and privacy, guests can stay in the farm's garden lodge, situated by the lake, with up-to-date decor and a 'shabby chic' style. With its gorgeous gardens and lakes, the B&B is perfect for a relaxing break and has been featured on TV's Gardeners' World, the Oxford Channel and in the Sunday Times. Sit by the lakes and the restful, tinkling waterfall, with far-reaching views over the 300-acre farm.

Eurobar Cafe and Hotel - BandB - Set in Oxford's historic city centre, next to the bus station and 5-minutes' walk from the train station, this small hotel is ideally located close to University colleges, theatres and shops. A unique mix of traditional English and modern European styles, the caf?-bar is open from 09:00 - 23:00 Monday-Thursday; 09:00 - 24:00 Friday and Saturday; and 12:00 - 22:30 on Sunday for bar snacks, tea, coffee, traditional ales and lagers. The hotel offers guests the comfort of well-appointed stylish and spacious en suite or standard rooms (with a shared bathroom) in the heart of the historic university city of Oxford, within a stone's throw of all its attractions. Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

Shakespeare House Guest House - With great reviews from national newspapers, this Gold Award winning, 5-star Guest Accommodation (from Quality in Tourism for Visit Britain) is said to have been visited by Shakespeare. In the village of Grendon Underwood, 20 minutes from Oxford, Shakespeare House is a beautifully restored Grade II Listed property that dates back over 500 years. Once a coaching inn, the building is part Elizabethan and part Tudor. Today it has luxury rooms, a welcoming drawing room with large fireplace and TV, and an elegant dining room with log fire. The house also has front and rear gardens. Shakespeare House was voted one of the top 50 romantic places to stay in the UK by The Sunday Telegraph newspaper (December 2008). The Guardian newspaper said "great for solo travellers and dinner's such fun", while The Observer liked the "plush furnishings and super-swish bathrooms". Shakespeare House was also praised by Conde Nast Traveller Magazine.

Fleur De Lys Inn - With a dining room, cosy bar, garden and fabulous en suite rooms, this charming inn nestles amid the medieval village of Dorchester-on-Thames, 14.5 km (9 miles) from Oxford. The 16th-century Fleur De Lys Inn provides an ideal retreat for a weekend or mid-week break. Stroll along the High Street, steeped in historic English charm, and visit the magnificent Augustinian Abbey; or enjoy the surrounding countryside with its myriad of delightful rambles, including the sleepy Thames riverbanks and the spectacular views from the top of Wittenham Clumps. Oxford and its many attractions are a mere 14.5 km (9 miles) away. A welcoming and professional team pride themselves in offering you high quality local cuisine, fine wines and real ales to make your stay a memorable occasion.

Zouch Farm Bed and Breakfast - This countryside B&B is part of Zouch Farm and close to Culham Train Station. The rooms have iPod stands, wireless broadband and king-size beds with Egyptian cotton bedding. Each room also has an HD TV with Freeview and a DVD player. Zouch Farm Bed and Breakfast offers a cooked-to-order English breakfast and a variety of cereals, fruit juices and preserves. Each room also has a dog kennel included.

Brook Barn Country House - These beautifully converted barns offer 5-star accommodation, with a fabulous mix of traditional romantic charm, modern style and state-of-the-art comforts, including free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. The AA has awarded Brook Barn the coveted 'Highly Commended 5 Yellow Stars' for guest accommodation, along with their Eggcup and Pie award for 'very special breakfasts and dinners'. Brook Barn is a wonderful, relaxing hideaway in over an acre of gardens. The gardens include an orchard, a wild flower meadow and a beautiful chalk stream. The Mediterranean garden features a luxurious hot tub. The rooms are beautifully but simply decorated and extremely comfortable with Egyptian cotton bed linen and towels, TVs with Freeview or Sky satellite channels and CD/DVD players. Beautifully appointed and equipped to the highest standards, Brook Barn offers all the advantages of a chic, high-class boutique hotel with the informality and great-value prices of a bed and breakfast.

Easington House - 15Th Century Farmhouse with gardens stone floors beams fireplaces privately owned and operated. Convenient for town bars restaurants and shops etc close to Cotswolds Stratford oxford Woodstock silverstone Bicester Village and a mile or so off the m40 Junction Full English or continental Breakfast included in price of rooms Free range eggs, British Bacon and Sausage, Organic yoghurts, selection of Fresh fruit and Juices Cereals etc Broadband and Wi Fi included. Afternoon tea served from May 08

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.