English Hotels 61 to 83 in Oxfordshire, England

The Deddington Arms - The Deddington Arms Hotel overlooks the beautiful market square of Deddington. We are located in a medieval village lying between Oxford and Banbury at the gateway to the Cotswolds. The hotel has offered a warm welcome to travellers since the 16th century when, as a coaching inn, it offered food and shelter to weary stagecoach passengers. Today the hotel has a superb fresh food restaurant with air conditioning, warm welcoming bars with log fires and 27 en suite bedrooms including cottage suites and four-poster luxury. Deddington is a village steeped in history dating back to an early 6/7th century settlement. The Deddington Arms Hotel is well situated for visits to many beautiful and interesting places locally, making it an ideal place to stay for a long weekend or a longer break in the countryside. The Deddington Arms Hotel is now a non-smoking hotel in all the public areas.

Red Lion Hotel - This historic coaching inn dates back to before the Civil War, and has a traditional bar, a restaurant and en suite rooms overlooking the village green. The Red Lion Hotel is south of Banbury and close to the M40 motorway. It features old oak, stone chimney pieces, intriguing low beams, narrow doors and hallways. The restaurant was once a bake house and brewery, and now serves fine English and continental cuisine. Traditional ales and fine wines are served from the cool cellars and stone vaults.

Sudbury House Hotel - Nestling on the edge of the Cotswolds between Oxford and Swindon, within easy access of the m4 and m40. The hotel offers traditional comforts with modern facilities set in 9 acres of beautiful grounds. Sudbury House, once a fine regency residence, has been extended in recent years to form a fully equipped hotel, blending modern facilities with traditional elegance. The development has been thoughtfully designed to exist in perfect harmony with the original building & its surroundings. The hotel has 49 bedrooms including 1 suite. For family use, there are 2 rooms with a double bed, bunk beds.

Inn For All Seasons - This 17th century Cotswold coaching inn overlooking the rolling countryside continues to enhance its reputation for good food in a relaxed, traditional setting. Now under the direction of chef/Proprietor Matthew Sharp and his wife Heather, the inn has been in the Sharp family for over 20 years. Matthew is a classically trained chef and has worked in some of the best London hotels. He puts together a daily changing menu that takes advantage of local produce. The inn also specialises in fish and shellfish, all sourced in Brixham. The 10 en suite double and twin rooms (including a lovely four poster room) are all different and boast pleasant views. The Inn is ideally situated between Oxford and Cheltenham, and just to the west of Buford; the gateway to the Cotswolds. Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold and Chipping Norton are all very close and well worth a visit.

Cotswold Gateway Hotel - Serving local produce, offering a friendly welcome, efficient service and a pleasantly relaxed atmosphere, this former 18th century inn is ideal for those seeking to explore the Cotswold region. Originally a resting and overnight point for travellers, this hotel still performs the same function, but in a more modern context. It offers the convenience of ample parking in a private car park at the rear of the hotel, and a restaurant and bar open daily to both residents and non-residents. Each of the 20 bedrooms has a private bathroom and many useful facilities. A four-poster room and a family room are also available. Whether you try traditional ales in the bar, a freshly brewed coffee in the coffee shop, or a meal in the air-conditioned restaurant, you are sure to enjoy your stay amid beautiful English countryside.

Marlborough Hotel - A 14th-century former coaching inn, The Marlborough Hotel is set in the heart of beautiful Woodstock, near Oxford, overlooking the town's historic streets and near to the M40. The Malborough Hotel provides a tranquil setting for a relaxing break with good access to local attractions, including Blenheim Palace, Rousham Park House & Garden and the Oxfordshire Museum. Woodstock itself has a beautiful town square, ivy-clad buildings and fascinating architecture. Rooms are light and spacious and furnished with a flat-screen TV. Some rooms have baths and large walk-in showers and some rooms have beautiful period features. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available in the hotel. A popular venue for business meetings and special occasions, the Malborough Grill offers a peaceful setting with space for up to 100 people in the Gallery and bar area. There is also a picturesque courtyard for summer evenings.

Holiday Inn Express - Located on junction 11 of the M40, this hotel is ideally located for Silverstone. The hotel has air-conditioned rooms with complimentary high-speed internet access. Wireless internet can be accessed in meeting rooms and public areas. A complimentary continental breakfast is included for all guests. The Holiday Inn Express Banbury also has 4 well-equipped meeting rooms which can accommodate up to 60 people.

The Plough Hotel - An authentic Elizabethan Cotswold Manor House specialising in Game and Seafood with a stylish, yet informal approach. Set in the beautiful Cotswold countryside; the Thames, Kelmscott, Burford and Oxford are all ready to explore. The Plough Hotel is a gorgeous and unique privately owned, Elizabethan Manor House. Stay in a wonderful four poster bedroom, enjoy al fresco dining under parasols during summer and in winter, relax beside a roaring log fire. Whether it be horse riding, fishing, shooting, boating on the Thames or pampering with simply delicious food, you will find something to suite you at The Plough Hotel.

The Lamb Inn - Winner of the Cond? Nast Johansens 'Most Excellent Inn' Award (2009), this traditional English country hotel is in the heart of the Cotswolds. In the delightful and picturesque town of Burford, The Lamb Inn is ideally placed for exploring this beautiful area. The Lamb Inn has 17 individual bedrooms, each decorated in warm traditional colours with fine, often antique, furniture for a true country feel.

Days Inn Hotel Oxford - Days Inn Hotel Oxford is 6 miles (9.7 km) from Oxford city centre and located off junction 8A of the M40 motorway. The convenient hotel has free parking, spacious en suite rooms and a 24-hour reception. Next to the hotel is the Welcome Break service area, with shops and restaurants including Burger King, KFC, Eat In, Coffee Primo, WHSmith and Waitrose. Each room has a bath and a shower, tea/coffee, Freeview TV, a telephone and a free newspaper. Pets are permitted at the hotel. Nearby attractions include Blenheim Palace, Waterperry Gardens, Cotswold Villages and Bicester Village designer shopping outlet.

The Bowling Green Steakhouse Hotel - Recently extended to create a great restaurant private hotel on the outskirts of Banbury. Adjacent to m40 Junction 11. Privately owned and run by Phil and Karen Slater, offering a friendly personal service. Originally a farmhouse, converted into an inn and now recently extended to form a steakhouse restaurant and 6 bedroom private hotel. Adjacent to the m4o motorway! Char-grilled steaks are the speciality of the house. We have 2 restaurant areas,and a large garden with a covered decking area for alfresco dinning. We are situated just 2 minutes from Junction 11 on the m40 and 5 minutes from Banbury town centre.

The Holcombe Hotel - This elegant 17th century hotel offers exceptional hospitality and service in a relaxed atmosphere, in both the hotel and our award-winning Mediterranean restaurant. The hotel and restaurant are non-smoking. Individually decorated bedrooms offering every comfort. The hotel is an ideal venue for smaller meetings. Golf courses are nearby.

The Oxford Belfry - QHotels - The Oxford Belfry is set in 17 acres of beautiful countryside, just a short drive from the dreaming spires of Oxford. The hotel is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding attractions, including Blenheim Palace. The hotel's 154 elegant and spacious bedrooms are set around two courtyards with their flower borders and sparkling fountain. The light and airy corridors will lead you to a variety of lounges, so you can sit and relax after a day of sightseeing, before dining in their award winning restaurant. The Reflections leisure facilities include a heated indoor pool, gymnasium, sauna and two all weather tennis courts.

Westwood Country Hotel Ltd - This hotel rests just 2 miles from the centre of the famous City of Dreaming Spires, surrounded by 400 acres of woodland and gardens. This dream has now been fulfilled with a hotel that provides a relaxing blend of elegance and warmth to all guests. Built in 1910 as a charming Edwardian gentleman's residence, the hotel offers a true haven of tranquillity and a relaxed country house atmosphere. Many of the 21 bedrooms have been recently refurbished, each individually styled to provide maximum comfort and convenience during your stay. With different shapes and sizes to suit all requirements, the rooms all benefit from en suite bath and/or shower rooms, the facilities listed in "room descriptions" as well as fluffy cotton towels. Many rooms enjoy fabulous views over the gardens and woods, adding to the country house atmosphere. We are fully licensed and guests are welcome to join us for a drink at the bar or on the terrace and dine with us in the restaurant. Alternatively, we can serve meals and snacks in your room (at an additional cost).

Victoria House Hotel - Superbly situated in the heart of the city of Oxford, this hotel is just minutes' walk from the university, colleges and botanical gardens. Wi-Fi internet access is available throughout the hotel. All major shopping centres are adjacent to the hotel. The Oxford rail and bus stations are situated within walking distance. Surrounded by cafes, restaurants, cinemas, theatres and bars, the nightlife begins at your doorstep. This is a non-smoking hotel.

Dog House Hotel - With a peaceful, rural location, just 20 minutes from the historic university city of Oxford and just 10 minutes from Abingdon, the hotel is rich in original character and traditional charm. Situated in the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside, the Dog House Hotel has a traditional bar, with an original wood-beamed ceiling, a roaring fire and a patio. Food is available in the bar and in the restaurant and conservatory. The name of the hotel has an unusual origin. In days gone by, wealthy farming gentry sent their offspring to be educated in Oxford and would arrive there complete with their horses and hunting dogs. The colleges allowed their students to stable horses, but not the dogs. With nowhere else to house the animals, the proprietor of the local inn offered an invaluable dog-sitting service and the venue became known as the Dog House. Today, there are 20 comfortable en suite rooms, including 2 feature rooms. Each room has a TV and tea/coffee making facilities.

Hawkwell House Hotel - Our English country house, in the town of Oxford, is set within three acres of well designed mature tree lined gardens. On arrival there is at once a sense of calm...a tranquil oasis. The hotel is in the leafy village of Iffley which is situated near the River Thames, just a short drive from the centre of town, complete with its own Norman Church next door to the hotel; Hawkwell House provides peace in a busy world, and unusually for the area free on site parking. We have 66 en-suite bedrooms which are sumptuously decorated and offer luxurious accommodation with en-suite facilities, direct dial telephones, state of the art televisions, modem points as well as a hospitality tray. Arezzo is our award winning restaurant, the heart of the house and overlooking the fountain patio, is centre stage to a stunning menu of contemporary, yet highly individual dishes. Lovers of fine food and wine will enjoy accomplished meals punctuated by fastidious service and epicurean skill. The versatility of our six meeting rooms provide the right setting for conferences, seminars, training sessions, receptions and parties accommodating up to 200.

Premier Inn Banbury - On a quiet B road in the middle of the Cotswolds, close to Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon, this modern hotel offers great value, with comfortable, spacious en suite rooms and free parking. The Premier Inn Banbury has a convenient location, on the B1400, within easy reach of the M40 motorway. Royal Leamington Spa and Blenheim Palace are just a short drive away, as is Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare. The hotel has a 24-hour reception desk and some rooms can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. An all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet is available each morning and includes the expected cooked items such as scrambled, fried, poached or boiled eggs, and pork or vegetarian sausages. There is also a wide continental selection. The on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant offers traditional, great-value pub favourites in a family-friendly environment.

The Red Lion Hotel - This wisteria-clad historical hotel is uniquely located by the banks of the River Thames, close to Heathrow and Reading airports. Originally a coaching inn on the road to Oxford, the Red Lion Hotel has been offering hospitality to guests for over 600 years. Previous notable guests include Charles I and Queen Charlotte. The Red Lion Hotel is a combination of 15th, 16th and 17th century architecture and is furnished with antiques throughout. Privately owned by the Gill family, the hotel offers personal hospitality with friendly and attentive service. Rooms in the hotel are individually furnished in an English country style, containing period furniture and antique prints and paintings. Many enjoy tranquil river views.

The Spread Eagle Hotel - Since the 16th century, The Spread Eagle has hosted historic guests such as King Charles II and the writer Evelyn Waugh. Today it offers a warm welcome, excellent food, free parking and free Wi-Fi. The Spread Eagle is in the heart of historic Thame, famous for its 1-mile-long (1.6 km) Main Street. With a rich history, the hotel's guests have included royalty, famous politicians, writers and even French prisoners from the Napoleonic wars. The Spread Eagle was made famous by the unusual John Fothergill, who owned the hotel in the 1920s. He wrote about this in the popular book, "An Innkeepers Diary". Fothergill believed in the highest standards of food and service - this tradition continues in The Spread Eagle's Eden Bar and Grill. A fresh new English menu is served, including a reassuring 'comfort cooking' section. The fantastic city of Oxford is within easy reach, along with the historic town of Aylesbury. For shopping addicts, Bicester Outlet Village is only minutes away.

Star Inn - This country pub and hotel serves good food, wine and Real Ale. It is set in Oxfordshire countryside and is ideal for walking or mountain biking on the Ridgeway.

Eynsham Hall - In 3,000 acres of beautiful gardens, in the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside, this beautifully preserved Jacobean-style mansion boasts superb leisure facilities, including an indoor pool. On the edge of the Cotswolds, close to Witney and within easy reach of the university city of Oxford, Eynsham Hall is a Grade II listed manor house. The main reception lounge still retains many beautiful period features, including a wooden floor and a stone fireplace, alongside a new log burner and modern furnishings. There are traditional-style rooms in the main house and more modern rooms in the beautiful grounds. All rooms have complimentary toiletries, telephones, TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Rooms in Eynsham Court also have free Wi-Fi. With real log fires for the winter and a large terrace for the warmer months, the Gun Room is Eynsham Halls award-winning bar. The superb leisure facilities include an indoor swimming pool, a sauna, a gym and outdoor tennis courts.

Crown and Cushion Hotel - Originally a 15th century coaching inn, this hotel offers a relaxing home away from home in the heart of the Cotswold's; an area steeped with history. In the past, the Crown and Cushion was owned by the legendary drummer Keith Moon from The Who and his legacy of decadence lives on today. With a new era under new ownership (it would be an understatement to say), locals have seen a vast improvement in standards, service and attention to detail of a hotel redecorated and freshened up. The Crown & Cushion is Chipping Norton's best kept secret. Once inside, you'll discover there's more to the hotel than at a 1st glance. As well as boasting en suite bedrooms, there is a cosy, traditional bar, a bistro restaurant, comfy lounge, al fresco dining on our the floral terrace, a private dining room for up to 16 guests, a function suite for up to 160 guests (with private bar and separate entrance), 2 further conference rooms, a health club. So why not come in, relax and let the surrounding peacefulness of the countryside take you away.