Oxford Hotels (Oxfordshire)

Cotswold Lodge Hotel, Oxford 1 miles (1 km)

Oxford, 'The City of Dreaming Spires', has a wealth of architectural gems. The jewel in its crown is the world-famous University, with a history spanning some nine centuries. Cotswold Lodge is in a quiet location, a short walk from the highlights of the City. The original Georgian building houses ten feature rooms, named after Oxford's famous colleges. The elegant 66a Restaurant serves British and European dishes which can also be enjoyed al fresco, in the courtyard, during the summer.
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Bay Tree Hotel, Oxford 19 miles (31 km)

Burford typifies the charm of the world-famous Cotswold region. The picturesque High Street, lined with Cotswold Stone and black and white timbered buildings, winds its way down to the pretty River Windrush. The Bay Tree has welcomed guests since 1565 and is renowned for its friendly atmosphere. Tasteful decor complements the original stone fireplaces, flagstone floors and oak-panelling. The walled gardens are a suntrap during the summer, whilst log fires blaze in the cosy lounges during winter. Award-winning seasonal cuisine is served in The Bay Tree Restaurant.
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Donnington Valley Hotel Golf & Spa, Oxford 26 miles (42 km)

This fabulous destination hotel offers guests some of the finest accommodation in the Newbury area. Its chic, contemporary bedrooms are all air-cooled and have king size beds, Wi-Fi internet access, LCD TVs, DVD players and marble bathrooms. The hotel has an outstanding health spa with an 18-metre pool, large Jacuzzi, monsoon showers with mood lighting, 8 beauty treatment suites and a state-of-the-art gym which overlooks the par 71, 18-hole golf course surrounding the hotel. The esteemed WinePress Restaurant offers an award-winning wine list, extending to over 350 wines.
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Manor House Hotel, Oxford 27 miles (43 km)

Moreton-in-Marsh is awash with character. Historic buildings line the High Street which bursts into life each week with a vibrant market. The Manor House has a friendly country house ambience and unique period features including secret passages and a priest?s hole. Its individually-styled bedrooms overlook the High Street or the hotel gardens. Four-poster bedrooms feature window seats and fireplaces, while the luxurious new, self-contained, cottage features a private garden, hot tub and hi-tech facilities. The award-winning brasserie style Mulberry Restaurant serves delicious food prepared using fresh Cotswold produce.
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Buckingham Villiers Hotel, Oxford 27 miles (43 km)

Dating back to 1577, Villiers was Buckingham's main coaching inn during Oliver Cromwell's time. Its original character has been enhanced with timeless decor and designer fabrics. Bedrooms are individually styled, spacious and offer free Wi-fi internet. Three Suites have galleries overlooking a lounge area below. A traditional bar with log fires and real ales contrasts with the atmosphere of the contemporary, air-conditioned restaurant serving innovative dishes using the freshest ingredients.
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Fosse Manor, Oxford 28 miles (45 km)

Stow-on-the-Wold is the highest town in the Cotwolds, elevating Fosse Manor to an enviable position, overlooking the spectacular countryside. A wealth of gardens, stately homes and charming villages with antique shops, galleries and country pubs surround the town. Fosse Manor has a contemporary interior that embraces the character of the building. Each bedroom has its own style and many have fine views. Rooms are located in the main house and the new coach house. The very best seasonal, local ingredients dominate the menu in the award-winning restaurant, which is accompanied by a superb selection of fine wines.
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Swan Hotel at Bibury, Oxford 28 miles (45 km)

William Morris described Bibury as the prettiest village in England. The Swan Hotel sits amidst this tranquil beauty, surrounded by rolling hills, woodland and charming stone cottages. Most bedrooms overlook the calm waters of the River Coln; some feature king-size or four-poster beds and Jacuzzi baths. The hotel also has four self-contained, luxury cottage suites, each with its own sitting room and superb amenities. Mouth-watering seasonal dishes are served in the Gallery Restaurant while the French brasserie-style Café Swan, which overlooks a pretty courtyard, offers a touch of European flair.
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Noel Arms Hotel, Oxford 35 miles (56 km)

Chipping Campden is one of the most famous towns in the Cotswolds. Noel Arms Hotel is on the High Street - designated a conservation area - and Charles II rested his troops there during the Civil War. Today, the bedrooms offer every comfort, some with king-sized beds, and one with a carved four-poster bed dating back to 1657. Relax over coffee and pastries in the hotel?s fabulous coffee shop, absorb the atmosphere of historic Dover?s Bar with its cosy fire, or dine in the attractive restaurant specialising in great British food, most of it sourced locally from the finest Cotswold produce.
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Whittlebury Hall Hotel & Spa, Oxford 36 miles (58 km)

Whittlebury Hall enjoys a rural setting, with golf course views, just over 3 miles from Silverstone and 10 minutes from the M1. Its Day Spa is world-class, featuring a full thermal suite of invigorating heat and ice experiences, ancient bathing rituals - including a Hammam chamber and Rasul room - and spa treatments by Elemis, ESPA, Jessica and Clarins. The Spa has its own hair studio and the full leisure club features an indoor pool and Cybex gym. Award-winning Murray's Restaurant serves fine cuisine, fusing flavour with fashion, and is one of 3 restaurants on-site.
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Hatherley Manor Hotel, Oxford 49 miles (79 km)

Hatherley Manor is surrounded by mature gardens, a walled garden and an orchard, just three miles from the M5 and perfectly placed for visting Gloucester, Cheltenham and the Cotswolds. This superb country house hotel combines contemporary luxury with the charming heritage of the original building. Each of its bedrooms have been lovingly decorated ? they include an oak panelled room and an elegant four-poster suite. Modern British cuisine is served in the Dewinton Restaurant and guests can dine al fresco during the summer.
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