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5 Best Hotels in Oxford

This guide to Oxford features five well-reviewed hotels, led by Old Bank Hotel and Old Parsonage Hotel.

Last updated: Sep 11, 2026

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Old Bank HotelTerraceOxford 9.3 / 101,002 reviewsCheck live price β†—
Old Parsonage HotelGarden Β· On-site diningOxford 9.0 / 10735 reviewsCheck live price β†—
St Margaret's HotelGarden Β· ParkingOxford 8.9 / 101,313 reviewsCheck live price β†—
Malmaison Oxford0.3 km from Oxford centreOxford 8.7 / 103,846 reviewsCheck live price β†—
voco Oxford Spires by IHGPool Β· Spa and wellnessOxford 8.7 / 102,339 reviewsCheck live price β†—

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9.3 / 101,002 reviews

Old Bank Hotel

Modern artwork and marble bathrooms give the Old Bank a distinctive Oxford identity. Quod serves meals and afternoon tea with terrace seating, while many rooms retain period details and city views.

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9.0 / 10735 reviews

Old Parsonage Hotel

The Old Parsonage dates from 1660, with a residents' garden library and two terraces for unhurried downtime. Its Bar & Grill serves British dishes from breakfast until late, making dining part of the stay.

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8.9 / 101,313 reviews

St Margaret's Hotel

St Margaret's retains stained glass, high ceilings and bay windows from its Victorian origins. A garden offers space to relax, with in-room tea-making facilities and on-site parking for a practical Oxford visit.

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8.7 / 103,846 reviews

Malmaison Oxford

Malmaison Oxford makes a former Victorian prison an unusually characterful place to stay. Converted-cell rooms add mood lighting and power showers, while the brasserie and bars provide a lively contrast to the historic architecture.

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8.7 / 102,339 reviews

voco Oxford Spires by IHG

Oxford Spires offers an orchard and gardens alongside a heated indoor pool and spa. Deacons serves food throughout the day, with a terrace for cocktails and rooms featuring aerated showers.

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Where to stay in Oxford

Oxford’s historic centre is best for colleges and museums, while Jericho combines restaurants with a local atmosphere. St Clements is convenient for coach arrivals, and Summertown is quieter north of the centre.

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Frequently asked questions

Hotels in Oxford: common questions

01What is the best area to stay in Oxford?

The main areas to compare are the historic centre, Jericho, St Clements, Summertown and the station area. The right choice depends on sights, transport, nightlife and the atmosphere you prefer.

02How much does a good hotel in Oxford cost per night?

Nightly rates depend on your dates and room choice. Current reference prices appear in the comparison table when available; confirm the final total and booking conditions with the hotel provider.

03When should you book a hotel in Oxford?

Book earlier for summer, public holidays, festivals and major event dates. The best-reviewed refundable rooms are usually the first to sell.

04How many nights should you stay in Oxford?

Two or three nights suit a focused city break. Add more time for beaches, museums, mountain activities or regional day trips.

05Do you need a car when staying in Oxford?

A car is rarely necessary for a central city stay. Consider one for regional day trips, mountain areas or accommodation beyond the main urban centre.