Hotels in Oxford, United Kingdom
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Landmarks
- O2 Academy (Oxford)
- University of Oxford
- Oxford Brookes University
- New Theatre Oxford
- Ashmolean Museum
- Headington Shark
- University College
- Bodleian Library
- Kassam Stadium
- Oxford University Museum of Natural History
- Oxford City Centre
- Said Business School
- Hertford College
- Oxford Town Hall
- Iffley Road Track
- John Radcliffe Hospital
- St. Catherine's College
- St Cross College
- Brasenose College
- Merton College
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Neighborhoods
Best hotels in Oxford
How to Find the Best Oxford Hotels with Hotels.com
When searching for Oxford hotels, look no further than Hotels.com. We make finding hotels in Oxford straightforward with our expertise and easy online booking process. Whether visiting Oxford for a city break or on a business trip, here at Hotels.com we have an extensive selection of hotels to choose from. To get an idea and an accurate evaluation of the accommodation, read our Oxford hotel reviews by previous guests. Our website also provides multiple photos of each hotel in Oxford so you know what to expect before making an online booking with us. We also include an online map which pinpoints the location of each Oxford hotel to see how close you are to the city's many tourist attractions. Oxford is renowned around the world as a center of learning, fantastic architecture and English charm. Have a walk around the city center's cobblestoned streets while visiting Christ Church and Corpus Christi College.
What's Oxford Like?
The historical city of Oxford is located in Oxfordshire, Southern England. Oxford offers a medieval feel combined with a modern city with a selection of restaurants, bars, cafes and shops. The quaint city center is small enough to walk or cycle around. Do what the locals do and hire a bike. Use pedal power to explore the famous attractions like Oxford Castle, Museum of Oxford, St. Michael at the North Gate and the University of Oxford Botanic Garden. There are plenty of bike stations where you can leave a cycle and visit the city's landmarks on foot. Why not go on a guided walking tour of Oxford? An experienced tour guide can take you around the city's narrow streets, alleyways and secret corners. How about reserving an Oxford hotel with us here at Hotels.com close to Radcliffe Square, right in the heart of the city center?
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Oxford
One of the most popular local customs in Oxford is rowing. The city holds the world famous annual Oxford-Cambridge boat race every April. Do remember to make an online hotel booking in advance with Hotels.com so you can join in the fun. May Day is one of the city's most popular celebrations especially with students from the university and colleges. There are plenty of street parties, street entertainers, food and drink on offer. This exciting city is also perfect for getting to know the friendly locals. If you need any help, advice or information on what to see and do, just ask. Don't miss out, book Oxford hotels online with Hotels.com.
When searching for Oxford hotels, look no further than Hotels.com. We make finding hotels in Oxford straightforward with our expertise and easy online booking process. Whether visiting Oxford for a city break or on a business trip, here at Hotels.com we have an extensive selection of hotels to choose from. To get an idea and an accurate evaluation of the accommodation, read our Oxford hotel reviews by previous guests. Our website also provides multiple photos of each hotel in Oxford so you know what to expect before making an online booking with us. We also include an online map which pinpoints the location of each Oxford hotel to see how close you are to the city's many tourist attractions. Oxford is renowned around the world as a center of learning, fantastic architecture and English charm. Have a walk around the city center's cobblestoned streets while visiting Christ Church and Corpus Christi College.
What's Oxford Like?
The historical city of Oxford is located in Oxfordshire, Southern England. Oxford offers a medieval feel combined with a modern city with a selection of restaurants, bars, cafes and shops. The quaint city center is small enough to walk or cycle around. Do what the locals do and hire a bike. Use pedal power to explore the famous attractions like Oxford Castle, Museum of Oxford, St. Michael at the North Gate and the University of Oxford Botanic Garden. There are plenty of bike stations where you can leave a cycle and visit the city's landmarks on foot. Why not go on a guided walking tour of Oxford? An experienced tour guide can take you around the city's narrow streets, alleyways and secret corners. How about reserving an Oxford hotel with us here at Hotels.com close to Radcliffe Square, right in the heart of the city center?
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Oxford
One of the most popular local customs in Oxford is rowing. The city holds the world famous annual Oxford-Cambridge boat race every April. Do remember to make an online hotel booking in advance with Hotels.com so you can join in the fun. May Day is one of the city's most popular celebrations especially with students from the university and colleges. There are plenty of street parties, street entertainers, food and drink on offer. This exciting city is also perfect for getting to know the friendly locals. If you need any help, advice or information on what to see and do, just ask. Don't miss out, book Oxford hotels online with Hotels.com.
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