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"Excellent hotel, reception staff very helpful. Easy access to Oxford with regular buses a short walk away. Would book again"

"Lovely hotel in the centre of Oxford. "

"Excellent stay. Upgraded our room which was a lovely surprise. Very unique place, well worth a visit. "

"We always stay here when in Oxford because it ticks all the boxes. The location is perfect in the centre of town, the staff are super friendly, the beds are some of the comfiest ever and the building is beautiful!"

"Simply the best place to stay in Oxford. Amazingly helpful and friendly front of house staff on reception, easy parking, good food, lovely size rooms, central location and walkable to everywhere. "

"Lovely building in a nice peaceful area ,The staff were so friendly and helpful. We were upgraded to a larger room, with two queen sized beds and plenty of room to walk around. "

" First impressions: the drive and facia of the hotel is beautiful Check in: flawless. My prior online chat was evident and already in play. Reception: Liza is remarkable. She never seems to go home! She remembered my room number 5 days after check in! Breakfast:Maître D Akeesha (apologies for the spelling) has a great team. They keep a relatively tight ship. Maid service: impeccable. The entire place, buildings and grounds are spotless and beautiful. Pool is warm, not too big, but welcoming. (For those who like to find fault - there is one tile missing on the poolside ;) No job is too big, or demanding, for everyone in this place. I rarely give 5 stars. Then again, I rarely am THIS impressed! Little Note, for hospitality management / staff … when spraying the cleaner onto a vacant table, in the restaurant, guard the spray splatter with your cloth (nobody likes to sit eating, whilst being sprayed with some level of detergent from the next table) Keep up the good work, everyone!"

"The staff were all friendly and helpful. the hotel is well appointed and very clean. A great location only a short walk from the lovely Iffley village and lock on the Thames"