Hotel dekat New Theatre Oxford, Oxford

The hotel room is very small. The door swiping the card on the corridor causes the door to close continuously. The room sound insulation is very poor. The room upstairs is clear to walk in. The corridor is clear to walk in. The room near the elevator can actually hear the elevator stop and start, including the door close and open. The location is OK, but the room feels bad to live in

We absolutely enjoyed our 3 days 2 nights stay at the graduate hotel at Oxford. We booked 2 King room bedrooms for me&my husband & my son for 2 nights. I am a little worry about 24m2 size of the bedroom might be too small for us but upon arrival and check-in, the room is just nice, very cozy and warm and very Brtish atmosphere. The arrival hall is really pleasant, they have a small cozy bar for good whisky cider and some snacks. My husband & I enjoyed our drinks at the bar, we tried their British draught cider. For the breakfast, they reserve at very beautifully designed Alica restaurant just next to the reception. Very decent English buffet. Not too crowded and very enjoyable morning breakfast. The bed, pillow blankets are super comfortable and we had uninterrupted sleep throughout the night. The room temperature is just nice we set at 19-22 degrees. The bathroom is not spacious but just nice for 1 person. However the bathroom floor is alittle cold as the hotel did not provide slipper. The amenities are decent shampoo/bath gel/conditioner big bottle sizes with small soap though we prefer hand gel and hand lotion as it is cold weather. The room has a spacious corner for closet and luggage, that is very good for my husband and I. However there's only 1 chair for reading and the light/lamp are a little dim maybe we can call it cozy [ Brtish style ]. Pros- Fabulous location to all tourist attractions [ 5 - 10 mins walk ] Pros- Fabulous hotel with good hardware & software Pros- Restaurants & bar that open late and offer food and drinks late till 10pm Pros- Daily Housekeeping is very good Pros- Hotel offers on-site car parking service by the conceige at £48/per night , we paid £96 for 2 nights car parking, same price as London Cheval Pros- They only charge £1 for security deposit that's very unusual but we total appreciate it. 100% Happy & Satisfied with the stay

The environment is simple and clean, and the front desk is very welcoming, even more welcoming than the front desks in other cities. They take the initiative to introduce the city with a map. It costs 115 pounds to take a taxi to Heathrow Airport and ask the front desk to book it, which is relatively punctual.

This is my second time staying at the hotel. This time the hotel upgraded the front desk and the room for me. I still like the atmosphere here, the excellent location, the quiet environment, the elegant service, some facilities need to be upgraded, especially the air conditioner and bedding, but overall it is still worth staying. The hotel provides mineral water and cola drinks. Slippers can be asked for at the front desk.

A very satisfying stay. It is difficult to stay in a hotel with a large room at a low price in the UK. There is a horse farm nearby, the environment is quiet, the room is very clean, although it is a little far from the city center, the bus is very convenient, it takes 10 minutes to get to the city center, and it is not far to walk. The breakfast is quite rich.

We stayed here twice for our trip oxford ＞ london ＞ Oxford. First booking was a double room and second was twin room. Those who looking to stay alone or travel in couple, highly recommend to go for twin room as the twin room is definitely more spacious than the double room. Nonetheless, you still won’t have enough space to open your luggages on the floor. Cleanliness was good, they lent you hair dryer but the toilet amenities is lacking. Location is convenient as there’s bus to take u to city center at 2 pound each way or you could walk for 40 mins to the city too. Affordable and ok stay but I’d prefer to stay in city center the next time.

This hotel has a great environment, the rooms are very clean, and the stay was very comfortable. The breakfast was also excellent. I would definitely book here again. The only thing to note is to keep an eye on your belongings while resting in the lobby. On the night we checked in, during the registration process, we noticed a thief pretending to be a staff member trying to steal things.

Nice hotel. Staff are cordial but the amenities need to be reviewed and made up to date. No landline to ring the reception for any service needed, had to go all the way downstairs to the reception to make a complaint on a toilet that’s refused to flush. Shower not working, couldn’t flush the toilet until I applied much pressure on the flush handle. Would’ve been great if the amenities are up to date (for the lack of a better word).

I had an amazing experience at the Holiday Inn Pear Tree Oxford, staff were very friendly, helpful and open to chat, in particular the manager who gave mr some good recommendations on pubs to eat in Oxford, lady who checked me in and gentleman working on check out who i had a nice chat with and knows of town where i'm from. Facilities are excellent and luxurious, with bar area, dining area and lobby very clean and relaxing. My room was very stylish, clean with large screen TV, air conditioning and own kettle with sachets of tea and coffee, bathroom was very clean too. I highly recommend anyone to stay here if in the Oxford area and want a quiet relaxing stay with excellent customer service.

The hotel environment is very good. Although it is about 15 minutes' drive from the center of Oxford, it is also very convenient for tourists who drive by car. A large lawn is next to the Tom River. It is great for running or walking in the morning. The facilities are also new. For a British country hotel, I think it is already very good. Each room on the first floor also has a small outdoor table. The hotel's own restaurant tastes good. The staple food is 25 pounds per portion, which is a lot, but it is a bit salty. The only shortcoming is that I booked a king-size bed room, but the front desk gave me an ordinary standard king-size bed room. Fortunately, I can add an extra bed (15 pounds), otherwise I must have to deal with them. Ctrip is not kind either. It charged the premium room fee for a king-size bed (nearly 1,000 more expensive) but did not do the job. The English confirmation letter says: kingbed, and the corresponding bed should be super kingsize. The hotel thinks it is kingsize, which is 1.5m in the UK, and super kingsize is 1.8m.