The Best Blenheim Palace Hotels

17th century town house steeped in character featuring boutique rooms with chic decor, good food and drink and a great location in Woodstock

located moments from the A34/A40/A44 and a Park & Ride facility into Oxford; relaxing leisure facilities include a sauna and a steam room

a modern hotel with stylish decor and relaxing leisure facilities conveniently located to access the city centre and the A40/A34/A44

a former coaching inn dating from 1637 that retains much of its original character whilst providing comfortable, tastefully decorated rooms

simple accommodation with ell-appointed rooms and an on-site cafe, good base for exploring Oxford, Blenheim Palace and the Cotswolds

oak beams, open fireplaces and a cosy atmosphere lie behind the ivy clad facade of this centuries old inn situated in the heart of Woodstock

full of character and centuries old - apparently older than the nearby Blenheim Palace - offering stylish, beautifully appointed guest rooms

roadside pub with a restaurant and motel style rooms located on the A4260 and within an easy drive of Oxford and Blenheim Palace

characterful listed building transformed into a restaurant and bar with bright and comfortable rooms above that come individually styled

cosy, roadside pub offering spacious rooms and hearty, locally-sourced food that is situated on the fringes of the Blenheim Palace Estate

15th century, former coaching inn, the coaching yard is now a pleasant, floral place to relax, offering beautifully presented guest rooms

contemporary, boutique-style rooms are offered at this elegant, former coaching inn located 8 miles from the centre of historic Oxford

comfortable, well-presented guest rooms feature at this sociable pub located only a few minutes walk from Blenheim Palace's main gate

a traditional, family-run pub located next to the Oxford Canal with a waterside garden, comfortable guest rooms and an extensive food menu

a sympathetically restored village pub ideally placed just off the A40 between Oxford and Witney; guest rooms are traditionally furnished

on the northern edge of Oxford, about three miles from the colleges, this B&B offers pleasant rooms and a smart kitchen for a self-service breakfast

upstairs there are comfortable rooms decorated in keeping with the character of this 17th century building, downstairs a licensed cafe

a convenient stopover, about twenty minutes' drive from Oxford centre, with modern rooms and a self-serve breakfast in the shared kitchen