The Best Oxford Luxury Inns & Pub Accommodation

offers stylish rooms decorated in a modern, minimalist theme and a grill and bar that specialises in charcoal oven cooked steaks and local ales

a cosy, traditional village pub - parts date back 450 years - featuring log fires in the charming bar, comfy rooms, homemade food and local ales

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

welcoming guests since the 17th century, today charming original character blends pleasingly with comfort and luxurious amenities

a fascinating building, Grade II listed, at the gates of Waddesdon Manor, with sumptuous, individually styled rooms and award-winning food

16th century, former coaching inn, nestling in a pretty village on the Oxon, Bucks border, featuring elegant rooms and fresh, seasonal food

stylish, well-appointed rooms, located across the street, feature at this pub and restaurant that sources food from its own butchers and farm

set amidst countryside beside the River Thames with a large waterside garden, luxurious, individually styled rooms and high-quality dining

enjoy award-winning food in the relaxed bar restaurant of this elegantly furnished inn, in a tranquil village, 15 minutes drive from Oxford

a pleasing combination of idyllic setting, in peaceful countryside next to the River Windrush, charming building, stylish rooms and good food

a period, Cotswold Stone Inn which has been sympathetically modernised to provide, chic, well appointed accommodation

in this traditional inn, under ten miles from Oxford, enjoy the refurbished rooms with super comfy beds and the delicious food in the restaurant

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

stylish and sophisticated rooms set above the pub or in a cottage annexe at this popular venue set overlooking Witney's Church Green

set in countryside on the fringes of the Cotswolds with good access to Oxford and Blenheim Palace too; modern rooms in a traditional setting

a 16th century thatched inn has become a boutique hotel offering designer luxury in rooms, suites and a converted shepherd's hut

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

traditional inn given a new lease of life with stylish rooms decorated in eclectic wallpapers, a seasonal food menu and a relaxing beer garden

a former coaching inn, on Market Place, that has been turned into a smart, contemporary hotel yet retains plenty of charming period features

a small, independently run hotel where each room has a kitchenette, it also has a relaxed Italian style cafe-bar serving inviting food and drink