The Best Oxford Budget Hotels

an ideal out of city hotel, with bright new contemporary rooms and a buffet breakfast, located conveniently next to Oxford Football Stadium

modern hotel on Abingdon's outskirts placed just off of the A34; ideal as an en-route stop over or as a base to explore Oxford and Oxfordshire

a smart, purpose built hotel, situated a short drive from Bicester Village Outlet Shopping Centre and offering spacious, modern accommodation

a traditionally furnished hotel offering comfortable rooms and an on-site bar, frequent buses pass the front door for easy access into the city

offers simple, but comfortable, accommodation in the heart of Oxford with plenty of restaurants and bars and the theatre on the door step

set alongside a small tributary of the River Thames just 4 miles from Oxford, offers simple style rooms, a rustic bar and hearty pub fayre

within easy reach of the city centre, a well established, traditional hotel, offering cosy, compact rooms, set in gardens beside the River Thames

16th century former coaching inn retaining much of its original character including the coaching courtyard, flagstone floors, beams and fireplaces

set in a period courtyard, this quaint accommodation has exposed beams and stone walls and offers traditional, cosy rooms

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

offering simple accommodation, this 17th century pub is located across Magdalen Bridge and is a few minutes walk from the historic High Street

this comfortable hotel with a cosy bar is just 5 minutes' drive from Bicester shopping village

small hotel located a 5-minute walk from the town centre featuring comfortable, classically styled rooms and relaxing lounge area

simple accommodation in a central location set amidst bustling George Street home to numerous restaurants, bars, theatre and cinema

a traditional pub offering comfortable, well-appointed rooms and home-cooked food located adjacent to Culham Station with trains to Oxford

charming country pub, parts date from the medieval period, with low beams and thatched roof; rooms are in an adjacent red brick barn

family-run hotel set in the leafy, village like suburb of Iffley, Oxford city centre can be reached via a pleasant 30 minute riverside walk

a late Victorian town house with homely and comfortable rooms, some retain period features; easy access to the city centre via frequent buses

Victorian town house overlooking the green expanse of Queen’s College sports ground with spacious and individually decorated guest rooms

located near Oxford Brookes University and on a bus route to the centre, this substantial house has well-equipped rooms and an attractive garden

good value campus accommodation featuring a wide choice of room types in a quiet location and close to many of the historic colleges

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

parts of this characterful manor date back to the 13th Century, today it is a peaceful and restful Quaker Conference and Retreat Centre

riverside pub with gardens and a terrace alongside the River Thames, guest rooms are smartly presented and come individually styled

this quaint beamed free house, in a small village just outside Oxford, is family-run, and has homely rooms and hearty pub fare in the restaurant

near Wallingford Castle and the picturesque bridge of this market town, this quaint traditional inn has comfortable refurbished rooms

pints are no longer pulled at this former pub now transformed into a welcoming guest house with elegant, uniquely designed guest rooms

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

an attractive combination of a quaint thatched inn in the heart of a picturesque village; the refurbished rooms are cosy with comfy beds

Grade II listed 17th century town house set on an atmospheric side street facing Jesus College; rooms feature a simple, fresh decoration

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

enjoy a freshly-cooked breakfast in the garden on sunny days, at this good value B&B next to the station, a short walk from the city centre

set in a quiet spot and echoing the theme of the Lebanese restaurant downstairs, a modest hotel providing comfortable accommodation

a relaxing refuge for Bicester Village shoppers, in quirkily tasteful rooms with comfy beds, and a lively restaurant with a tempting menu on site

simple few frills rooms and a lively sorts bar where live televised sport events are broadcast and there is frequent live music, events and DJs

serviced accommodation offering bright, simple style rooms and some on-site parking; located 5 minutes from the city centre by frequent bus