excellent location and although our room faced on to a busy road the triple glazing meant that we…read moredidn't hear anything. Room and bathroom were spotlessly clean as were the other areas. staff very polite and helpful. Close to. bicester village and town. definitely recommend.

Good location, has parking, connected to a restaurant called The Kitchen, right next to it their is…read morea supermarket called Lidl where you can buy food, drinks, wine. Also a nearby Mcdonalds- walking distance. When Stayed there the air con stopped working and so did the wifi but I asked for an immediate refund in cash and got it back. The wifi started working again but I already typed the code in my phone and I got the refund so I got free wifi!!! ;) Nice staff, has elevator!

We went for a family meal at the highwayman hotel, the food was excellent and the staff were really…read morefriendly. They have a fantastic garden with large play area, and you can sit by the canal and watch the boats go by- an ideal place to take the children!

Great old house in beautiful secluded part of Poland. Great people too and food is very cheap.read more

Great old house holiday rental accommodation in beautiful secluded part of Poland. Great people too…read moreand food is very cheap. Well recommended !

Loved everything about our stay here. Staff was warm and friendly. We stayed in the Trinity room…read more It was quiet and comfortable and huge! The windows opened and let a nice breeze in. There was a fridge and a small oscillating fan which was much appreciated as the weekend was quite warm during our stay. We had Sunday roast at the lodge and everything was perfect. Highly recommend! Location of lodge was great, about a 15 minute walk from city centre. Across the road was a fantastic pub called The Rose and Crown as well as a delicious bakery and a small shop. I would definitely stay at this lodge again if I am ever fortunate enough to visit Oxford again.

Love this reminder of a comfy Edwardian hotel in the heart of North Oxford. It's squeaky…read morefloorboards and splendid interiors will have you thinking you are living in an Agatha Christie mystery. The staff are lovely and helpful. The beds comfy. The baths up to date. Just a lovely place I return to over and over.

Small and poorly lit room; though comfortable enough if you're not going to spend much time in the…read moreroom itself. The common areas have quite a bit of character, but all in all... the room is really nothing special. I don't know that I see the value for the money (and I say that without even being the one who is paying for this stay.) On the plus side, the service and the food are great. On the down side (and this is a very big down for me), the shower doesn't so much "shower" you with water as it does dribble a bit of water over you; if you stand really near the wall. No way I would pay the rack rate here.

Wonderful stay at this lovely hotel! Service was excellent and friendly. Rooms were charming and…read morespacious and had great character. An easy walk to Blenheim Palace. Would definitely stay again!

I visited Oxford for the first time in May. It was the loveliest hotel I have ever stayed in. Very…read moreelegant but not uncomfortably so. The staff was friendly and helpful. The service was extraordinary and the rooms were freshened everyday with clean sheets that smelled like lavender. It was the perfect place to unwind and relax after a day of exploring. I was lucky and had a room that had a small patio, it was so lovely to have my tea there. I highly recommend this hotel, and I hope to someday go back. (One warning, if you stay overnight tbrough Sunday the church bells from next door are pretty loud and ring throughout the morning)

My new favorite hotel in Oxford. Wonderful old world charm, brilliant waitstaff. Euro sized rooms…read moreare very well accommodated. Dining and lounge area is very cozy with original art. Preferred over The Malmaisson and Randolph. Parking on site for 9 or so. Public parking with 2 blocks for 2.50 after 6 pm. Short walk to downtown and out of city center which simplifies access to the motorway.

I stayed at the Holt on a recent business trip and found it to be extremely charming. The rooms…read morewere clean and seemed to be recently updated. As there was a wedding party in the hotel during my stay, the front desk offered to move me to the other end - excellent customer service! The restaurant was very good, but had a limited selection. The same goes for the bar, but don't let that keep you from making a reservation!

My wife and I stayed here for a couple of nights during visit to UK and loved it. Room was…read morecomfortable, food good and the location great. My wife loved the deep soaking tub in the room. It's a quirky little hotel, with great charm. A couple of notes: 1) We didn't want to drive in Oxford, but this location is just a couple K from the Lower Heyford train station. Dropped car there, took train right to downtown Oxford... avoided driving and parking hassle. 2) Location is also very close to Blenheim Palace.

Spent five wonderful days ensconced in the Chestnut Cottage. The pictures on Heath Farm's website…read moreare an accurate depiction--yes, it is that charming. Great location for exploring the Cotswolds. Nice, unobtrusive owners. Would I go back? In a heartbeat!

I must admit, I always thought Cotswold Camping was a bit twee, a bit cheap and a bit middle-aged…read more How wrong I was. This is a big, modern store with clothes and equipment for people of all ages. I was very tempted by their women's clothing, which ranges from outdoor casual to normal casual. It's maybe not the best place for highly technical clothing, but it's great for general hanging around the park type clothing, and fantastic for entertaining bored friends who've been dragged along with no interest whatsoever in the outdoors. Sadly the prices are the same as those for more technical clothing, so I couldn't justify buying one of their pretty skirts. I went to look at tents. They've got a selection of all sorts from lightweight to giant family jobs (for the families of giants, of course), but not a huge amount in each category. There was a very helpful shop assistant who took me outside and helped me assemble 3 tents. He didn't know much more than me about them, but was very polite, honest and keen to help as we fumbled around in high winds. I was especially impressed as he didn't look older than 15.

From the owner: At the Bicester store we are keen to help a variety of people whether it be finding boots for…read moregeneral walks around the local area or preparing your kit for a trek up Kilimanjaro. Our staff will be with you every step of the way to help you find exactly what you're looking for and at the same time making you feel as comfortable as possible and offer varying knowledge from their own experiences. This store is set in a prominent position on the outskirts of the ever growing and developing market town of Bicester. Access is simple with direct access through to London and Birmingham and by passing hotspots such as Silverstone on the A43 and the Heritage Motor Centre, Junction 12 on the M40. There are regular direct links through to London and Oxford by train and coach. Parking is free and there is a selection of other shops available to satisfy your shopping needs including a delightful cafe and restaurant with an adjacent indoor play facility for the younger explorers.