Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Oxford City Centre from NZ$303

"One night stay, staff very helpful and polite, conveniently placed to walk to bars, restaurants and theatre"

"The distance to the room was long and complicated. Alice restaurant was very good"

"Wonderful setting for a hotel. The room was comfortable and quiet and the staff was excellent. We had a very nice dinner in the restaurant that exceeded our expectations"

"We booked our stay through hotels.com. Check in was easy even though we arrived at 11pm. The building is old so has a lot of character and some of the old sash windows require attention but secondary glazing made the room comfortable. The room was fully equipped with everything we needed so no complaints. The breakfast suited us but some may find the choice a little limited compared to a large hotel. The main English cooked breakfast was one of the largest ever received - make sure you’re...

"From the moment we arrived at The Store, we were impressed by the outstanding service. The staff went above and beyond to ensure our stay was memorable, making us feel welcome and well cared for. Our room was incredibly spacious and thoughtfully designed, with a bed that was exceptionally comfortable. During our stay, we had the pleasure of dining at the hotel’s restaurant, and we also ordered room service. Both experiences were top-notch, with delicious food and impeccable service. The...

"Beautiful apartment, good sized kitchen/sitting room area, contemporary appliances and fittings. Bathrooms were really big as compared to what we have found in other places in London and Oxford. The whole apartment felt spacious. The balcony has a decent view and was large enough that 2-3 chairs could have been easily been put there. Centrally located -- 5-10 minutes walk to most places in Oxford. We enjoyed our stay very much. Just a couple of suggestions to make the place even better: (1)...

"Super convenient to everything and very responsive owner. Courtyard was a perfect quiet space. Would stay again!"

"I've lived in Oxford before, so I was well aware of the prime location of the property. The house is divinely refurbished. Beds are comfortable. Plenty of hot water. The thick walls create a silent barrier between its inhabitants and bustling city beyond its gates. Guests are welcomed by flowers and a basket of goodies. The house is even bigger than the website suggests. We kept discovering its secrets, like another loo on a stairwell, a butler's pantry, and lounge areas on the...