Hotels near Oxford Airport - OXF, Oxford

The hotel is situated on a main road about 3 miles out of Kidlington- no public transport so car needed. But it is also about 3 miles from Woodstock, at a cheaper price than many of their hotels, with guaranteed easy parking. Oxford is about 8 miles and the efficient Park and Ride about 5 miles- but beware of major road works at present (March 2024)

If you are wanting to stay in a village close to, but not actually in Oxford, then consider Cassington. Though small, Cassington has the rural village outlook but is just a few miles away from Oxford. The Park & Ride is 4 miles away; also the train station at Oxford Parkway for day getaways to London by rail. There are two pubs in Cassington - the Red Lion and Chequers. The 20 mph speed limit in the village make it safe for strolling and dog walking. A great base for access to Blenheim Palace and many Oxfordshire walks.

Visiting Blenheim Palace close by. Woodstock is a pretty market town with a good selection of places to choose from to eat out. We enjoyed eating out at The Chef Imperial Chinese restaurant/takeaway where we had a delicious meal for 2 at very good value for the local area.

CHarming and quaint village near Tackley, the village I grew up in. The walk to Tackley past the canal and river is lovely and barely changed in 50 years. The village pub "The Oxford Arms" does a couple of decent real ales and nice food.

Kidlingtonis a convenient place to stay for visiting BlenheimPalace and Oxford. An hourly local bus service enabled us to visit Oxford without driving. Sturdys Castle is located outside Kidlington set back on a busy main road.

Awful. You can’t control your own heating and have to ask….then they don’t respond. I have never come across this anywhere in my life. Church bells ring in the hour all night….it is very near the bedroom and will wake you up every hour Dirty towels and poor responses from the hosts Not luxury in any way I would avoid if you want a relaxing place to stay