Inns in Nuneham Courtenay

Situated in the heart of rural Oxfordshire, in picturesque Dorchester, The George Hotel, Dorchester-on-Thames, Oxfordshire - The Coaching Inn Group is one of Britain’s oldest coaching inns.

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Aneta

From

Poland

Everything about this hotel was absolutely gorgeous. Rooms are unique, beautiful and comfy, food was very good, staff nice and helpful. I truly recommend it. The best place I ever visited.

Just a few minutes’ walk from Oxford city centre, the Head of the River is situated on the banks of the scenic River Thames. This traditional inn features a riverside terrace and a stylish restaurant....

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Rafal

From

Switzerland

Locatiom and interior. Rooms were small but cozy and charming

Located in Oxford and within 5.2 km of University of Oxford, The Black Boy features a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi.

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Karlie

From

Australia

Friendly staff, lovely food and beautifully designed accommodation.

The Queens Head features a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Oxford. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a children's playground.

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Claude

From

Guernsey

The friendly atmosphere and quality of both real ales and food was first class. Perfect location for walking and peacefulness plus close proximity to both Oxford and the river Thames.

The Porterhouse Grill & Rooms is a 2 minute walk from Oxford train station, a 5-minute walk to the Castle Quarter. Oxford city centre is less than a mile from the property.

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Monique

From

Australia

Amazing staff, great location, spacious room with all facilities provided. Couldn’t ask for better service or a better room!

Set in Dorchester on thames and with University of Oxford reachable within 17 km, The Fleur de Lys offers a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.

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Virgile

From

France

The Fleur de Lys is a very charming inn in a small village. We stayed there one night on your tour through England during which we have stayed at a different hotel, inn or B&B every night and we have learned that when booking these kind of accommodations from afar, it is a kind of hit and miss. This little charming place was definitely a HIT. The rooms were nice and modern, with a little bit of English country side charm. The bed was super comfortable (and believe me that was a rarity during our trip). Not to forget that the hospitality of the young man hosting us was top notch. All in all totally worth it’s price.

Old Black Horse is located just 5 minutes’ walk from the centre of Oxford. This 17th-century coaching inn offers free WiFi, a bar and secure car parking.

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Lunn

From

United Kingdom

Ideal location with a short walk to the city center

Ali Inn Oxford provides comfortable accommodation right in the heart of Oxford city centre.

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Hamid

From

Saudi Arabia

The hotel location is exactly in the heart of Oxford city centre, so the hotel excellent for families who likes to be in the city center for sightseeing and shopping. Also, the hotel rooms are clean and large enough compare to similar hotels rooms in London, as well as the rooms are quite.

The Plough Inn is a 16th-century inn which has kept some original features such as its thatched roof and Inglenook fireplace.

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williams

From

United Kingdom

Great, cheap, clean, comfy b&b. The owner was away for 2 weeks so no English breakfast but great continental breakfast, more than we could eat,coffee and tea refills. We were coming from Oxford onto Stonehenge so on the right side of town.

Just 5 miles from the city centre of Oxford, The Bear and Ragged Staff offers fantastic homemade food, free parking, and free Wi-Fi.

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Katrina

From

Australia

Everything about this hotel was amazing. The staff went above and beyond. Very friendly and thoughtful. We slept in a beautiful room that was spacious and comfortable but continued to have the old world charm we were looking for with modern conveniences. The food was really delicious, reasonably priced and great drinks. It's obviously used by locals and their pups which we loved to see. We weren't right in Oxford but within very easy distance either by car or bus and we used both. It's a really beautiful town and one of our favourite places to stay in our 7 week holiday. They have a few sister pubs in other towns and because of the good experience at the Bear and Ragged Staff we had lunch or dinner there. They were really good as well but this was the best.