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Holiday rentals in Oxford

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Flat in Oxfordshire
Central modern accommodation in trendy Jericho
Light and modern top floor bedsit with comfortable double bed and contemporary furnishing, with a stylish bathroom and new kitchen. Southern light beams in from 2 large windows that overlook Jericho Park making the apartment feel fresh and airy. It’s just a short walk into the centre of town and universities , positioned in the trendy area of Jericho, with many great places to eat, and near to the well known Freud’s cocktail bar. With secure entry you are well placed to enjoy Oxford.
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Apartment in Oxford
Oxfordshire Living -The Tolkien - Superhost
Oxfordshire Living - The Tolkien Apartment Experience Oxford from this stylish one bedroom apartment. Based in the Oxford Castle Quarter complex the apartment is just a short walk from the Westgate Shopping Centre and the University. There are a wealth of shops, restaurants, bars and a cinema to choose from. Ideally based walking distance from the many Oxford University Collages and language schools, it is perfect for those working, studying or holidaying in Oxford.
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Superhost
Flat in Oxfordshire
Luxury City Centre 1-bedroom flat
This is a modern, stylish and very comfortable flat perfectly located in central Oxford. You will be a short walk from Christchurch college, everything the city centre has to offer and the new Westgate complex. The flat has everything you would expect including dishwasher, unlimited wifi, big screen TV, blue-ray player, Bluetooth sound system, coffee machine and professional cleaning service. The flat comes with a parking space in the secure underground car park.
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Stay near Oxford's top sights

Westgate Oxford157 locals recommend
University of Oxford153 locals recommend
Ashmolean Museum374 locals recommend
Museum Of Natural History120 locals recommend
Oxford Botanic Garden93 locals recommend
Christ Church45 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Oxford

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Flat in Oxford
Luxury Studio with a Private Terrace in Summertown
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Superhost
Flat in Oxfordshire
City Centre flat overlooking the River Thames.
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Flat in Oxford
Apartment in Historic Centre
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Superhost
Flat in Oxfordshire
Sleep & Stay Oxford - Beautiful Flat Close to town
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Superhost
Flat in Oxford
Cosy attic flat in a converted pub.
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Guest suite in Oxfordshire
Katie modern one bed --Lily
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Loft in Oxford
Space and light in Oxford City
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Superhost
Flat in Oxford
Newly refurbished apartment in Summertown Oxford
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Townhouse in Oxford
Oxford city easy walk river cottage
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Flat in Oxfordshire
The Annexe on the green
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Flat in Oxfordshire
La casetta d 'Àneu, Oxford Castle
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Bungalow in Oxford
Private paradise in Oxford City Centre
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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Oxford

Total rentals

103K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

40K properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

1.9K properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

31K properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

50K properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

3.6M reviews

Your guide to Oxford

Welcome to Oxford

History lives, breathes, eats, drinks, shops, celebrates, and gets its degree in Oxford, a university city where the halls of learning are temples to Gothic architecture, and the streets you shop in can be traced back 1,000 years. Oxford has Saxon towers and a Norman castle, medieval pubs, and a host of atmospheric libraries, churches, museums, and modern art galleries. But nothing beats the romantic spires and magnificent exteriors of the ancient colleges that dominate the city’s skyline. Step into their courtyards and you’ll find acres of hidden green lawns and gardens, while the banks of the River Cherwell are lined with meadows and parks. For all its bustle, there are plenty of places to find peace in Oxford, and its location between the Cotswolds and the Chiltern hills makes it a great place from which to explore some stunning English countryside.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Oxford

Summer gets the best weather and therefore the highest number of visitors flocking to the city’s holiday lets, though during July and August, most of the students have gone home, which evens it out. Oxford is a very floral city and springtime can be particularly lovely, while autumn is a delightful time for crisp walks among the changing colours. May can be busy for the academic community. It begins with May Morning, when students gather at Magdalen Bridge to salute the dawn and street festivities follow to celebrate the coming of spring. For the rest of the month, students in gowns flap along the street to their exams, and celebrate their conclusion with any number of balls and festivities; there’s usually lots of outdoor theatre to enjoy too. But this is a city of unceasing culture, whose playhouses, cinemas, and music venues are busy year round.


Top things to do in Oxford

Worcester College

At only 300 years old, Worcester is a comparatively young college, but the 19th-century landscaping of its grounds make it one of the most breathtaking. With 26 acres of lawns, gardens, and playing fields, it’s a gorgeous retreat in the very centre of town, and even has its own orchard and lake — not to mention a picturesque cricket pavilion.

The Covered Market

Filled with independent traders, the stalls of this market have been serving Oxford with fresh produce, clothing, and other goods for nearly 250 years. It’s a great place to browse alongside the locals, pick up a coffee, stop for a bite, or just duck in for some shelter if it’s raining.

Port Meadow

Just a short walk from the train station, this 86-acre flood plain beside the River Thames is a huge open space to the north of the city centre great for walking, cycling, picnicking, and even swimming. Whatever you come for, you’re bound to encounter plenty of wildlife, be it the cattle that graze here, the migrating birds and wildfowl that are regular visitors, or its very own clan of wild ponies.

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