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"La casetta d'Àneu", boutique apartment in Oxford.
Stunning, bright first floor apartment in Oxford City centre with allocated free parking. Based across the River Thames just outside the congestion charge area, a short walk to the city centre, Christ Church, Westgate Shopping Centre, train/bus stations. Restaurants, pubs overlooking Folly Bridge. Excellent location in the heart of Grandpont nature park ideal for walking, cycling, boat excursions, next to Hinksey Park which benefits of a lovely outdoor pool, tennis courts and sports activities.

SuperHost 2BD w/Ensuite City Stay 3PRKNG T/Station
Discounted weekly & monthly stays! Step into a haven of style & comfort, modern decor & an abundance of natural light. The open-plan kitchen, dining/living area is cozy & inviting, while both bedrooms offer private ensuites & direct access to your own patio to unwind after a day of adventure. Oxfords Landmarks: Bodleian Library, Ashmolean Museum, & Oxford Castle. Love to shop? Westgate & Bicester Village are your go to’s. London? Under an hour by train. Leisure/Business we got you covered!

Woodland Lodges with Hot Tub
The perfect romantic retreat for two. Nestled in the tranquil beauty of Panshill's secluded woodland and lakes are our self-catering lodges with their very own private hot tubs. Complimentary Prosecco and Chocolates on arrival (let me know if you prefer non alcoholic) The renowned Bicester Village is just 15-minute away & as our guests will have access to an exclusive sign-up link for extra discounts. Enquire about BBQ & bike hire. Offering 20% off 2 nights & 25% off 3+ nights stays.

Lovely studio apartment close to Oxford
The Loft is a lovely self-catering, studio flat for 2 people close to Oxford, we are 2.6 miles from Oxford. We are a few minutes from all the tourist attractions of the historic city of Oxford including, the University Colleges, the Ashmolean Museum, Pitt Rivers Museum, the Bodleian Library, the Thames for punting, the Westgate shopping centre, University Parks, Port Meadow etc. We are 30 minutes drive from Blenheim Palace and 20 minutes from Bicester Village outlet shopping centre.

The Woodland Retreat With Private Hot Tub Spa
Our brand new listing is a truly unique woodland retreat with a luxury super king bed, dedicated private hot tub & 65 inch tv. Perfect for a couple get-away, this place will take your breath away. Nestled in our remote private woodland on our farm estate this little gem is in touch with nature yet fully fitted with all the home comforts you need. Additionally the woodland retreat includes: 1x private bathroom, a fully fitted outdoor kitchen, WiFi and a bespoke oak outdoor dining table.

Stylish & Chic 1 Bed Apt with FREE Parking
This beautifully and recently renovated apartment is fully equipped and perfect for solo travelers, couples, and for corporate employees alike. Although it comes with an exclusive parking spot, the location is super well connected to direct public transport routes. Only a 10 minute bus ride from the historic centre of Oxford, 2 minutes from the vibrant Cowley Road, and 5 minutes from BMW, Headington, Oxford Business Park, and the ring road enabling you to quickly access nearby towns.

The Potting Shed - boutique countryside hideout
A charming rustic retreat with cosy living area & a luxurious bedroom and shower room. The Potting Shed oozes with the charm of the Soho Farmhouse style. Full of character, this unique place blends rustic charm with relaxed, modern comfort — the perfect place to unwind and relax for a romantic countryside break. There are great local pubs in the local area that serve food most days (please check) but there is a very well equipped kitchen should you like to cook for yourselves.

Witney Loft Apartment with Sheltered Parking
Situated just a 5-minute drive from Witney, This apartment serves as an excellent gateway to uncovering the treasures of the Cotswolds, Blenheim Palace, Oxford, and the renowned Bicester Village Designer Outlet – a mere 35-minute drive via car or bus. Jeremy Clarkson's new pub (The Farmer's Dog) is a 6-minute drive away and the towns of Cheltenham, Banbury, and Swindon are all within a 40-minute drive. Additionally, there is a beautiful lake at the property's rear to explore.

Luxurious Studio. Free parking
Bright and spacious studio with its own private entrance, thoughtfully designed for complete privacy—ideal for travellers who need a quiet space to work or those visiting for a relaxing vacation. Filled with natural light, it offers a calm, modern atmosphere with a large bathroom and peaceful outdoor area for breaks or unwinding. A work-friendly area, reliable Wi-Fi, and tranquil surroundings make it easy to stay productive or simply relax. Private on-site parking included.

The Oxford Lodge Pembroke Room
The Pembroke Room is situated on the first floor at the rear of The Oxford Lodge, overlooking the garden. The stylish en suite room has a double bed with comfortable Hypnos mattress, study desk and chair, and high speed WiFi. The room also benefits from having a refrigerator in the room, as well as electronic temperature control, including underfloor heating in the bathroom. The room is safe and secure with a smart lock. There is no parking available at this property.

2 Bedroom Flat with A/C, EV, Safe & Secure Parking
Ground floor flat with & disabled friendly accommodation. A/C in both bedrooms. The gateway to the Cotswold & Blenheim Palace. 8 min walk to town. Opposite Pure Gym, McDonald's Tesco & Premier Inn. Secure parking with the use of EV charger (£25/pn) Free cancellation till the day before, because if you happy we are happy. Check-in and out times are suited to make you enjoy you stay. GO-taxis or Harvey can take you to Caswell house, Pubs, & restaurants etc.

Kazbar Apartment – Luxe Oxford Stay
Kazbar Apartment is a stylish one-bedroom duplex tucked between vibrant Cowley Road and St Clements, just 10 minutes’ walk from Oxford’s historic centre. With an airy open-plan living space, designer kitchen, and romantic mezzanine bedroom, it’s perfect for couples or solo travellers. Surrounded by eclectic cafés, bars, and galleries, this chic hideaway blends boutique comfort with Oxford’s creative spirit.
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When is the best time to visit Oxford?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Oxford?
Oxford has many inviting areas for stays, with the city centre often chosen for access to historic sites, shops, and restaurants. Jericho and Summertown draw guests with their vibrant neighborhoods, cafes, and green spaces.
What are the best things to do in Oxford with kids?
Families frequently explore the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, wander through the Botanic Garden, or try punting along the river. Parks and science centres around the city welcome younger visitors.
What are some of the best things to do in Oxford?
Explore the historic colleges of Oxford University, admire art at the Ashmolean Museum, and stroll along the Thames. Punting, browsing covered markets, and visiting local bookshops are other frequently suggested activities.
How is the weather in Oxford?
Oxford has cool, rainy winters around 34–46°F (1–8°C), and milder summers that reach about 53–73°F (12–23°C). Layers, waterproof jackets, and comfortable shoes are practical for changing conditions.
What are the best places to visit in Oxford?
Many visitors explore the Bodleian Library, stroll through Christ Church, and take in collections at the Pitt Rivers Museum. The Covered Market and Magdalen College are also frequently suggested.
What are some hiking trails in Oxford?
Oxford has scenic walking routes, such as the paths around Port Meadow and the riverside Thames Path. Parks and nearby nature reserves provide peaceful locations for gentle hikes.
What are some family activities we can do in Oxford?
Try hands-on exhibits at science museums, walk through university gardens, or picnic in parks like South Park. Boat rides on the river and child-friendly workshops are often available.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Oxford?
Day trips often include Blenheim Palace, the Cotswolds villages, and Warwick Castle. Countryside walks and visits to stately homes are frequently suggested around Oxford.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Oxford?
Many vacation rentals and guesthouses in Oxford are pet friendly, especially in neighborhoods like Jericho and Summertown. Parks and walking paths around Oxford welcome visitors with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Oxford?
Consider taking guided tours to learn local history, try punting along the river, and browse independent bookshops. Exploring beyond the main college sites reveals vibrant markets and cozy cafes.
What is Oxford known for?
Oxford is known for its prestigious university, historic architecture, and contributions to literature and science. The city also has lively cultural events and scenic riverside walks.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Oxford?
Seek out the tranquility of University Parks, discover the eclectic collections at the Pitt Rivers Museum, and relax in lesser-known cafes tucked within side streets. The Oxford Botanic Garden often surprises with its peaceful spots.
What are the best foods to try in Oxford?
Oxford has locally inspired dishes such as traditional pies, British cheeses, and afternoon tea with fresh pastries. The Covered Market offers a range of artisan goods and international flavors.
What should I bring for a trip to Oxford?
Layered clothing, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable walking shoes are useful for Oxford’s changing weather. A reusable water bottle and umbrella can be handy for daily excursions.
What is the nightlife in Oxford like?
Oxford’s nightlife has lively pubs, relaxed cocktail bars, and intimate music venues, many around Cowley Road and the city centre. Live performances and casual late-night dining are often enjoyed.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Oxford?
Oxford frequently hosts cultural festivals, outdoor summer concerts, and academic ceremonies throughout the year. Events like the Oxford Literary Festival and May Day celebrations are often highlighted.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Oxford?
Family friendly vacation rentals are widely available in Oxford, especially near parks and the city centre. Some properties have extra amenities like kitchens and outdoor spaces for groups.
When is the best time to visit Oxford?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended, with mild temperatures and frequent outdoor events. The city has blooming gardens and lively festivals during these months.
All about 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.
What are the 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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2,730 of Oxford holiday rentals include wifi access

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4.7 Average rating
Oxford stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

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Oxford’s top spots include University of Oxford, Bodleian Library and Port Meadow
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