Les Meilleurs Hôtels Économiques à Oxford

A 17th-century stone building on the edge of the Jericho neighbourhood — where Oscar Wilde once lived — Old Parsonage is a quiet, academic-feeling hotel with a fine art collection, walled garden, and a restaurant of real quality. Oxford's most atmospheric boutique option.

• Jericho
• Boutique
• Historic

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A beautifully converted 18th-century bank on the High Street with an extraordinary collection of contemporary British art on its walls, 43 well-appointed rooms, and a lively brasserie. The central position — steps from Christ Church and the Bodleian — is unbeatable.

• City Centre
• Art
• Emplacement

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A well-run Victorian B&B on the prestigious Banbury Road with beautifully maintained rooms, excellent breakfasts, and the kind of genuine hospitality that chain hotels can't replicate. Short bus or cycle ride to the city centre.

• Banbury Road
• B&B
• Breakfast

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Oxford's most famous hotel — a magnificent 1866 Gothic Revival building opposite the Ashmolean, immortalised by Inspector Morse and still Oxford's definitive grand hotel address. The Morse Bar and ornate staircase are as much a part of Oxford as the colleges.

• City Centre
• Historic
• Iconic

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A cluster of 17th-century Dutch cottages on the medieval lane of Bath Place, steps from the Bodleian, offering some of Oxford's most atmospheric rooms — small, stone-walled, and utterly unlike any other hotel in the city.

• Holywell Street
• Historic
• Unique

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Named for the medieval prison that once stood here, Bocardo is a contemporary boutique hotel inside a Georgian building on North Gate Street with well-designed rooms, a popular bar, and straightforward, honest pricing.

• City Centre
• Boutique
• Bar

Annulation gratuite sur de nombreuses chambres