Oxford

Oxford, or at least the Oxford of its colleges, the Bodleian, Carfax, and Ashmolean Museum, is a beautiful city, a place of ‘dreaming spires’ to revert to cliché but of an almost palpable atmosphere of scholarship and culture, even reflected in its often quirky shops and broad ranging restaurants... Read More

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Oxford Events

January
Oxfolk Ceilidhs
February
Oxfolk Ceilidhs
March
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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival
April
Easter Egg Rolling
Folk Weekend Oxford
May
Beating the Bounds
Lord and Lady Mayor's Parade
May Morning Ceremony
Oxfolk Ceilidhs
Oxford May Day
Oxfordshire Artweeks
June
Oxford Canal Festival
July
Cowley Road Carnival
Oxford Pride
August
Jazz in the Park
Oxford Castle - Unlocked
Party in the Park
September
RAI Ethnographic Film Festival
St. Giles Fair
October
Oxfolk Ceilidhs
Oxsrad Craft and Gift Fair
November
Oxfolk Ceilidhs
Oxford Christmas Market
December
Christmas Carol Concert
Oxfolk Ceilidhs
Oxford Christmas Market
Santas on the Run!

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Remont Oxford Hotel

Remont Oxford Hotel

Remont is a modern contemporary, new look 4-star Guest Accommodation, located in Oxford. Remont is only a short distance (3.2 km / 2 miles) from Oxford City Centre and ideally located for easy access to London ... More | visit website

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Bear and Ragged Staff

Bear and Ragged Staff
The Bear and Ragged Staff is just 2 miles away from the A34, 4 miles West of Oxford and without all the city centre parking issues. It is just off the main A420 to Swindon ... More | visit website
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The Old Black Horse

The Old Black Horse
Get the most out of your visit to Oxford by staying at the Old Black Horse. The Old Black Horse is a 17th Century Coaching Inn located five minutes from the centre of Oxford at ... More | visit website
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Dashwood Hotel & Restaurant

Dashwood Hotel & Restaurant

Set just 20 minutes from Oxford, in the village of Kirtlington, The Dashwood is conveniently located near many of the best attractions Oxfordshire has to offer including the magnificent Blenheim Palace and the city of ... More | visit website

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Linton Lodge

Linton Lodge

Originally a private residence dating back to the Edwardian era, the hotel offers a range of well appointed bedrooms, all with en suite facilities. There are many magical places in Oxford, the colleges for example. The ... More | visit website

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Cotswold House

Cotswold House
Cotswold House is situated in the leafy suburb of North Oxford, almost two miles from the city centre. The area is home for many who are involved in the academic and business life of the ... More | visit website
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Ethos Hotel

Ethos Hotel

New boutique apart-hotel in central Oxford. Ethos Hotel Oxford provides guests with luxuriously styled rooms and suites, affordable service and amenities specifically chosen for the needs of business and pleasure travellers. Situated in the heart of ... More | Double Room: From £100 | visit website

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Oxford Spires Four Pillars Hotel

Oxford Spires Four Pillars Hotel
Oxford Spires Four Pillars Hotel offers both the business and leisure traveller the best of both worlds. The historic heart of Oxford is less than half a mile away – a pleasant stroll along the ... More | visit website
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White Horse

White Horse

The White Horse Inn is a charming 17th-century coaching inn on the eastern edge of the Cotswolds. It has Real Ales, redecorated rooms and a restaurant with Cotswold stone walls. The low beams, original flagstone floors ... More | visit website

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Bell at Hampton

Bell at Hampton
Newly opened, The Bell at Hampton Poyle is a charming 9 bedroom, independent, privately owned boutique hotel, pub and restaurant. The charm of the centuries old historic pub has been complimented by the contemporary design ... More | visit website

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