Whether you are looking for spacious family rooms in a city centre apartment, hotel or hostel, or cheapest b&bs in the surrounding countryside, the city has so much to offer. Choose a central bed and breakfast room to rent for a night so that you can explore the museums, pubs, restaurants, and art galleries with ease.
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Whether you want something super deluxe for 1 night or a romantic weekend away, or whether you are seeking the best affordable guest houses or cheap b&b in Oxford city centre for a cut price stay, you are sure to find just what you need. Stay for one night, a weekend, or longer. Many properties are spacious and privately owned. Full English Breakfasts are included in the room rate.
OX2 7NY, Oxford, 321 Woodstock Road
The Marlborough House - Guest House is situated approximately 2 miles from the city centre and just half a mile from the buzzing and lively area of Summertown in North Oxford. WiFi is free at... read more
OX2 7ED, Oxford, 302 Banbury Rd
Adams Guest House is a family-run bed and breakfast located in the residential area of Summertown, near the local shops. Free Wi-Fi and free parking are available. Adams Guest House is a 10-minute bus ride... read more
OX3 9EG, Oxford, 228 London Road
A 15-minute drive from the centre of the city, Oxford Guest House provides stylish accommodation in Headington. With a bus route into Oxford stopping just a few metres away, this guest house provides modern en... read more
OX 29 7UP, Oxford, 21 Standlake Road
Located in Oxford, 20 km from Blenheim Palace and 22 km from University of Oxford, The Bell Inn provides a restaurant and free WiFi. The bed and breakfast offers a flat-screen TV and a private... read more
OX4 4AA, Oxford, 283 Iffley Road
Situated in Oxford, within 3.4 km of University of Oxford and 600 metres of Greyfriars, Iffley Town House features accommodation with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private parking... read more
OX5 2LD, Oxford, 53 Bicester Road Kidlington
Set 7.5 km from Blenheim Palace, Oxford Bed and Breakfast offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. All units are equipped with a flat-screen TV and a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher,... read more
Alongside Cambridge, Oxford is home to one of the oldest and most world famous universities in Britain. There is so much to see in the city centre here, from the fascinating Ashmolean and Pitt Rivers Museums to the historic colleges and the quirky, independent cafes.
Cheap Bed and Breakfast in Oxford City Centre
Staying for the night at one of the cheap b&b’s or guest houses in this city is a fantastic way to explore all that it has to offer. Or, choose overnight accommodation in view of a magnificent college so that you can enjoy a great view when you wake up. If you are entering or leaving the city by railway, you will be pleased to hear that the train station is a short walk from the centre of town. But you can always choose family rooms next door to the train station if you want to make the most of the convenience that this offers.
Accommodation in the center of town will also enable you to engage with the wonderful countryside nearby. The stunning town of Stratford Upon Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare, is just a short drive away, as are historic Cotswold towns like Cirencester. You can also take advantage of the city’s railway links and hop on a train to Stratford, London, or the South West from Oxford train station.
With its mystic spires, stunning architecture, inspiring student theatres, and creative, studious atmosphere, this is one of the UK’s most enlivening cities to visit.
There is plenty for the tourist to do. Don’t miss a visit to Magdalen College, considered one of the most beautiful, and Christchurch College. Nearby is Hertford College and the Bridge of Sighs. Shop till you drop at the many fashion boutiques and international brands stores at High Street, Clarendon and Westgate shopping centres.
This city is home to some unique sights, that are perfect for whiling away an afternoon with your family, your partner, or some friends. The Sheldonian Theatre, for example, is a beautiful edifice and a brilliant location for catching a concert or a play.
Visit the Pitt Rivers museum to experience some exciting natural historical exhibits and the Ashmolean to enjoy an unrivalled selection of art works throughout the centuries. The Ashmolean Museum is also a great place to come if you want to see some treasures from the ancient world, like Egyptian artefacts. On the top floor of this museum, there is also a rooftop restaurant, which is open at the weekend and enables you to see a panoramic view of the city.
The city centre is home to some fantastic restaurants and cafes, whilst the Covered Market is ideal for shopping for clothing, art, and fresh food.
Warm and friendly B&B’s and Guest Houses are set Victorian town houses. Some offer splendid views of the college boathouses or are just a short walk from George Street’s many restaurants, New Theatre and cinema and the Ashmolean Museum. Ship Street Conference Centre, Bodleian Library and Oxford Castle is nearby.
Find your cheap b&b in or near Oxford city centre
Find your b&b with family rooms
Only a few guest houses offer family rooms to accommodate your whole family. One of our favorite family friendly properties is 4 star Marlborough House Hotel – B&B. This property is situated near by Oxford city centre ( 1.5 miles north ), easily accessible from the M40 (junctions 8 and 9) and the A34. The family room has 1 double bed and 2 single (twin) beds, and the room is for a family of 4 to 5 people.
Another very popular family friendly accommodation is 3 star Athena. This privately owned bed & breakfast is located in East Oxford, conveniently for the Nuffield, Churchill and John Radcliffe Hospitals. This lodging facility offers comfortable en suite accommodation at good value rates. A selection of twin, double, triple and family rooms is available. Family rooms has 1 double bed and 2 single beds.
b&b rooms near Oxford train station
Main railway station ?
The city’s primary train station is located at Park End Street. From here trains arrive and depart to various destinations across Britain. The railway station is a 10 minute walk from the city centre.
There are direct trains to London (Paddington Station), Southampton (Ferry and Cruise Port Terminals), Birmingham West Midlands, Leamington Spa, and Manchester in the north-west of England.
Where is Oxford ?
Thisa lively medium-sized city is located in southern central England, about 60 miles north-west of Central London.
The nearest airport at Kidlington is a small airport and has only a very few scheduled domestic or international flights.
It’s better to fly to one of London’s main airports. The city is connected by regular coach services with Heathrow, Stansted, Luton and Gatwick airports. Birmingham International Airport is another option.
The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology
(Beaumont Street, OX1 2PH, England)
Oxford University’s Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology is one of the oldest public museums in the world. The collection includes displays of eastern archaeology and a superb exhibition of paintings.
Pitt Rivers Museum
(South Parks Rd, OX1 3PP England UK)
Brilliant museum displaying amazing artefacts from all over the world. Great fun, also for smaller children.
Christ Church College
(St. Aldate’s Sreet, Oxfordshire OX1 1DP, United Kingdom)
Christ Church college is home to an attractive Chapel and Cathedral. The stain glass windows in the Cathedral were stunning ranging from medieval to Burne Jones. Harry Potter fans must visit the dining hall.
University Museum of Natural History
(Parks Road, Oxfordshire OX1 3PW, England UK)
Friendly museum, set in a Victorian-style building. Interesting exhibits.