The hotel is centrally located and one can visit many key attractions in and around the city centre. The hotel staff Mr. Aasik was very friendly and also took good care of our requirements during the stay. Good for a short (2-3 nghts) stay. The room heating was comfortable and the hotel wifi was also good to conduct some meetings etc. Mr. Aasik was really helpful in all the requests.

It is a bit difficult to find the hotel at one go. The hotel name has changed. It is just above a bar and hence weekend nights could be a bit full with music :). The heating in the bathroom shall be checked and there are no elevators (this is usual in many Oxford hotels though).

The location was central and expedient, near the train and bus station and close to all main attractions. We got a code to the property and another to the room and this worked impeccably. The receptionist was service-minded and allowed us to have our luggage stored at the property after we left our room, thereby relieving us of the burden of carrying the luggage most of a day to come back and get it before leaving for another location, that was terrific.

The property was relatively old and some of the facilities might be in need of replacing. Claiming that the premises were a luxury hotel might be an overstatement. However, there is still a one-to-one correspondence between price and quality.

The room was very comfortable and the ensuite bathroom was really excellent in terms of size and standard. The location was excellent. It is in walking distance of the railway station and bus station. It is also in walking distance of the high street where shops and restaurants are located. There are several restaurants, pubs and a theatre on the same street as the hotel. I would like to sing the praises of the young man (I regretfully did not get his name) who worked at the reception desk during our stay. He was extremely polite and helpful. Nothing was ever too much trouble for him. We both would like to send him our thanks as he helped make our visit to Oxford most enjoyable.

The only warning I would give to prospective guests is that to access the reception and the bedrooms means walking up several flights of stairs. Just keep that in mind if you are going to book, otherwise it is a great place to stay and I am sure we will use it again on future visits.

Perfect location in the city centre, close to the main shops and attractions. Quiet room despite its proximity to the coach station. Room was minimally furnished but the presence of a fan and a kettle, cups, tea and coffee was much appreciated.

The bathroom could have done with a little bin and some toiletries for the shower (though there was soap by the sink). The bathtub deserves to be freshened up though it was not unclean. For some reason the window would not stay open by itself.

This is an old style traditional English hotel in the best location for shopping, eating out and an easy walk to see everything, as well as being at the coach station . The linen and towels were excellent and the bathroom was clean. You need to be able to carry your bags up the old staircase or ask for help.

I stayed an extra night and had to change rooms which seemed a little unnecessary, as there were other rooms for the new guest .

Fantastic value for money, comfortable beds, excellent and convenient location. Quiet, clean.

The door and the entrance looks a bit a dodgy, and answering the door was a little slow. Maybe some little trees on the outside, a brighter sign, and quicker response when a client is ringing the door Also, the radiator in my room was falling off the wall, which also had damp marks. The locks were also hard to use.

View over the street was nice, our kid enjoyed watching the buses leave the station round the corner.

As a late booking this was expensive, in line with other places in Oxford. The entrance was difficult to find with only a small sign in the window, it's the next door along from Oxobar (not the same entrance as shown on Google Maps). No hotel parking is available, and the nearby public parking for overnight adds a lot to the cost of staying here.

I had a few special requests related to deliveries I needed to be made to the hotel. The manager on rotation was extraordinarily helpful and accommodating. I was worried about issues related to this request but there were none. The bathrooms are not in the rooms (they are on each floor) but they are very clean.

Cramped rooms that smell weird, a bit noisy (though the description clearly states that this will be the case).

No problems with check in, very helpful, room was fine, clean, had tea/coffee, hairdryer etc. Got exactly what we paid for. I left a couple of items in the room and only realised when I got home. The guys could not possibly have been more helpful when I called them and they located them and posted them to me by special delivery. I am very grateful for their help.

Our room was a little bit noisy due to the road outside but not enough to cause me any trouble sleeping.

Fabulous location. Minutes from train station and city centre and lovely free canal walk (pic). It's next to the Oxford Coach station (I didn't notice any noise or hassle from that) The bar below is open 7 days a week and until late (a student hang out) but that did not cause any grief or noise in the room. And quite handy if you want a late night tipple! View out my window to coach station (see pic) but who cares, I'm there to sleep. Literally 10 fab restaurants in same street. Comfy beds. Clean. Safe. Basic but perfectly good.

No issues. It's basic but very satisfactory.