Oxford, England

Oxford used to have a couple of five star luxury hotels, The Randolph, famed for Inspector Morse and it's Gothic architecture and the Old Parsonage. These days, if you have the money, your choice has improved, from the prize winning Mal Maison Prison Hotel to the historically restored Eastgate Hotel amongst several others. Click the 'go' button to see our list.

A good option in Oxford is one of the smaller, often family run, bed and breakfast or guest house hotels. There are a few that stand out from the crowd and consistently receive good reviews such as the Marlborough House, the Hawkwell House and The Remont Oxford Hotel. Beware, some of the guest houses will require you to walk or take a bus to the city centre so check the map first. Click 'go' to see our list.

A good option for a family or group is to rent a cottage. Most cottages are self-catering allowing you to save on expensive meals out, some Oxford cottages also provide food should you require this. Most cottages are not in the city centre so you are likely to need a car for trips to the city. Click 'go' to see our list.