Historic Hotels in Oxfordshire
The premier visitor destination in Oxfordshire is, of course, the city of Oxford, with its medieval university colleges and historic architecture. But there is a lot more to see, from the lovely villages that line the Thames valley to market towns like Banbury and Abingdon, to the splendour of Blenheim Palace.
To find a place to stay in Oxfordshire, select your desired location from the map or the menu below, or
use the search form to the right. You may also wish to consult the listings
for nearby hotels in Gloucestershire to the west or Berkshire to the south. For alternative accommodation, see our Oxfordshire
self catering guide and for suggestions on what to see and do in the area,
visit our Oxfordshire Travel Guide or our in-depth travel guide to Oxford.
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Featured Attraction
South Newington, St Peter ad Vincula Church
South Newington,
Oxfordshire,
England
A 12th-century church with a superb collection of 14th-century wall paintings. The paintings include a martyrdom of Becket and a very unusual depiction of the … more
Top Historic attractions in Oxfordshire
Merton College, Oxford (Historic Property)
Ashmolean Museum (Museum)
Dorchester Abbey (Church)
Mapledurham House (Historic House)