Newton House Oxford

Spacious room. Easy entry access. Good location.

Excellent hotel, clean rooms, comfy beds hot showers. Parking was easy as was check in. Perfectly located for visiting everything Oxford has to offer, just a short walk away... Highly recommended.

Very close to Chris Church College, with car park. Happy with the service and stay.

Great stay. Easy walking distance to all the main spots in Oxford. Host is very helpful and friendly. Would recommend

Perfect for what we wanted. Close enough to walk to town. Excellent parking at rear.

We stayed here for an overnight in Oxford on our way down to Southampton. The rooms are basic but the shower was fab. No breakfast, but we knew that. Oxford town centre is easily walkable. Parking is limited to a small yard around the back of the hotel. We got parked ok, however it’s in an area where there’s mostly residents parking only, so it could have been awkward. Having said all that, I’d stay there again.

We had a twin room facing the street and initially was concerned about noise upon arrival. But after rush hour passed it was fine. Beds were comfortable. Thankful a fan was provided in the room as it was a little warmer than usual outdoors. For Americans, please note that Brits use duvets-no top sheets. Since it was warmer outside the duvet was a little warm for sleep. Opening the window & using the fan all night definitely was needed. Shower head pressure was weak but it sufficed. This was our last B & B at the end of 3 weeks in the UK and was our least favorite of everywhere we stayed-but the price was right, plus it was a close walk to the city center & Oxford campus. Good restaurants are nearby:Tap Social and Head of the River (right on the Thames) were great. Bus stop nearby too. If you’re “decor sensitive” the purple flowered wallpaper behind the beds didn’t work well with the light blue & white hydrangea drapes. Would have been a lovely room if the purple wallpaper was replaced with a coordinating blue from the curtains. Abdington Street has lots of row houses with many not in the best condition (college student rentals maybe?) but after passing a few blocks the architecture improved significantly. We enjoyed our 3 day stay there and got sufficient rest for all our wandering! Be sure to visit the Oxford Botanic Garden if you love gardening/flowers. Also. We stumbled upon the Saxon tower of St. Michael’s which is definitely worth seeing-climb the tower for a great view.