Hotel Oxford London

At the Oxford Hotel, some of the character and detail of the old Victorian buildings, which were originally private homes, has been preserved.

One of the three houses comprising our hotel was the home of Sir Norman Lockyer who identified the gas Helium and went on to found the magazine "Nature".

All our rooms have ensuite private bathrooms, a safe, television, telephone, radio, and coffee & tea making facilities.    
 
The rooms at the front face a tree lined street and flower boxes while the rooms at the back overlook the lush greenery of our gardens.

In our elegant dining room, you will enjoy our continental breakfast.
A concierge service is available and will help to make your stay a memorable one.

The hotel offers en suite rooms all with Electronic door locks, Satellite TV & radio, Complimentary hospitality tray with Tea & Coffee making facilities, Hair dryer, Lift, Electronic safe, Mini bars, 24hr reception, Wireless Internet Access, Direct Dial Telephones, Luggage room (chargeable), Cont. breakfast, air conditioned public areas. breakfast room with plasma tv's, concierge services, multi-lingual staff. 

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