Oxford is a very popular tourist destination, so accommodation books up early and fast. We strongly recommend that you book your accommodation as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
You’ll be able to get to the venues and activities from most areas in Oxford. The city centre is only three miles from the ring road and there are good bus services to most parts of the city.
Below is a summary of places we’d suggest you try. The following websites may also be helpful:
Bed and Breakfast
There are many B&Bs in Oxford. A list can be found on the website www.yell.com by putting “Bed and Breakfast” and “Oxford” into the search boxes.
Hostels
There are three main hostels in Oxford. All are within five minutes walk of each other and of the train and bus station. The prices quoted are approximate as they often vary with number in the group and time of booking.
- £22 per night
- Sleep in till 12 noon (with an extra £2)
- Nice, modern dorms
- Next to the train station
- Telephone: 0845 371 9131
- £20 per night
- Sleep in till 10.30am
- 9a Hythe Bridge Street
- Telephone: 01865 721 761
- Email: oxford@hostels.co.uk
- £21 per night
- Sleep in till 11am
- 13 Park End Street
- Telephone: 01865 242 288
Camping
For the more adventurous, there is a campsite a 30 minute walk or a short bus ride from the city centre.
- Address: 426 Abingdon Road
- Telephone: 01865 244 088