17th Century Charm in Oxford
The Hotel is a boutique hotel set in a building dating back to 1660. Best known by locals and visitors alike for its eclectic country house charm, the Old Parsonage is just a 5-minute walk from centre and a 17-minute walk from Oxford Train Station.
All 35 individually designed bedrooms & suites feature luxurious handmade beds, rich natural fabrics, unique Oxford sketches and magnificent marble bathrooms. All rooms .are air conditioning and feature a hairdryer and complimentary luxury toiletries.
The Parsonage Bar & Grill is open from breakfast until late and serves British classics with a modern twist.
Overview
- Luxury home-from-home feel in 17th century building
- Elegant modern interiors with striking 20th century portraits
- Handmade beds and Marble Bathrooms
- Afternoon tea served in the stylish dining room
- Carefully curated Library
- Charming and relaxing walled courtyard
- Vintage style bicycles available to guests
- Restaurant serving innovate British dishes with best local produce
- Collection of Paddy Summerfield’s photographs of 1960’s Oxford
- Modern Art Oxford, the place to go for contemporary art exhibitions
Location
1-3 Banbury Rd, Oxford OX2 6NN United Kingdom
Category
Hotel Style:
Boutique,
Historic,
Hotel Location Type:
Countryside,
Village,
Hotel Collection:
Best of British,
City Break,
Weekend Break Hotels,
Range: $379-$705
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Facilities
Hotel Features:
Bar and Lounge
Free Parking
Free WiFi
Meeting Room
Restaurant
Terrace
Hotel Services:
Bicycle Rental
Daily Newspaper Delivery
Dry Cleaning
Room Service
Shuttle Service
Room Features:
Bathrobes
Coffee & Tea Maker In-Room
Free WiFi
Hairdryer
Iron & Iron-board
Minibar
Safe
Local Activities
- Admire the stained glass window in the University Church of St Mary the Virgin
- Visit the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest libraries in Europe
- Stroll through the Botanic Garden, a haven of tranquillity in the heart of city
- Take a private tour around Oxford’s historic castle.
- Tour the quirky Pitt Rivers Museum, presenting thousands of eclectic artefacts in n rows and rows of glass cabinets