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Historic Boutique Charm
The Old Parsonage Hotel, dating back to 1660, offers a unique boutique experience with modern amenities.
Luxurious Amenities
Indulge in en-suite rooms with air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and free toiletries, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Culinary Delights and Events
Enjoy British classics with a twist at The Parsonage Bar & Grill, or host events in the private dining room or for civil wedding ceremonies.
To experience the historic charm and luxury amenities of The Old Parsonage Hotel, book now for an unforgettable stay.
Please note that 5 or more rooms booked by 1 person are considered to be a group booking. Group bookings are subject to a different cancellation policy which must be agreed with the hotel directly.
Please note that the property pre-authorize the card provided up to the full reservation amount 24 hours prior to check-in. No money is taken from the credit card but it will show as a pending transaction.
When booking more than 5 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Pets are not allowed.
WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is needed).
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 3 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
Children from 4 years old to 16 years old stay for £80 per person per night when using an available extra bed.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
All went well. Perfect!
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Quaint clean and historic excellent restaurant
Difficult stairs
The staff were personable, helpful and efficient. The room was superb, comfortable bed, lovely bathroom, powerful shower, exquisite home-baked cookies, top quality beverages. Complimentary for restaurants- we had dinner at the Quod: the food was delicious, buzzing atmosphere.
Exceptional service. Great food, brilliant atmosphere. Very friendly
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Amazing hotel in possibly the best location in Oxford. We stayed five nights for a romantic city revisit.
Many visitors for sure will enjoy the old world charm of the building. For me this was less important having grown up in a similar environment.
What struck me was the amazing experience provided by the staff, all of whom, without exception, were customer focused and extremely pleasant making our stay super enjoyable.
A big shout out to Stefan in particular for his ability not only to read our moods but also to take the lead in managing our entire experience. This leadership and intelligence meant we were always perfectly looked after. He'll make an excellent hotel manager wherever he decides to go.
Also we have to say that dining is probably the best in the area and we would recommend the restaurant to hotel guests and city visitors alike.
Thank you all for such a wonderful time. We really enjoyed and look forward to being able to return.
Given the relatively high room rate, I thought our room could have been made more ergonomic with furniture made to measure for the space. We were offered a free upgrade (which we declined) and that's not really the point. Design the room for living in when full of people and baggage not just to look at.
A final point maybe is that the breakfast menu was a little meanly designed - the dishes were excellent everything perfectly cooked - but I do prefer a breakfast that offers generous (ie unlimited) coffee and buffet access within a global price.
I want to be clear that these are niggles and not in any way anything that detracted significantly from our extremely pleasant stay.
Very pleasant but a little expensive for such a small room.
Location is perfect and the facility if charming.
On every count — location, helpfulness of staff, atmosphere — it’s difficult to think that the Old Parsonage Hotel could be bettered for a stay in Oxford. While it is pricey, one has no difficult in seeing what one is getting for the cost. The rooms are comfortable, spotlessly clean, admirably equipped with quality toiletries and bath-robes, and blissfully quiet, despite the hotel’s centrality, situated as it is in the middle of town at the meeting point of the Banbury and Woodstock Roads. The attention to detail is exemplary. When my overzealous credit card company decided to suspend my card because they were surprised to see a succession of charges made against it in England rather than my home country, staff allowed me to sort the problem out with an international call on their phone. In short, nothing was too much trouble for them. We would certainly stay there on any future trip to Oxford.
The hotel is extremely well located near the city centre, but just outside the congestion zone, and has well organised parking facilities for guests - a real bonus in Oxford. The Old Parsonage is beautifully presented and decorated and is an extremely comfortable and relaxed place to stay. In particular, all the staff, reception, bar, restaurant and room service could not have been more pleasant, helpful and obliging. The food is of a very high standard, especially the breakfasts.
Paid £450 a night and you get leaks on the windows, also, Be aware, they take a pre authorisation on your debit card when you check in, to cover the full room charge for the duration of your stay, then you are charged in full when you check out, I now have £1000 less funds to use in my account until the pending transaction is reversed, hotel just said’tough. Also, very small bar area for a hotel.
We had a really wonderful stay at this gorgeous hotel! The service was amazing and the food was super too at Gees! Thanks for a lovely birthday stay
Boutique style hotel in good location
Room was rather small, would have found it a squash if had big suitcases
Good attentive service
Water wasn’t hot two days running. Pretty expensive. 13.5 per cent service charge on dinner in the hotel we felt was excessive.
Objectively a nice hotel but it’s £400 a night. And for rooms this size and zero facilities, you don’t pay that in many cities anywhere in the world.
Pluses
- parking with car charging. Not easy in Oxford
- genuinely charming and attentive staff
- very comfortable bed
- full of character. Great art etc
- the library is a lovely place to work or read
But there are a few things that I wouldn’t expect at this price:
- our sink was blocked and leaking over the floor. Not great in a tiny bathroom but was repaired that evening
- some of the items in the room weren’t in perfect condition (the WiFi password sign next to the bed was crumpled for example). Not petty IMO because first rule of a hotel room is that there should be zero sign that you aren’t the first occupant. Housekeeping should get that right.
So painful value for money, but not obvious where offers better. But if you’re charging this price you need to be 110% perfect.
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