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Barcelo Oxford Hotel  
The area's most prestigious venue, including superbly appointed bedrooms and bathrooms, a stylish bar and restaurant. As well as being ideally located for all major routes the hotel meets modern demands. |
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Bay Tree Hotel, Burford 
Dating from 1584, the Bay Tree is situated in picturesque Burford "The Gateway to the Cotswolds". Friendly and attentive service, gourmet cuisine, exposed beams, flagstones and crackling log fires create a homely and traditional feel. |
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Cromwell Lodge Hotel, Banbury 
Majestic old building combining the spirit of the 17th century with all the modern day comforts. The elegant oak panelled restaurant features imaginative and tempting menus. Extensive bar meals menu, a wide range of traditional ales and good wines. |
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Hawkwell House Hotel, Oxford
Hawkwell House Hotel provides a sense of calm and the ideal base to either relax and play croquet on the lawn or visit the wealth of museums, galleries and attractions in the city or explore the surrounding area. |
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Witney Four Pillars Hotel
Situated just 10 miles from Oxford and 7 miles from Burford, gateway to the Cotswolds. Features include lounge, lounge bar and restaurant; leisure club, outdoor seating and car parking. For entertainment there is a live band most Saturday nights. |
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From the hordes of tourists who descend on Oxford every year, you could think that a short break in Oxfordshire must consist of a stay in Oxford - and nothing else. However, spend all your time in the city of Dreaming Spires and you'll miss out on beautiful countryside, pretty villages - and some great food!
In Oxford, 'town and gown' exist side by side. The famous colleges line cobbled streets, their massive wooden gates revealing tantalising glimpses of the hallowed world within. Meanwhile, the rest of Oxford gets on with being a great city both to explore, and to shop in! Stay in a central Oxford hotel and you'll be in the heart of all the sites, near the circular Bodelian library, the Ashmolian Museum, and the Grand Hall of Christ Church College, the inspiration for Hogwarts’ own hall. At night Oxford's bars and restaurants are alive with atmosphere, and there is always live music or theatre happening somewhere in Oxford.
Beyond the city, Oxfordshire takes on a more relaxed feel. Cotswold bed and breakfasts tempt you to stay and linger amongst the honey-coloured stone towns of Chipping Norton and Burford. Most hotels in Woodstock are just a short walk from the impressive Blenheim Palace, built for the First Duke of Marlborough, and once home to Sir Winston Churchill. |
If all Blenheim's grandeur makes your credit card itch, head for the Bicester Outlet Village, where dressing like a Duke will cost you less! Then relax in your Oxfordshire accommodation and reflect that, on your short break in Oxfordshire, you've only scratched the surface of this varied county. |
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