Bath Place Hotel - Oxford

Historic 17th-century cottage hotel in the center of Oxford

Accommodations in 17th-Century Cottages

Bath Place Hotel is a cluster of centuries-old cottages, each room with its own distinct layout and character. All rooms include ensuite bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffee makers. Some rooms at Bath Place have a private garden entrance, adding to the homely feel of the stay.

Food and Drink

A continental breakfast with pastries, toast, and juice is included in the room rate. Guests can order a cooked breakfast at an extra cost, or have breakfast delivered to their room at no additional charge. The hotel's bar has a fireplace, and the adjacent Turf Tavern pub serves pub meals.

Location and Surroundings

Bath Place Hotel Oxford is a 2-minute walk from the University of Oxford and the Sheldonian Theatre. The Bodleian Library, New College, and Oxford Playhouse are all within a few minutes' walk. Private parking is available at £25 per day, and London Heathrow Airport is 47 miles away.

Services and Amenities

The hotel offers daily housekeeping, 24-hour security, and private check-in/check-out. Guests can bring dogs for a one-off charge of £15, and the hotel has family rooms and facilities for disabled guests. The reception staff speaks English, Spanish, French, and Italian.

Unique Character and History

The property has connections to notable literary figures and is made up of a row of 17th-century houses. The architecture includes sloping floors, low ceilings, and narrow staircases that reflect the building's age. The hotel's lounge and public areas have a cozy, historic feel, and the Turf Tavern pub is on the same lane.

• Location: 2-minute walk from University of Oxford and Sheldonian Theatre
• Rooms: 17th-century cottages with private garden entrance in some rooms
• Dining: Continental breakfast included, cooked breakfast available, bar with fireplace
• Parking: Private parking at £25 per day nearby
• Pet Policy: Dog-friendly rooms for a one-off charge of £15
• Unique Feature: Literally connected to the historic Turf Tavern pub