Easington House - 15Th Century Farmhouse with gardens stone floors beams fireplaces privately owned and operated. Convenient for town bars restaurants and shops etc close to Cotswolds Stratford oxford Woodstock silverstone Bicester Village and a mile or so off the m40 Junction Full English or continental Breakfast included in price of rooms Free range eggs, British Bacon and Sausage, Organic yoghurts, selection of Fresh fruit and Juices Cereals etc Broadband and Wi Fi included. Afternoon tea served from May 08

The Tower House - This 17th-century guest house is on a quiet street in the heart of Oxford city centre, 2 minutes walk from all the major tourist attractions. The Tower House has rooms that are individually decorated to match the history of the building. Enjoy tea/coffee, free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV (with Freeview). Oxford is a delightful city, famous for its spires, ancient university colleges and beautiful architecture. When booking your room please remember to provide an approximate time of arrival.

Athena Guest House - In East Oxford, this friendly, family-run guest house offers comfortable en suite accommodation at good value rates in well-equipped rooms, all with TV, DVD player, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. The Athena Guest House is one of the original red brick Victorian detached houses common in the area. Today, the original building has been converted to house 7 comfortable en suite rooms, though it still retains lot of charm and atmosphere. The guest house is just a short distance from the city centre, but remains within easy reach of the city's ring road. Public transport is readily available, with plenty of buses and taxis available nearby. There is a selection of twin, double, triple and family rooms available, each of which includes a number of small but welcome touches, such as a water filter and a choice of wireless or wired free internet access.

The Ridings Guest House - Welcome to The Ridings: a small and quiet guest house in the heart of the historical city of Oxford. Both tourists and business guests will appreciate the classical style, relaxing atmosphere and attention to detail. Check-in is between either 10:00 and 13:00, or 16:00 and 20:00. If you plan to check in at any other time, you must contact The Ridings Guest House before your arrival (contact details are supplied on you booking confirmation email).

The Old Crown Coaching Inn - In the heart of the quiet market town, this charming former coaching inn dates back to the 16th century and has retained its original cobbled courtyard and fountain. The hotel's central location makes it an ideal base for exploring Faringdon's picturesque streets and the surrounding countryside. Once a month, the archway leading to the hotel's courtyard, just off the market square, is home to stalls from the local farmers' market. All of the hotel's rooms are decorated in light, neutral colours and have wooden furnishings. Some of the rooms still feature carefully preserved period features, such as original wooden beams.

The Falcon BandB - The Falcon B&B is a 10-minute walk from Oxford city centre, and has views of the college boathouses. The warm and friendly B&B is within 2 late-Victorian town houses located opposite Queens College's playing fields. Each room is well furnished and has an en suite shower. Full English breakfast is included in the room rate.

The Inn at Emmington - Boasting spectacular views over The Chilterns, this traditional countryside inn features 7 en suite rooms and wonderful home-cooked food, complemented by a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, in the delightful village of Chinnor. A cosy rural retreat, The Inn at Emmington offers a roaring log fire for those cold winter nights, whilst in the summer you can enjoy the secluded garden. The restaurant serves British cuisine, cooked to order, alongside a fine selection of real ales, beer and wine. The surroundings provide the perfect venue for walking, horse-riding and cycling. If you venture further, you can enjoy the historic University City of Oxford or a day's shopping at the Bicester Outlet Village. There are also a number of golf courses nearby.

Eurobar Cafe and Hotel - BandB - Set in Oxford's historic city centre, next to the bus station and 5-minutes' walk from the train station, this small hotel is ideally located close to University colleges, theatres and shops. A unique mix of traditional English and modern European styles, the caf?-bar is open from 09:00 - 23:00 Monday-Thursday; 09:00 - 24:00 Friday and Saturday; and 12:00 - 22:30 on Sunday for bar snacks, tea, coffee, traditional ales and lagers. The hotel offers guests the comfort of well-appointed stylish and spacious en suite or standard rooms (with a shared bathroom) in the heart of the historic university city of Oxford, within a stone's throw of all its attractions. Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

Brenal Guesthouse - Friendly, cosy and clean, this family-run guest house offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and en suite rooms, in a great location, just a 5-minute bus journey from Oxford's city centre. Brenal Guest House has a convenient location, close to Oxford's ring road. The very heart of the city centre is within easy reach, with a good bus service running regularly from the nearby bus stop. Alternatively, you can reach the city centre by taking a pleasant stroll along the river. All of the en suite rooms have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Large family rooms are also available. A full traditional cooked English breakfast is included in the price and lighter continental options are also available. Brenal Guest House is family run and your hosts, Mr and Mrs Ponen, pride themselves on offering a warm welcome and a friendly relaxing atmosphere.

The Bat and Ball Inn - In a small, pretty village in the Oxfordshire countryside, just 8 miles (13 km) from Oxford city centre, this former coaching inn offers delicious food, real ales and a charming village atmosphere. The Bat & Ball Inn has a great bar, with an enormous collection of cricketing memorabilia. With pine tables and flagstone floors, the bar has a cosy and comfortable feel. You can enjoy an excellent selection of hand-pulled ales including LBW, Marston's Pedigree and a weekly changing guest ale. The restaurant has a great reputation for serving fantastic food, with seasonal menus offering good quality and value for money. The Bat & Ball has appeared in the Good Pub Guide and more recently received an entry in Michelin's Eating Out In Pubs Guide. Wi-Fi is available in the bar and restaurant. All of the rooms have now been sympathetically refurbished in a contemporary style. Each room is named after a famous cricketer and has starched linen bedding, a modern en suite bathroom, an LCD flat-screen TV with digital Freeview channels and solid oak furniture.