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City boutique hotel · Oxford, Oxford
Old Bank Hotel
A former bank on Oxford's High Street, now an art-filled boutique hotel with unrivalled views of the dreaming spires.
Our review
The Old Bank sits right on the High, with a notable art collection and rooms that look straight out over Oxford's spires. The brasserie is a local institution.
The best-located boutique stay in the city.
Reasons to stay
- Unrivalled central location
- Spire views
- Good brasserie
- City-hotel pace
- No spa
Food & drink
The kitchen here is a genuine reason to stay, not an afterthought. Restaurant on site. Bar on site.
Location & getting there
Old Bank Hotel is in Oxford, Oxfordshire, within Oxford. Nearest station is Oxford (0.7 miles). It is an inland setting. Set in or beside Cotswolds AONB nearby.
Nearby: Oxford colleges · Bodleian Library · Ashmolean.
Who it suits
Right for: couples, design-lovers, city-breaks. Insider tip: Ask for a room facing All Souls and the High.
Frequently asked questions
Is Old Bank Hotel dog-friendly?
Yes, Old Bank Hotel welcomes dogs. Always confirm any charges when booking.
Does it have a pool, spa or hot tub?
No pool or spa on site.
What is the best time of year to visit?
Year-round. There is plenty to do here on a wet day.
Is it good for a special occasion?
Yes — it is well suited to anniversaries and celebrations.
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