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Historic city hotel · Oxford, Oxford
Old Parsonage Hotel
A 17th-century, ivy-clad house in north Oxford, literary and cosy, with a lovely terrace and roof garden.
Our review
The Old Parsonage is the more intimate of Oxford's two great boutique hotels, a 17th-century house with a literary past and a charming terrace. Rooms are warm and characterful.
A romantic city stay near the colleges and parks.
Reasons to stay
- Lots of character
- Lovely terrace
- Near the colleges
- No spa or pool
- Some compact rooms
Food & drink
The kitchen here is a genuine reason to stay, not an afterthought. Restaurant on site. Bar on site.
Location & getting there
Old Parsonage Hotel is in Oxford, Oxfordshire, within Oxford. Nearest station is Oxford (0.6 miles). It is an inland setting. Set in or beside Cotswolds AONB nearby.
Nearby: Oxford colleges · University Parks · Ashmolean.
Who it suits
Right for: couples, city-breaks, special-occasions. Insider tip: Take afternoon tea on the terrace.
Frequently asked questions
Is Old Parsonage Hotel dog-friendly?
Yes, Old Parsonage 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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