Matthew Mitcham

in the last week

Review

Comfy bed. Sleek and modern bathroom. Free access to the spa which has two saunas, two steam rooms, a jacuzzi, ice scrub room (for contrast recovery therapy) and a fancy experiences shower. The included breakfast is quite generous (continental and full English, plus some options prepared fresh such as three egg omelet with a choice of fillings). Excellent customer service and the building itself is gorgeous. It was a lovely treat for our one-year anniversary.

Henci Benci

a week ago

Review

This is the second time we booked this hotel. Perfect location. The rooms might be small but very confortable beds and spacious bathroom. Old British style with authentic pub bar. The breakfast is very nice.

wendy riley

a month ago

Review

A lovely hotel perfect for exploring Oxford. The rooms are clean and comfortable with very comfy bed. The staff went that extra mile letting us check in early as our room was ready and letting us leave the car in the car park even after we’d checked out to do a little more exploring. Recommend this hotel very highly

R. Veda

2 months ago

Review

Chapter 46 of Colin Dexter's last Inspector Morse novel,, _The Remorseful Day_, begins with a description of the architectural contrast between the Gothic Randolph and the classical Ashmolean across the street. It goes on to describe the Spires restaurant in the Randolph as " an impressively elegant affair...". Google maps let me see this end of Beaumont street from my bedside in Costa Rica. I enjoy this sort of virtual travel while reading, which doesn't require me to find parking in Oxford.

María Querejeta Marras

a week ago

Review

Historic hotel in Oxford. They serve a nice afternoon tea. However, I think the hotel is a bit run down. It is quite expensive.