Located within the historic walls of Oxford Castle at 3 New Rd, Malmaison offers guests a unique experience blending contemporary style with rich history. This boutique hotel features chic rooms adorned with modern decor while retaining elements of its storied past that make it truly one-of-a-kind. Guests can savor delicious meals crafted from fresh ingredients in the stylish on-site restaurant while enjoying exceptional service from dedicated staff members who prioritize guest satisfaction above all else. Whether you’re here for sightseeing or business purposes, Malmaison ensures every visitor enjoys an unforgettable stay steeped in character.

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Nikki Keogh

5 Google Rating

Delicious afternoon tea, great service. Very attentive staff. And great value for money!! Will defin

5/ 5

Delicious afternoon tea, great service. Very attentive staff. And great value for money!! Will definitely be back again.

Joost de Valk

4 Google Rating

Malmaison is an old prison that has been converted into a hotel, which gives it a unique style. Th

4/ 5

Malmaison is an old prison that has been converted into a hotel, which gives it a unique style. The rooms are nice, relatively spacious with modern interiors. Breakfast was nice, although the staff seemed to be arguing amongst themselves a bit much and they were relatively slow in taking orders for the cooked part of the breakfast. The location was good, allowing us to walk into Oxford easily. We stayed in Malmaison for two nights, during both nights we were quite warm. The air-conditioning or climate system or whatever they'd like to call it didn't really function well and because you can't open any windows the room heated up.

amanda balkartat

5 Google Rating

Great hotel. Clean , modern with a great atmosphere. Ideally located for the city centre.

5/ 5

Great hotel. Clean , modern with a great atmosphere. Ideally located for the city centre.

Dave Sage

4 Google Rating

Great hotel set in an old castle prison. Staff friendly & helpful. Room far too hot with only a fan

4/ 5

Great hotel set in an old castle prison. Staff friendly & helpful. Room far too hot with only a fan to cool it.

Matt Hall

5 Google Rating

I've of the most unusual, and unusually good, hotels I've ever stayed in; would definitely stay aga

5/ 5

I've of the most unusual, and unusually good, hotels I've ever stayed in; would definitely stay again. Excellent location. I stayed in the House of Corrections and found the room very comfortable. The staff are helpful and courteous, and friendly. Bonus: the breakfast was great, accompanied by the highest quality music I think I've heard in a hotel restaurant.

Timo Ernst

5 Google Rating

This hotel is amazing! I was pleasantly surprised when I was upgraded to a cell room and got the who

5/ 5

This hotel is amazing! I was pleasantly surprised when I was upgraded to a cell room and got the whole prison experience. If you want to stay somewhere new and exciting this is the place for you. Not only is the hotel amazing, but so is the staff. 10/10 would recommend to others!

Ken Halaby

5 Google Rating

One of the coolest hotels I've ever stayed in. It's a converted prison centrally located in Oxford.

5/ 5

One of the coolest hotels I've ever stayed in. It's a converted prison centrally located in Oxford. Helpful staff. Really good breakfast. I've included the view from my window and the front of the hotel at night with a spooky moon. Love this kinda stuff!!

Judi Garner

3 Google Rating

The hotel itself is great, interesting and quirky. What lets the whole experience down is the staff.

3/ 5

The hotel itself is great, interesting and quirky. What lets the whole experience down is the staff. Everyone we came across was disengaged and not particularly helpful. The most helpful and friendly person I engaged with with a member of maintenance (wish I'd got his name). I rang reception and room service from my room and the phone was not picked up - never experienced this in a hotel before. Ended up going to reception in person. Based on my experience not sure I'd visit a malmaison hotel again.

stacey funnell

5 Google Rating

Stunning

5/ 5

Stunning

M

5 Google Rating

Stayed here a few months ago, even better this time! So cozy in the winter time!

5/ 5

Stayed here a few months ago, even better this time! So cozy in the winter time!

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