With an award-winning restaurant – The Annora Restaurant (named after the anchoress Annora who is associated with the local 12th century church ); a local bar offering a variety of real ales and good food; and comfortable, well – furnished accommodation- The Tree Hotel is ideal for any occasion.

Whether for weddings, conferences, private parties or special occasions, The Tree at Iffley can accommodate your needs.

We welcome children of all ages in our restaurant, and are well known for our mouth-watering lunch and dinner menus. Look at our events schedule and ask about our special offers. Open every day from 8.00 am until 11.00 pm.

Annora International Restaurant

Continental, Thai & Indian Restaurant

The Tree Hotel in the leafy village of Iffley boasts of a restaurant and bar in Oxford that serves Continental, Thai and Indian Cuisine with a varied choice, not only in its menu but also in its Buffets.
The extremely popular and unique International Sunday Buffet lunch with its Traditional Roast Carvery can be tailored for, private parties, small weddings, Conferences and Business Lunches. The outdoor seating with its newly-refurbished decking area and ample car park in this Oxfordshire restaurant makes this an ideal choice for diners looking for scrumptious fusion cuisine of Continental, Thai or Indian food. This added to our exceptionally warm and friendly service makes for a fantastic food experience.

A Thai restaurant and an Indian restaurant in Oxford are limited to only one cuisine. At The Tree Hotel, the restaurant serves Continental cuisine as well as Thai and Indian and that gives a varied choice to all diners for a fantastic food experience.

All dishes in this Oxfordshire fusion cuisine restaurant are created to order, using the freshest ingredients from the best local suppliers.

The wonderful ambience of the dining room in this restaurant in Oxfordshire is created by our wide-ranging clientele: from executives to academics; families to romantic couples and tourists to locals.

Suitable for private parties and with no room hire this restaurant in Oxford is a perfect venue for that special celebration.

Contact

The Tree Hotel
63 Church Way,
Iffley Village,
Oxford, OX4 4EY
Tel: +44 (0) 1865 775974
Fax: +44 (0) 1865 747554

Website: www.treehotel.co.uk
Email: enquiries@treehotel.co.uk

Directions

From Heathrow Airport: Take The M25 Northbound To Junction 16 And Join The M40. Take The M40 To Junction 8. Come Off At This Junction And Take The A40 To Oxford. Turn Left At The Headington Roundabout Towards Cowley. Upon Reaching The Littlemore Roundabout, Turn Right Towards Iffley. Continue On To The Traffic Lights At The Bottom Of The Hill. Turn Left After the Lights on Iffley Turn. Continue straight after the mini round-about and The Hotel Is On The Left.

From A34: Follow signs to Cowley. At Littlemore roundabout take A4158 exit, Iffley Road. Continue On to the Traffic Lights At The Bottom Of The Hill. Turn Left After the Lights on Iffley Turn. Continue straight after the mini round-about and The Hotel Is On The Left.

Oxford offers everything from culture, history and art to a vast array of fine restaurants and cafes offering the best in good honest British cuisine, among a variety of others. Top attractions in Oxford include ‘The Oxford eye’ which is a spectacular Ferris wheel like construction that offers stunning and spectacular views across the whole of this magical city. If you’re not too keen on heights, why not take a stroll down Oxford’s famous ‘May Fair’, where some of the city’s most prestigious and exquisite restaurants and cafes are to be found. But for those of you who want to soak up the history and culture of the divine English capital, you should take the tube to the Westminster district where you’ll find such hot tourist spots as ‘Big Ben’, ‘The Houses of parliament’, ‘Westminster Abbey’, ‘Downing Street’, ‘Tower Bridge’ and of course the home of the beloved Queen Elizabeth II ‘Buckingham Palace’. Tours of the Royal home run daily and give a detailed over look of how one of the world’s most elegant Royal families actually live. London’s nightlife is also world renowned with thousands of exciting bars, clubs, and music venues to keep you entertained through the night whilst visiting here. Many of our Oxford apartments are situated very central so you’ll be able to visit all these amazing sites with the greatest of ease.

Luxury Oxford Apartments swimming pool

If you’re in the mood for something a little more bohemian and out of the ordinary holidays in London will be able to deliver, with the amazing sights and sounds of Camden Town. You will be overwhelmed with all the independent and unique clothing shops and stores that Camden is renowned for. Plus the fabulous outside markets offer an abundance of fashion, food, music and gifts that ill keep the most avid of shoppers occupied for hours. If shopping’s not your thing you can always stop in at the famous Camden Loch, which overlooks the river and is particularly beautiful on lazy summer evenings. Again we have a remendous range of Oxford holiday apartments available here too, so you won’t have far to travel!

You’ll also want to book your Oxford apartments early for 2012, as the city is going to be bursting with life as it is hosting the Olympics on 27th July. This prestigious honor was awarded to the city of London due to its immense architural beauty, its vast appeal to a number of tastes and attitudes, and also for its amazing celebration of multiculturalism, which as we all know is the true essence of the Olympic Games. London will see athletes come from all over the global to compete in there chosen category of expertise for the world champion title. Make sure you organize your accommodation for London 2012 through Owners Direct as soon as possible, as The Olympics is not one to be missed

So whether you’re looking for that romantic weekend away or a fun action packed adventure, why not try Oxford apartments for a short stay on your next perfect city break.

The main building of the Old Bank Hotel dates back to the eighteenth century, with number 93 not being erected until 1775 on a site owned by bankers John Parsons & William Fletcher called “George Hall”. The five bays on the left were added in 1798. The corner of Magpie Lane was rebuilt by Stephen Salter in 1902 to imitate a sixteenth century house. The building was separate from the bank until 1980 and was later a stationery shop run by Joseph Vincent. The buildings served as a bank (latterly as the main Oxford branch of Barclays Bank) from 1775 until 1998 when millionaire art collector Jeremy Mogford bought the building to renovate it into a hotel.

Within the hotel is the Quod Restaurant and Bar. The restaurant is designed with stone floors, an oval zinc-topped bar and leather banquette seating. Quod’s emphasis is on good quality seasonal produce, and an excellent atmosphere. Quod Brasserie with its terrace and bar is the main part of the hotel, open all day serving simple Mediterranean food surrounded by an amazing collection of young British art. The hotel also offers private areas including The Gallery, Boardroom or Red Room.

Quod Restaurant hosts a number of regular jazz performances. It was a listed venue at the 2010 Oxford Jazz Festival.

The complex offers a large area to park and it is located in the midst of some of Oxford’s colleges, including Merton, University, All Souls and Oriel. The Old Bank hotel and its restaurant Quod, is located at the end of Oxford’s High street. Access to the car park via Merton street and the Magpie lane.

The Old Bank Hotel
92 – 94 High Street
Oxford
OX1 4BN
Tel: +44 (0) 1865 799 599

Website: www.oldbank-hotel.co.uk
Email: info@oldbank-hotel.co.uk

Burford House Hotel Oxford

There are just eight bedrooms, all decorated individually with carefully chosen traditional Farrow & Ball paints. Some have queen or king size beds, some overlook the garden and some the evocative high street but all have

• antique furniture, pictures and porcelain
• great beds with Witney blankets, the best pillows and fine egyptian linen
• gleaming bathrooms with huge tubs and all but one with separate shower stall
• toiletries, bathrobes, mineral water and hospitality trays
• up to date magazines and readable books
• and lots of thoughtful extras not often found in hotels
• flat screen television with DVD/CD player and satellite channels
• wireless broadband internet access in all rooms

We love all the rooms and each of us has a favourite, so even if your first choice is not available…… trust us, the alternative will still be a hit.

Luxury and comfort is of course not confined to the bedrooms, downstairs guests will find two intimate sitting rooms.

There is a Log Stove in one, whilst the Garden Room is bright and has doors out to the courtyard garden.

The lounges simply add to the space available for relaxation, reading, reflecting, falling asleep or having an early evening glass of wine or a late evening nightcap.

Burford House Hotel
99 High Street
Burford,
Oxfordshire,
OX18 4QA

Tel: +44 (0) 1993 823151
Fax: +44 (0)1993 823240

Website: www.burford-house.co.uk

Bath Place Hotel Oxford

The Bath Place Hotel is a cluster of seventeenth century cottages surrounding a tiny flagstone courtyard in the heart of Oxford, seconds away from colleges, libraries and museums. The cottages nestle between New College, one of the University’s oldest colleges, and Hertford College, established in the thirteenth century. The New College Bell Tower, which has been in continual use since the thirteenth century, is visible from many of the hotel’s rooms. More on the history of Bath Place Hotel.

Bath Place Hotel is a small, family run and friendly licenced Oxford hotel, very close to the Sheldonian Theatre and the Bodleian Library, Opposite Holywell Music Room and less than five minutes on foot from the Oxford Playhouse, the New Theatre and the main shopping area.

We have fifteen cottage-style rooms all of which are doubles or twins. There are also several family suites. The rates vary according to the time of year, the size of the room, and the location. Please see Rates and Booking for more information.

All rooms are ensuite with digital flat-screen televisions, Minibar, and coffee- and tea-making facilities. We also have a licensed bar and lounge with fireplace for our guests.

Wireless internet connection is available free of charge.

Nearby secure parking is available for an additional £10 per night (Complimentary parking available six minutes walk away).

Bath Place Hotel Bedroom

Bath Place Hotel
4-5 Bath Place
Holywell Street
Oxford
OX1 3SU

Tel: +44 (0) 1865 791812
Fax: +44 (0) 1865 791834

Email: info@bathplace.co.uk
Website: www.bathplace.co.uk

Cotswold View Caravan and Camping Park

Cotswold View Caravan and Camping Park lies in the midst of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds in an area of outstanding natural beauty over-looking the Evenlode Valley and Wychwood Forest. Set in 54 acres of rolling, wooded farmland our spacious pitches offer the peace & tranquillity of the countryside in which to relax and enjoy your holiday or weekend break.

Cotswold View Caravan and Camping Park has broad grass walks and well-signed forest and farm trails around the park where you can see a variety of farm animals; the horses, the sheep, the goats, the pigs, the chickens, the ducks and the Shetland ponies. There are attractive playgrounds for the children including one for under 5’s, and a tennis court and skittle alley for hire. We offer a small, well-stocked shop and off-licence. A wealth of tourist  information is also available.

Cotswold View Caravan and Camping Park is ideally placed as a centre for walking, cycling & touring in the Cotswolds should you wish to explore :

• The numerous footpaths & bridleways in the locality including The Oxfordshire Way & The Wychwood Way
• Blenheim Palace – 6 miles
• Cotswold Wild Life Park – 10 miles
• Oxford – served by regular direct trains to/from Charlbury
• The Cotswold towns and villages such as Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-The-Wold, Broadway and Chipping Campden to name but a few
• Stratford-upon-Avon – 27 miles
• London – served by regular direct trains to/from Charlbury

You could not make a better choice for your countryside holiday than here at Cotswold View Caravan and Camping Park.

Cotswold View
Caravan & Camping Park
Enstone Road
Charlbury
Oxfordshire
OX7 3JH

Freephone: 0800 0853474
Tel: 01608 810314
Fax: 01608 811891

Email: info@cotswoldview.co.uk
Website: www.cotswoldview.co.uk

Choosing a Hotel in Oxford

Accommodation in Oxford is not cheap, and while there are plenty of bed and breakfast places, there is only a limited number of hotels. Not all establishments take young children, so it is worth checking in advance.

Booking ahead is therefore essential, especially in summer, on weekends and during public holidays.

The Hotel Oxford Guide lists hotels and self-catering accommodation which have good access for people with limited mobility.

Hostels and “Ys”

Ideal for the budget traveller are two hostels situated in the city centre close to the bus and rail-way stations. Both have intrnet access, a TV/games-room and luggage storage. The Youth Hostels Association also offers accommodation for all ages at their new purpose-built hostel just behind the train station with 2-, 4- and 6-bed rooms. Non-members can join on arrival.

A Place of Your Own

If you are planning to stay in the area for an extended period, it may be more economical to choose a short-term rental. For a good selection click here Apartments and Self-Catering.

Camping

The Camping and Caravanning Club has a site just over a mile from the centre at 426 Abingdon Road, tel: 01865 244 088. You can join online here Camping and Caravan Sistes.  Costwold View Caravan and Caping Site, Enstone Road, Charlbury, tel: 01608 810 314. Heyford Ley Camping Park, is a family run park situated on an old 17th-century farm premises: Camp Road, Bicester tel: 01869 232 048.