Oxford on Otho is a hotel in Inverell, New South Wales, Australia, located at 61-67 Otho Street. It sits a mere 0,1 mi from the city center, putting shops, cafes and local sights within easy reach.

Prices start from $112, and a range of handy amenities keeps comfort on point. Free Wifi and a streaming service (like Netflix) provide entertainment options, while air conditioning and soundproof rooms help guests rest easy. Non-smoking rooms, wheelchair accessibility, and elevator access to upper floors add convenience, and rooms feature a balcony or patio with a view, a kitchenette, a bathtub, and free toiletries. Parking and access to a golf course are available for an extra charge.

Oxford on Otho has 391 reviews, offering plenty of traveler feedback to consider. A convenient, well-located option for exploring Inverell.

Room options at Oxford on Otho span a wide range, from the compact Deluxe Studio, Balcony to the romantic Honeymoon Suite, with several choices in between. The Deluxe Studio, Balcony accommodates 2 adults and 1 child with a king-size bed, while the Premier Suite, Sofa Bed, Balcony sleeps 2 adults and includes a king bed plus a sofa bed for extra flexibility. For a special occasion, the Honeymoon Suite spans about 377 square feet, offering a cozy retreat built for two.

Room sizes and layouts vary to suit different travel vibes, including Studio, King at 258 square feet; Studio, King, Sofa Bed at 431 square feet; Studio, Balcony at 388 square feet; Studio with Balcony at 388 square feet; Studio, Queen at 215 square feet; and Suite, Balcony at 366 square feet. Whether seeking compact comfort or extra breathing room, there’s a layout to fit personal pace and plans.

Payment is cash only, with on-site parking and access to a golf course available for an extra charge. Free Wi-Fi plus a streaming service (like Netflix) keeps entertainment handy, while air conditioning and soundproofing help ensure a restful stay. Non-smoking rooms and elevator access to upper floors add convenient touches to complete the Inverell experience.