Upgraded room was very comfortable. Breakfast was substantial and well presented. The manager was welcoming, answered all our questions and was very helpful in directing us to places we wished to visit. All other staff were helpful and friendly

We were never shown the restaurant only the snack s at the bar and this was also the space for the breakfast, a bit restricted and not a welcoming space for eating When booking the Booking.com website stated parking on site which was a major reason topersuade us to book. Our first notification from the hotel confirmed the booking but immediately stated that there was NO parking at the hotel only the Park and Ride on the edge of town. We were mislead

Breakfast was OK but not special. Staff were friendly and efficient. I had asked for a room next to my daughter over from Norway. But I arrived before check in time. The room next to hers was not ready so I accepted an alternative..

The bar and dining room was more motorway cafeteria than up market hotel. Some of the chairs need pads on their legs to stop them screeching , like fingers on a blackboard, when moved.

Oxford has many bad hotels, many of them overpriced. This one is not cheap but correctly priced. I especially liked the fact that everything looked brand new, was spotlessly clean and that my standard room was quite spacious with a large comfotable bed. standard quality shower and the type of average but still more than OK breakfast buffet. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful, really more so than at most hotels.

Nothing really. Like in most hotels below the 5 star level, the water jet of the shower is not as powerful as at home.

Your usual Mariott experience! Spotless room, spacious and airy! Quick check-in and check-out, friendly staff, kind and professional in the same time! Coffee & tea in the room, great for a good start in the morning! Beautiful roof terrace, great for catching a bit of morning sun! Nice lounge in the reception area, bar, mini-market and a microwave that comes in handy. Comfortable beds and absolutely lovely pillows (2 per person). Really convenient location, right in the centre and next to the river. It only has parking spaces for disabilities, but we found 24h paid parking at the Ice Rink, ~4 mins walk away. Only been here for a short pitstop, but clearly will be our first choice next time in Oxford!

Great staff on check in. Room good size, very clean, everything we needed. Beds comfy. Breakfast service good and friendly on day 2. Luggage store good facility. Easy walk to city centre.

Windows didn't open, my absolute nightmare. Soundproofing to corridor not great. Limited options for tea and coffee..no hot chocolate or biscuits. Breakfast service day 1 pretty poor, asked for table to be cleaned and reset but ended up moving tables as no one came, even though the guy I asked was standing doing nothing. Breakfast options bit limited for the price. Park and ride bus stopped more than 10 mins walk from hotel due to roadworks, and it was raining. I'm thinking another park and ride might have got us a bit closer, but hotel website still recommended Seacourt.

The location was very good - quiet and close to the city centre and convenient distance from the train station. The staff were very accommodating and friendly. A wide choice of fresh foods for breakfast was good.

The pillows were too soft and made sleep difficult. The inability to open any windows was a problem - the air was very dry in the rooms which affected my throat and breathing at night. I was told no windows could be opened because of the fire risk. Surely a little fresh air would benefit everyone?

At breakfast, there was a good selection of pre-cooked and continental items, cheese, ham etc. available and a choice of eggs could be cooked fresh on request. There was wide range of cereals with fresh fruit, pastries, breads, cakes etc., also dairy and non-dairy milks. We were given an accessible room which was spacious, very comfortable, with a large ensuite toilet/washroom/wet-room shower - very well-appointed with top notch fittings and thoughtful additions. It was such a shame that the shower had fabric curtains which finished about 30cms above the floor and the slope to the central drainage wasn't adequate to cope with the volume of water being delivered by the (excellent!) shower. This meant that the water easily escaped from the expansive specific shower area under the curtains into the toilet/washbasin area and also towards the entrance door! There was more than enough room to have designed an easily accessible shower area with water retaining screens - such an oversight in otherwise perfect accommodation for people with disabilities.

The yoghurt was all low fat with only plain and one fruit choice available. The pre-cooked items were not hot, merely kept warm. The scrambled egg was very dry and tasteless - not set 'creamy' as it should be for breakfast - perhaps I should have asked for some to be cooked freshly ... The toaster did not turn out an adequately browned slice and we were requested by a notice, not to put the sliced bread through more than once!

Oxford was our first destination after landing in Heathrow. We landed at night, and arrived at the hotel by taxi. The front desk is open 24 hours, so we had no trouble checking in. The location is fine, the hotel isn't in the center, it's in a corner of Oxford. The walk to most destinations in the city is about 10 minutes. The breakfast looked like very standard hotel food, and we preferred to eat in the city. Our room was small but very comfortable. The bed was great, the bathroom spacious, and the little fridge and tea in the room was just what we needed.

The only issue would be the distance of our room from the lobby - several minutes walk, not accessible by the lift, several corridors and stairs were involved in getting back and forth from our room. There is a lift in the hotel, so presumably not all rooms are situated this way. When we checked in, the staff were helpful in bringing our luggage up.

Location was excellent - right next to the centre but in a little backwater but difficult to find with a car and no hotel parking! Rooms were as you would expect and the beds/pillows were particularly comfortable - absolutely no complaints.

A buffet breakfast so will never be as good as custom cooked. Overall OK but the hot ingredients were however poor - cheap sausages and bacon and the scrambled eggs were particularly awful. Parking was difficult - I ended up using JustPark to get a reasonable price at a reasonable distance from the hotel.

Excellent location minutes away from city centre. Good facilities on site. Hotel team helpful and friendly.

No on-site parking had to use nearby shopping centre incurring additional costs for parking. This was not made very clear in the advert as the initial advertisement title which said car parking available. It was made clear in the email from the hotel where to park once the booking was made, with details where to park. The duty manager was very professional when I gave her my feedback on the parking matter. She said it had been raised to booking.com and if you scroll down in the advert it apparently details about no on site parking. She did provide complimentary coffees.