Charming, very well situated, lovely food, friendly staff. We loved our stay and the convenience of the location of having a nice restaurant downstairs.

There were a couple of problems with the lights in our room and the AC not cooling well in a second room in our group. It was a larger room though and a very hot couple of days. The staff were friendly about accommodating my gluten free needs, but it’s always nice to see several good options already on the menu. We were fine with the stairs, but guests should know there are lots of stairs to the rooms and they’re steep and narrow. The old building is so lovely and charming, but there are a lot of stairs.

The room was "Cosy" as described and was just what I needed after a long day in Court for work. It had everything I needed. The bedding and pillows were like luxury. The little desk area, was perfect for me to just finish up some work, and somewhere good to do my make up in the morning. The smart TV, with access to all the television apps you would hope for was great. The wifi was great/a good speed too. The discount for dining in the evening was great. All the food was super tasty. All the staff were super friendly. The shower/ bathroom was bigger than I was expecting and was lovely and clean, with all the products you need to wash/ start the day, including conditioner!! I would stay again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I didn't like the location of where the room was, had to walk out to like a back area/car park however that is about me and being nervous having not stayed there before. I would have preferred to have been told about it only being stairs up to the room. However again, I think due to the selection of the "cosy" room and that these are simply where they are located. Once in the room I felt safe enough and was relived to see there was a main door to the selection of rooms. There were some dirt marks on the one bedroom wall, but I would say scuff marks/wear and tear, that wall only could do with a lick of paint. Probably not something that can be helped.

Staff were helpful and friendly; room was nicely decorated and super comfortable - not least the bed. Breakfast was very good - though see my comments below. Dinner was OK, but not particularly special. Tow path starts just around the corner, and I really enjoyed my early morning walks along the river with the dog.

I had a bit of a fight to get the music turned off at breakfast. I succeeded, but only after canvassing other guests; none of whom had any objection to having the music turned off, with one couple absolutely delighted at the idea. This is something of a bugbear of mine. Why is it assumed that everyone wants music throughout bars and restaurants, despite the fact that it has been established that noise is harmful to mental health? There is nothing to stop those small numbers of people who can't live without music from bringing in personal stereos; they might even get to listen to something they actually want to listen to, rather than having a choice, which is usually no choice - in other words just some random CD, or local radio - inflicted on them. Please give this some thought.

The staff were lovely, friendly and helpful. The location was ideal, not only in terms of proximity to the center, but also due to the beautiful setting right next to the river. The food at the pub is also great so was nice to have that option of eating there on arrival.

There were a few cobwebs and dust in the room. There were also a few hairs in the shower, prior to us using it. The bedding though was clean and fresh. It would have also been nice to have our complimentary water replenished the second night. It was a pain to have to use the Park and Ride due to no availability of parking for guests (especially when you have luggage), but this seems to be common in Oxford.

The pub itself is nice, good friendly staff. The room we got moved to was very nice, although it could do with some better sound proofing, as the windows were single glazed. The breakfast was good with lots of options, (although you have to pay for any hot drinks that aren't basic tea or coffee) The location was good, close enough to the main area with a 10 minute walk. There's no parking. We used the park and ride, and walked to the pub (there is a bus). Each room has its own heating control, it was nice to turn it up a bit for a while when we came back cold from walking. Our ensuite had a little motion sensor nightlight in it so you can see the layout of the bathroom in the dark.

The first room we were given had no heating. It was December, and cold but after a while, they offered to move us. The next room was warmer, and nicer. Was quite noisy at night due to single glazed windows. The room looked clean, but we found a couple of dog biscuits on the floor, which made me wonder how well it had been cleaned (we don't have a dog).

Breakfast was good with plenty of choice from the cooked menu. The room was better than i expected and the bed was really comfy and the pillows the best I've found in a hotel. Nice en suite and very clean.

One thing at breakfast that could be better was the hot drinks. The coffee was in a flask so it wasnt particularly hot. Although a new flask was bought out, it still wasn't as hot as I would like. The hot water machine for tea seemed to be set as a temperature of 85, maybe this needs to be increased?

Location was good - took about 10 mins to walk into the city centre. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. We booked quite late so only had the choice of the family room, but this was lovely. It was spacious and the bed was very comfy. Nicely decorated and the ensuite was a good size and with a choice of rain shower or normal shower head. We had dinner in the restaurant which was lovely - nice ambience and good, well cooked food. The beer garden is great - right by the river and I would imagine is very busy on a sunny day. Breakfast was delicious - a very good full English with good quality ingredients. Eggs Benedict was good too. The only slight downside is the cost - it's not cheap, but it's Oxford, it's right on the river and it's a quality place. I'd definitely stay there again.

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Great location for an overnight stay in Oxford. Right by the water with lovely views. Only a 10 min walk to town centre. Amazing beer garden where we had a lovely meal and was reasonably priced. Staff were really helpful and our room was perfect and well maintained with nice touches including a mini bar and good tea and coffee making facilities. Overall we couldn’t fault it and might definitely return one day.

Better coffee options for breakfast could be an improvement. Also parking is unfortunately not on site.

Lovely location by the river and Folly Bridge, nice views including the rowers and Salter's Steamers boat trips, took the 40 minute boat trip from the opposite side of the bridge. Interesting history, converted from old boat builder's warehouse. Lovely room nice and quiet. Not far from the colleges and town centre, Ashmolean museum about 15 minutes walk (max).

No parking, though did find somewhere to park nearby via JustPark app.

Location, charming/authentic place & bedroom, friendly and helpful staff, nice bathroom and shower, coffee/tee machines, small fridge... English breakfast & omelette, fish & chips... The terrace of the hotel was amazing, along the river, large and nicely arranged. Lots of nice walks around... (in the city, along the river or in the countryside).

We are used of queen or king size beds, but the one we got was 1.40m large. Very comfortable, but too small for us two. Maybe the other bedrooms have larger ones (to be checked in advance)? The bedrooms with a view on the terrace are noisy because of the single glazing and of the road just in front. The weather was fortunately still cold and the windows closed, but I guess the noise can be an issue during summertime. Not enough space to put your belongings (in the bathroom as well as in the bedroom). Only 2 coat hooks (no wardrobe, no suitcase rack). No lift (for those who have heavy suitcases... but it was not a problem for us.).