The hotel is well placed within easy walking distance of the city center and easily accessible by car. The onsite car park was a major reason for our booking. The room was a good size and the ensuite bathroom appears to have been recently added.

Being an older property there is no a/c and we visited during a heat wave. A pedestal fan was provided but did not prove effective to cool us down sufficiently while sleeping. The modern glazed windows are great for soundproofing the street noise, but unfortunately we needed to open the windows when the room became hotter than outside and it made for a disturbed sleep due to the heavy traffic right outside the room.

We liked the room-darkening curtains and very clean (if basic) rooms. Two triple rooms were adequate for our family of six, with everything we needed to be comfortable.

I didn't love that the rooms we booked were in separate buildings — making it awkward for a family with small children traveling light to pass items back and forth. The rooms were pretty basic (though very clean). The location isn't the best I've ever had in Oxford but would be manageable for most, even if not on a great bus route (I'm just very very pregnant).

Room was very clean and everything good. Staff very responsive. Had a situation after returning home where we could not find a document we needed. I emailed them twice the day after I stay and response to both less then an hour. We did find it but I appreciated the quick response time. Overall would stay here again.

No issue with sports view but 3rd party listing made it sound like parking was automatic. Spots for free were limited but we were able to use free parking all 3 days and if we needed there is public parking literally next door

This is nicely located on Abingdon Road. I was visiting my daughter who is studying at Oxford and it was a convenient location. The room is decent-sized, good shower, good cupboard for clothes and comfy bed. A window for letting in fresh air. A good kettle in the room.

This isn't a fancy property. It's an old reno and the decor is utilitarian, but it suited my purposes. A place to sleep and shower.

Free parking spot Big sunny room Moveable beds, so we could combine the 2 one-person beds, to a big one 15 min walk to the first sightseeing destinations Nice view towards a meddow

Too many stairs. Bringing a big suitcase upstairs is going to be tricky The shower water pressure was not strong enough - this needs some sort of repair The nearest groceries shop is almost 15 minutes away Ambulances were passing on the main street through the whole night, but the windows isolate the sound well enough. Use the thick curtains

The property is easily accessed and located at the edge of the town which is great if you travel by car as you can avoid the city centre's traffic. Rooms are small but very clean. There is a convenient bus station nearby.

The staff was not very friendly (first time in our 3 weeks stay in the UK that we were a bit disappointed). There is a private parking place at the location but it really was not useful for us. We arrived around 4 pm and that day we couldn't visit too much in Oxford (everything closes at 4pm). The next day we had to check out at 10 am so we had to take our car at a parking place, some miles away and then travel by bus to the city.

Spacious rooms, fairly modern and definitely worth the money! Excellent value for the price.

Although car park was completely empty, the man at the reception seems to make himself a bit too important claiming that the car park will be full. No exception could be made to park a little bit earlier, even though at no times during our stay the car park was full - nowhere near! Bit of a shame which ruined our experience slightly unfortunately.

For the cost near central Oxford this was a great hotel. Luckily we didn't need the windows open as on a very noisy road, the only downside. I guess you can ask for a room at the back, which would probably be smaller. Ours was a nice large room. The beds were comfy so we slept well. Apart from that it was easy walking or 'bussing' into the Centre. We had Breakfast at a local cafe, so can't comment on the breakfast room or breakfast, though I believe it was fine.

They can't help their busy location, and the windows are double-glazed so not too bad. Also the very steep steps were a bit hairy with suitcases, but there was a safety bar to hold and as long as you were careful it was fine. Not for the infirm though. We were walking the Thames Path so OK for us. I think it is more of a young persons guesthouse, but nevertheless was perfect for our needs.

It is a very nice guest house. It is nothing fancy, but it is very clean and comfortable. The staff is very helpful, and the guest house is very quiet. We came for work and really enjoyed it (and yes the wifi is great).

The only drawback for us was that it was a bit far from our meetings, so we could not travel back and forth as much as we needed, but that was no fault of the lodge.

The room was close to the city centre. Less than 15 minutes walk, or 5 minutes bus. It was quiet, and very clean. There is a free parking space, for 10 or 11 cars, and the owner was quite helpful!

It would be nice if the room had a small fridge. Or an elevator. And the check-out time is a bit early. (10 am).