Oxfordshire hotels

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We’ve got Premier Inn hotels throughout the county, ideally located for exploring the famous sights. We have hotels in Oxfordshire, a short journey from the birthplace of Winston Churchill and the ancestral home of George Washington, as well as Oxford itself with its dreaming spires and famous university. And if you’re looking for a budget break, our centrally located hotels in Oxfordshire are affordable and comfortable, offering great public transport links for getting out and about. Business travellers will find our hotels in Oxfordshire have all the amenities to make a stay with Premier Inn both relaxing and productive.
Oxfordshire is famous for its historic university city of Oxford with its iconic “dreaming spires” and centuries of academic tradition. The county is also known for its beautiful countryside, including the Cotswolds, and its links to British history, from royal connections to stately homes. It’s a place where visitors can explore market towns, riverside walks and heritage sites all within easy reach.
Oxfordshire is often known as the “county of dreaming spires,” thanks to the skyline of Oxford’s historic university buildings. It’s also seen as a gateway to the Cotswolds and the River Thames, making it a favourite spot for countryside breaks mixed with a touch of culture and history.
Oxfordshire is well known for traditional English fare and local produce. You might come across Oxford sausages, Banbury cakes and delicious cheeses from local dairies. Farmers’ markets and country pubs across the county are a great way to taste seasonal and locally sourced dishes.















