Being a characterful Grade-II listed building, no two bedrooms are the same in our Oxford hotel. Each room is stylishly decorated, with calming colours, modern furnishings and has its own story to tell. Vanbrugh House was built by the Peisley family, leading stonemasons of the time, and served as their home for three generations.
There is so much more to the city of Oxford than 'dreaming spires' and punting. Whilst exploring the historic colleges gives a fascinating insight into the city's academic pedigree, visitors who do not look beyond the university are missing a wealth of fascinating gems. Exploring Oxford unveils a plethora of delights.
There is so much more to the city of Oxford than 'dreaming spires' and punting. Whilst exploring the historic colleges gives a fascinating insight into the city's academic pedigree, visitors who do not look beyond the university are missing a wealth of fascinating gems. Exploring Oxford unveils a plethora of delights.
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Created by Oxford's leading stonemasons, Vanbrugh House Hotel has a special place in the city's history. It's no surprise if the grand baroque exterior of our Oxford hotel looks familiar. 18th-century architect, Sir John Vanbrugh styled Vanbrugh House, as well as the spectacular Blenheim Palace.
The Peisleys, leading stonemasons in Oxford at the time, were associated with many of the city's most beautiful buildings such as the Chapel at Trinity College.They are best remembered for their work at Blenheim Palace in the early 18th century, as Bartholomew Peisley created the Palace's magnificent bridge.
The Peisleys, leading stonemasons in Oxford at the time, were associated with many of the city's most beautiful buildings such as the Chapel at Trinity College.They are best remembered for their work at Blenheim Palace in the early 18th century, as Bartholomew Peisley created the Palace's magnificent bridge.
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Being a Grade II listed building of historical significance, renovations cannot always be carried out in order to preserve the original structure. Expect unique quirks, such as creaky floorboards, narrow corridors and original features which all add to the charm and homely feel of our quintessentially English hotel.
Single Room
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Located on the second floor, the Standard Single offers the perfect luxury space for the solo traveller. Located on the second floor, the Standard Single offers the perfect space for the solo traveller. This room is named 'One Spire' as it has a magnificent view of the gothic tower at the Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, located in the heart of Oxford.
Small and Standard Double Rooms
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Our Oxford hotel's small and standard double rooms are ideal for couples and friends looking to stay in the 'City of Dreaming Spires'. Designed to offer the ultimate luxury experience, these boutique rooms serve as the perfect 'home away from home'. Each with its own unique style and design which reflects Oxford's charm and history, our small and standard double rooms offer a guest experience like no other.
Accessible Room
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Located on the ground floor, The Safe Room has been designed for those with limited mobility, complete with a fully accessible bathroom. Known as 'The Safe Room' this luxury and accessible bedroom is ideally located on the ground floor. Designed to accommodate those with limited mobility this spacious room in our Oxford hotel comes complete with an accessible bathroom.
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