Hotels in Oxford Oxfordshire

The Spread Eagle is in the heart of historic Thame, famous for its 1-mile-long (1.6 km) Main Street. With a rich history, the hotel’s guests have included royalty, famous politicians, writers and even French prisoners from the Napoleonic wars.

The Spread Eagle was made famous by the unusual John Fothergill, who owned the hotel in the 1920s. He wrote about this in the popular book, “An Innkeepers Diary”.

Fothergill believed in the highest standards of food and service – this tradition continues in The Spread Eagle’s Eden Bar and Grill. A fresh new English menu is served, including a reassuring ‘comfort cooking’ section.

The fantastic city of Oxford is within easy reach, along with the historic town of Aylesbury.

Overlooking the River Thames, The Upper Reaches is an ideal choice for a relaxing break in the historic county of Oxfordshire, with the quaint village of Dorchester, Henley and Marlow all nearby. For shoppers, Oxford, Reading, Bicester Retail village and Abingdon are just a short drive away through the beautiful countryside.

With its idyllic water-front setting and spectacular views, the Upper Reaches Hotel is well integrated into the life of the river, and as such can offer mooring for up to 6 boats.
The hotel contains one of the town’s most ancient relics, a mill wheel, with origins dating back to Abingdon Abbey in 1200 - the wheel is still in operation and can be viewed from the restaurant.

?The Vines? Hotel and Restaurant, has long been acclaimed for its fine dining in elegant surroundings.

The low beams, original flagstone floors and an open fire add to the relaxed atmosphere.

The 8 en suite rooms are in renovated stables at the side of the inn for privacy and freedom. Each room has air conditioning and tea/coffee facilities.

The restaurant has classic dishes and modern international cuisine. The White Horse Inn also offers a small private function room, The Snug, for meetings or private dinner parties.

Oxford is a delightful city, famous for its dreaming spires, ancient University colleges and beautiful architecture. The hotel is two minutes walk from all the major tourist attractions. The Hotel has seven unique rooms, each one is individually designed and furnished with period antiques. The hotel is steeped in history, the bastion of the medieval city walls form part of the dining room and the front of the hotel overlooks Jesus College. The hotel is a listed building, and is a non-smoking establishment

The Club is situated a short 10 minute walk from the centre of Oxford with its many shops, bars and restaurants, and only 20 minutes walk from the Train and bus station.FACILITIES AND SERVICES:FOOD AND DRINK the Club offers great value, good quality home cooked food, daily changing menus catering for all tastes, ranging from hot snacks to main meals and delicious desserts. The bar offers a selection of beverages including local speciality ales. CAFÉ 0800 1700 (Monday to Friday)Serving hot breakfast and fresh coffees from 0800 (Mini English Breakfast only £3.50) 12 noon - Fresh homemade lunches soup and bread £1.95, Panini's and Baked Potatoes £3.65, large bowl of Salad £3.20, 2 hot main meal choices £3.50 - £3.95 and dessert £1.

All major shopping centres are adjacent to the hotel. The Oxford rail and bus stations are situated within walking distance. Surrounded by cafes, restaurants, cinemas, theatres and bars, the nightlife begins at your doorstep. This is a non-smoking hotel.