Hotels with Interconnecting Rooms

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"We stayed for one night only and enjoyed it very much. The staff were very pleasant and professional. We arrived at the hotel quite early well before official check-in and our room was ready which was a bonus. The room was not huge, but clean and nicely decorated with comfortable beds and bathroom nice size and also clean. Very happy ...would highly recommend. "

"Lovely place. Really clean. 2nd time we have stayed and it’s been great both times "

"This was a wonderfully comfortable and charming hotel. Checking in was easy and the storage of our luggage till room ready was well managed. Paul, the concierge helped me find things in the property and directed us in town. Very nice staff but Paul was excellent in particular. Breakfast was good and the dining room decorated in Alice in wonderland watercolors, bright window light and comfortable seating. The food was varied and you could find something for your taste and dietary needs. Our room was well appointed and very comfortable-- chairs that you could sit in and watch the people go by into Oxford. The hotel is just across from the Ashmolian museum and was close to train station. Also, your room card is a facsimile of a famous Oxford student. Just a nice touch. Plenty of places to sit and read a book, have a drink or get tea. I think this is a wonderful place and will look for other graduate hotels when I travel. "

"Had a delightful time."

"Comfortable stay in a handy location. Very friendly staff. Room and private bathroom large, clean and tidy. "

"This is an excellent little hotel, exceptionally clean, very comfortable, beautifully decorated and ideally located."

"Both my partner and I enjoyed the stay. It was very clean, the breakfast was excellent, it was comfy and the staff were very welcoming"

"Very cool to stay in the old cells and a great location in the centre of the city. Booked parking in advance as it’s limited but worked out well. Only minor negative was the inability to open any windows in the room, but it was a prison so…"