Name: Victoria Oxford
Address: 180 Abingdon Road Oxford,Abingdon Road, Oxford, Oxford, Oxford, OX1 4RA, United Kingdom
Rating: 5

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Oxford Ice Rink

Magdalen Bridge

Lincoln College

Examination Schools

St Peter's College

St Edmund Hall

The King's Centre

Creation Theatre Company

Oxford Visitor Information Centre

Clarendon Building

Asaba International Airport

Raf Brize Norton

Milton Keynes

Blackbushe Airport

Victoria Oxford

Oxford

Ground floor room right by the car park. Useful when unloading the car. Car park is tight, but there were plenty of spaces, and the hotel allowed us to leave the car there for a few hours after check-out while we explored the city centre

The Room: As soon as we entered, we noticed a damp and musty smell. The room was tidy, but I was not so sure how clean the place was. You didn’t feel inclined to touch anything. There was a sofa at one end of the room which had seen better days, and frankly the room would have been better if they removed it. There was a kettle with biscuits, tea, coffee, etc. Also a hair dryer and flat screen tv.

The bathroom: Plenty of toiletries, but the sink and shower cubicle did not look very clean. The towels smelled musty, and I should have brought my own!

Wifi available (although did not use it), and breakfast included, which was fair.

Reservation via booking.com at £148.58 for four of us. I felt it was overpriced for the standard of the room, though it could be a nice place to stay (if they undergo a MAJOR refurbishment).

It’s about a 20 minute walk into the City Centre, but there is not much choice for food in the immediate vicinity. 

I do not think I would stay here again unless there was no other choice. However, they do seem to be fully booked for many of the days.

Overall poor, but good location and free car parking, and breakfast included

 I would not recommend this hotel, the room was very dusty , the basin in shower room was dirty, the whole room needed a clean , the towels were a bit old. The bed was ok but a lot of dust behind the head board.  I did report it and I was told ( all I CAN DO IS TELL THE CLEANING LADY  ). SOMEONE DID CLEAN THE BASIN WHILE WE WERE OUT. There was only one man on reception, who seemed to be not very
 interested in what I had to say.
Breakfast although a couple of things were missing of the menu was not to bad. We stay only one night. The hotel was very tired.

Poor

My overall rating is average but, I think it's between average and very good. To us it was not as bad as some reviews indicate. It is an old house hence it has some oldie furniture in the rooms but, this seems to give it some character. Plenty of car parking at the rear of the hotel, they don't mind you leaving car there before check in time so you can do the short walk up to The Folly, for boat cruises. Staff very pleasant, friendly excellent breakfast choices.

Not that bad a hotel

This hotel is horrendous and disgustingly filthy!! It's in serious need of a health & safetly visit! 
Milish the male hotel assistant was rude and sarcastic and very uncomodating. We booked a quiet room 4 months prior to our visit. On arrival our room was facing the busy road where traffic was on going all night. I also requested soya milk for breakfast due to diary allergy. No soya milk was available.
Our room was disgustingly filthy. The surroundings are extremely dated and the hotel is in need of one massive refurb.
There was a sign on the stairway that me apologised for refurb works but there was no evidence of any works going on. One previous review even states this and that was in April. 
Milish the male assistant obviously went to the Basil Faulty school of excellence do his customer service qualities. 
The ridiculously over priced at £95 per night.!!!! 
Please save your money and go elsewhere. This place needs be closed down!! 

Horrendous!! Disgusting!!! Wished I'd read reviews before I had booked!!!

Helpful staff are what stopped me giving this hotel one star rating.
Sheets were clean and smelled fresh, but the other reviews are correct when they say the place is in dire need of a refurb. The pictures speak for themselves. Dead flies, mould, tatty worn fabric everywhere, absolutely disgusting! worst part is that this room cost £89!!!
It should really have cost £45/£50 - tops. Def avoid.

Grotty and very overpriced 

We booked for a night at this hotel a month in advance.The day we were staying there we received a confirmation message.We confirmed that we were staying there.We arrived at 9.30 and a rude receptionist told us that our room had been canceled,Imagine what kind of face we had.We told him that we were given another room and it turns out that ours had already been.As I was talking to him, he stretched himself behind the counter and disappeared leaving me with the word in my mouth.

The worst hotel in the world

It's been years, but when everything is clean, it doesn't bother me anymore. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. In the bathroom, the mold is all over the place, it looks smelly. The bedding was relatively clean, but it had holes, and the beds weren't exactly lovingly arranged.

Nice, dirty, fast asleep and off!

Hotel in a very comfortable location, central and close to all amenities, friendly staff, old style hotel partially renovated on three floors without elevator, small and not fully functional rooms: some lamps don't work, power plugs don't work, bathroom without window, lack of appendages.

It's a comfortable position, but the rest needs improvement.

The room is Victorian style, but the bathroom was small and very dirty, it looked like it was made from a porch, so there was no way to heat it properly, and the walls of the room deserved a refreshment, and I recommend it to anyone who can't afford a better one.

Maybe it's better to choose something else.

Nice hotel if you know how to be satisfied has a great quality price ratio. It is located 15 to 20 minutes' walk from the centre of Oxford which can be reached with a pleasant walk which I recommend to all because it makes you pass between the typical English houses entirely of brick. For the lazyest there is still a bus stop practically in front of the hotel with very frequent buses at the cost of 1 pound. The hotel is nice and very typical both outside and in terms of rooms which are certainly not at all modern but very clean and very English and of acceptable size unlike corridors to get to some of them that will not have been more than 60 cm at some points. The only thing I didn't appreciate was the staff, especially a large English shirt and a very slow English breakfast in this hotel but I would not want to return to the hotel if you wanted to have a nice, but I would not want to have a big problem with the quality of the night but I'd like you to have a nice, long-term hotel.

Victoria Oxford

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