The Golden Ball

This chic hotel in a Georgian gem offers stylish rooms with Oxford views, a trendy brasserie, and exceptional service right in the city's heart.

Perched atop a prominent art museum, this trendy eatery blends Modern European flair with British staples, all while offering stunning rooftop views.

Nestled in the idyllic village of Great Tew, this 16th-century pub blends historic charm with cozy rooms, hearty pub fare, and a welcoming vibe—all perfect for a leisurely country escape.

Nestled on the High Street, this cozy espresso bar is the go-to for top-notch coffee, tasty treats, and a friendly vibe amid historic views.

Acclaimed, high-end gastropub in an established inn with exposed bricks and garden tables.

Nestled in Oxfordshire, this artisan bakery crafts mouthwatering breads and pastries daily, delighting locals and eateries with their fresh, handmade goodness.

Rustic-chic rooms & suites, some with terraces, in an upmarket pub in a 16th-century farmhouse. A mile from the A40 road, this upscale pub with rooms in a thatched-roof, 16th-century farmhouse is 3 miles from the Witney and District Museum and 4 miles from Devil’s Quoits, a Neolithic stone circle. Featuring vintage and whimsical accents, the rustic-chic rooms offer complimentary Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus minibars, Nespresso machines, and en suite bathrooms with rainfall showers. Some have vaulted ceilings, free-standing bathtubs and/or wood-burning stoves. Suites add seating areas and/or terraces. The eclectic bar features a stone fireplace and modern art; breakfast (fee) is available, as is parking. Minimum-stay rules may apply.

Step into the Bear Inn, a cozy historic pub boasting over 4,500 snipped ties, where old-world charm meets a spirited atmosphere in Oxford.

Quince and Clover in Great Tew is a charming Cotswold café where you can savor homemade pastries, hearty brunches, and cozy vibes amidst weekend hustle.

Nestled in charming Summertown, this quirky Victorian B&B boasts colorful modern rooms, an airy conservatory for breakfast, and a serene garden, all just a quick bus ride from Oxford's city center.