The accommodation is what ne can expect from these hotels. The furniture and beds are nearly always…read moreup to the same standard. I like these type of hotels. There is never a surprise. What one gets is the same sterile environment. The customer knows what they will get when staying at these venues. This hotel is attached to a pub that is independent to the hotel. It has an agreement to supply the breakfasts. The pubs called the horse & Jockey. There is plenty of parking and disabled individuals are catered for.

As said above, you don't get anything unexpected with Premier Travel Inns and this is no exception…read more The rooms are clean and look well presented packed with everything you can possibly need including a kettle and accessories for that very important morning cup! The only drawback for me personally is that sterile feel. The service is polite and helpful and we didnt have any problems here. The pub next door is known as the Horse and Jockey which is quite a popular pub and which offers breakfast for an extra cost. There's not much to complain about here!

I couldn't rave about this place enough!! The service is absolutely unmatched. The staff are…read morefriendly and very professional and on top of everything. The rooms are so lovely and the food is pretty good too. The food is a bit expensive but my boyfriend and I came for a valentines trip and didn't mind splurging for the occasion. Each room takes you back in time and you really feel like you're in downtown abbey or the crown. It's such a beautiful place and I will 1000% be back!!

We ate there believing the food was meant to be good. This place is meant to be two rosettes…read more Service was good. Food was very blah considering. Very disappointing. I certainly would not recommend it at all to dine. Maybe for a drink? I have NO idea how they got two rosettes! I gave it 2 pointed fir ambiance.

This is the old black and white timbered building in the main street through Wendover. It is fairly…read morenewly open having been recently refurbished and been taken on by new management and now seems to be doing really well. Basically it is a cosy hotel with a stylish gastro type pub element downstairs. The interior is very much old world styling with stripped wood floors and creaky stair cases. The food that they serve is also top notch and very much worth trying. Menu choices are exceptional and the portions are large. I would recommend the burger if you're feeling hungry.

Food was cold. I ordered rare lamb which was grey and cold . 2 rosettes embarrassing! Meat and…read moreplate was cold. Potatos were thrown in the fryer, nothing was seasoned, gravy was liquid. Yorkshire puds were massive - airy and thin and crispy for some reason. Really bad food. Service was good.

This hotel is so beautiful OMG best customer service…read more Everyone is so sweet!!!! I had a hotel buyout for my wedding and was blown away with how amazing they were so helpful.... I will be back definitely and I'm sure my guests from California had a trip of a lifetime!!!!!

Disclaimer: I'm not much for chain hotels... I prefer a bit more character, or better yet a service…read moreapartment or flat rental... with a friend or two they are often the same price, if not cheaper, than a typical hotel. Not being a huge football fan (shoot me, I know), I'm not sure I'm as enamoured with this hotel as most. That said, it's definitely not a bad place to stay if in the area. For a typical hotel this place really does tick most of my boxes... the aircon in the rooms works a treat, the black out curtains actually block out all of the exeternal light, there is a small fridge in the room for your own drinks and snacks, and the rooms themselves are spacious... complete with a desk and extra chairs. Even not being a football fan, I must admit that the view into the stadium from the onsite restaurant is quite cool... I believe some rooms have a view as well, so obviously this can be a huge plus. The breakfast here was on par with what you would expect, but extra props for the eager willingness to make eggs however you wanted them. I can't speak to the dinners as I didn't have the chance to try them. The only odd negative can be the sheer size of the hotel as it wraps around the pitch... my particular room was hilariously far away from the entrance which proved a bit of an annoyance when after a long day my keycard no longer functioned... it was nearly soul destroying knowing my bed was just there on the other side of the door with no way for me to get to it. Based on my disclaimer I'm going with four stars personally, as I certainly wouldn't be upset staying here again, but if you're a football fan or if you generally prefer hotels such as the DoubleTree Hilton then I doubt you'll find much fault.

Quite possibly the nicest hotel I have ever stayed at! Huge, modern rooms that more resemble…read moresuites! If you are a football fan expect to be impressed with your own private balcony view of the pitch! All rooms have a mini-bar, although you have to ask for it to be stocked. Food was excellent and breakfast even more so amazing. The best part of the whole visit, was having a warm double chocolate chip cookie shoved in my hand by the receptionist at check in! Downsides is it can be pricey when you go direct to Hilton, however check out some of the booking sites like LateRooms or Lastminute to get the best deals. I paid £70 for a night in a pitch side room. Expect the prices to rocket wherever you buy from on match days!

We had dropped in for something to eat. We were expecting standard pub grub but were given a…read moresurprise. Delicious food and some excellent specials. Attention to where the food was sourced and great service. But we were the only ones eating. Everyone else was at the front in the original part of the building getting drunk. It was only on closer inspection that we realised this place was also a hotel. From the website it seems like a chic boutique. But I can't honestly give much information on it. I will be going back and will have a proper dinner there. I will update my review with full dinner details. All I know is the food was lovely. Give it a try.

What a cracking surprise this turned out to be!…read more Smack bang in the middle of this pretty little village this English country pub packs a couple of great surprises. First of all the layout inside is unusual and wonderful. Large tables and lounge chairs make this comfortable for coffee meetings and / or afternoon drinks for business whilst maintaining a great pub bar, not an easy trick to pull off. The food is also outstanding, definitely better than you'd expect and certainly restaurant standard +. Thats not all the wine list is good too, they offer much more than the standard cheap Australian screw tops usually found in English pubs. But this pub is also a hotel and I stayed in room 5 which was warm, clean and had a great rain shower. The bed was comfortable too and my only gripe would be that the wardrobe was tiny and my view out of the window was grim. But this is a lovely English pub and it deserves a look from anyone able to visit.

I have stayed in this cozy little hotel for a week and enjoyed every day. It's a very old building…read morewith low ceilings. The rooms form a romantic labyrith. The staff is very helpful and friendly. There is a pub and a restaurant with a carvery in the same building, if you like traditional English cuisine. There are two gripes though: The windows in my room were very old and when a storm passed through the UK, they rattled the whole night. And I missed internet connectivity.

A place with much character in an ancient building. I had a meal there in the bar. The staff were…read morelovely, the meal was lovely and generously portioned. The let-downs were very slow food service and the WiFi would not connect.

What an amazing couple day holiday stay at the old bank hotel centrally located on high Street in…read moreOxford. This is my second visit to the hotel, and I splurge this time on a room called the room with a view. An amazing patio of more than 500 ft.² greet to you as you walk into the room outside floor ceiling windows and doors. The room is super tech savvy with almost all functions controlled from a panel on the wall next to the desk. This includes automated lowering and raising of blinds for the floor ceiling windows, as well as closing and opening full length draperies for the same. The bathroom is super spacious with double sink vanities in a large walk-in shower. This would be a wonderful room for anyone to celebrate the holidays in. It's equipped with a super comfy king size bed, and down comforter. There's also two couches in the room, facing the large picture windows and a small round table with two chairs for indoor dining. But the patio is unreal and includes a larger outdoor dining table for four and two large chase lounges. What makes this room so spectacular is the views of Saint Mary's church and the whole of Oxford University. Aspires of Oxford are magical and at night it's absolutely spectacular. Everything about this hotel is five star from the service the moment you check in until you check out. Room service is fast and efficient as is maid service in the mornings. Included with the room is a fully stocked mini bar and wine refrigerator. that's updated daily. You're also given a large platter of super fresh fruit, that is also refreshed daily. There's a hot pot for making tea and a really nice coffee pod machine that makes espresso. The wall opposite the bed sports a large flat panel TV. Location of the old bank hotel is prime real estate in the center of high Street in the middle of shops, pubs and restaurants. Cross the street and you are immediately on the grounds of Oxford University a wonderful place for exploring. Can't say enough about this hotel, the physical aspects, the service, and the location. I will always choose this place when I'm in Oxford.

This is easily the best hotel in Oxford and one of the best hotels I've stayed in Britain. I had a…read moresmaller room, but it was anything but claustrophobic. The design is excellent, a beautiful desk and chairs and tables--modern and tasteful. They keep everything impeccably clean. The art collection is stunning. The bath spacious, even in my room for one. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and charming. Coffee and tea are abundant. The lounging areas--a snook in the rear of the hotel--is a great place to prepare for the day. The food is excellent. The hotel sits on Oxford's High Street, right across from the towering All Souls College. Old Bank is a perfect hotel. I can't wait to stay there again.

Yummy food. Lovely warm fire. Was about 16 pounds for an egg salad sandwich, glass of wine, a…read morebowl of soup and a pint. Was very delicious if a bit pricy.

The best hotel i have ever stayed at. Staff were really…read morehelpful, and friendly. The room was well equipped. It had tea making facilities with fresh milk in the fridge, along with bottled still and sparkling water. The room also had really cosy arm chairs, which were where i spent most of my time doing work! :( The bathroom was spotless every morning with Molton Brown toiletries. The only downside was that the tv didnt have freeview. The restaurant is incredible! We had dinner there one night. Although slightly expensive, the food was amazing to more than make up for it. I had haloumi with med veg for starter which was covered in soy sauce, and was divine! The main was sea bass with crushed potatoes. They were lovely, but i couldnt work out why they were purple? Breakfast was continental with fry up options available. I was just in love with their white granary toast! The woman who would serve us every morning was lovely and by day 3 knew my order by heart and would bring them over without me asking. It was simple, but a very personal touch. Definitely would go again if i was ever in the area!