Not really the best of places if I'm honest. The food there is edible if you like microwaved meals…read more At night time it's normally infested by cougars and a few 'yobs'. The alcohol is a ok price but tastes a bit off of its from tap. Good points are the quiz on Sundays but I'm not sure if that still runs and that it is not really that busy.

Interesting hotel in its own grounds. Nice vintage building, with modern additions. Rooms are…read morepleasantly furnished. Has a rather amateur feel to the staffing. There's a mixture of very young, and more mature staff. The youngsters are willing and helpful, but don't give a reassuring feel. The more mature staff are friendly and sound professional, but service is slow and disorganised. The restaurant serves nice food, but at a price of service so slow a snail would be embarrassed. Despite being told we were under a time constraint, our evening meal still dragged on for over 2 hours, and the staff then made cumbersome jokes about emergency cheesecake, which fell flat on the rather impatient party. Breakfast was much better, a sharp waitress on top of her job, and enjoyable food which arrived promptly.

I booked this place to stop at to visit a friend in Oxford. The price was perfect £58 for 3 of us…read morefor 2 nights. My only gripe is that I had to go ask for 2 more mugs & more tea bags as there was not sufficient for 3 people but enough towels. It was quiet, clean & would certainly return. Parking is free & sorted by number plate recognition when you check in at reception. Makes me wonder if it's linked to DVLA?

This place is absolutely stunning. For 300 pounds a night it was a steal. The staff was incredibly…read morefriendly and helpful. Our family is from the States and we wish we had something like this in America. We stayed in the Bertie suite and it was absolutely magnificent. You walk into a king bedroom and bathroom and then into a living room with a cute little sofa and fireplace. You now see that there is a spiral staircase up to the loft with two twin beds and a bathroom with a rose gold bathtub. The ladies accommodated us with food and extra comforts such as robes and towels. Excellent hotel. Maybe the best hotel room our family has ever stayed in. What a steal!

Gah, I don't know...4 for service and site, 3 for food?…read more I have some serious pros to state here, and then some serious head-scratchers (that I can mainly forgive, and yet...). Dramatic foreshadowing? Didn't mean ta play ya, Yelp readers! Read on! So, The Manor at Weston on the Green is beautiful. There. Said it. A quick commute up from London (it's Oxford-ways), it makes for a nice night away or even a nice drive-and-tea daytrip. I'm willing to cut them some slack on the food, although the end result for us was disappointing because it was, well...not cheap (even though we ate at the bar and not in the dining room). Why slack? It was apparently the first week of a new menu and a new (Michelin-starred, reportedly) chef. We split the chicken fillet, the Manor burger, and triple cooked chips, before balking at the thought of an Eton Mess with banana (banana?). Of everything, the best was the burger patty itself: flavourful, well-cooked, juicy, generously-sized, perfect. The Manor burger was supposed to be topped with relish, bacon, cheese and fried egg. They forgot to put on the egg, but I'm thankful: it was too much and I ended up leaving the burger "buns" (foamy bricks of bread impossible to wrap one's mouth around) and just eating the patty with cheese and side salad. The chicken fillet was well-cooked but it...was a chicken breast on the same "buns". For roughly 15 pounds. Plus 12.5% included service fee. And a 45 minute wait. Otherwise, though, the grounds are lovely: topiaries, and croquet space, and little two-seaters placed around the lawns for tete-a-tetes. There's a back patio, and a terrace, and magazines for aspirational thoughts (Aston Martin magazine, I'm looking at you!). The service was also lovely: smiley and friendly and unstuffy but on-point. Much appreciated, much applauded. Yelp note: tea here sounds lovely, and the public reviews seem to agree. I'd happily give it a go on a quieter weekday.

Following a previous stay at the hotel, I was more than happy to see Jane (front of house) upon my…read morenext visit, this face was very friendly and welcoming and this colleague goes above and beyond all expectations to meet the customers needs, I was made aware of the local amenities along with the hotel layout , fire routes and Covid-19 regulations. I look forward to staying again with the hotels friendly faces. but moreover the Bicester Retail Village.

You know exactly what to expect before you arrive because it's identical to any of the other…read moreTravelodge rooms you have probably stayed in in the past ! Cheap and cheerful, relatively inexpensive, competent but not especially chatty staff. Good for a quick overnighter but nothing to write home about !