Holiday homes and apartments in Oxford with balcony or terrace
Oxford, Oxfordshire
- 79m²
- 4
- 2
- 2
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- 12m²
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Oxford, Oxfordshire
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Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
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- 2
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£151
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£217
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£27
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Accommodation
662
Holiday rentals
Price per night
£182
On average
High season
July - £234
+29%
Price in December
£163
On average
Type of accommodation
Apartment
2 Bedrooms, 60m²
Price per week
£1,271
On average
Low season
November : £157
-13%
Available accommodation
34%
In December
The average price of a night in a holiday rental in Oxford is £182.
If you want to spend a week in a holiday rental in Oxford, you have to pay on average £1,271 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between £1,102 and £1,639 for one week.
The price of holiday rentals in Oxford are less expensive in November: £157 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 13% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 29% (£234 per night) in 07, which is the most expensive month to live in Oxford.
On average, rentals in Oxford can accommodate 4 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 60 m².
The price of a holiday rental in Oxford is £228 per night for this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average £1,598.
A holiday rental for a weekend in Oxford costs on average £355, for Friday and Saturday nights.
34% of accommodation is still available for a stay in December. It will be necessary to pay on average £163 per night.
Whether you are visiting the University of Oxford for an interview as an aspiring student, or you just want to explore this historic campus at your own leisure, look for accommodation in the neighbourhood of Park Town in the north of the centre. Park Town is brimming with quaint holiday apartments which are ideal for visitors of ages who want to experience this globally renowned pinnacle of academia. Situated amid the impressive college buildings and the verdant University Park, nowhere can deliver that true campus spirit quite like staying in a property in Park Town.
If you only have one night in Oxford, then there is no need to worry about missing out on all that this city has to offer, as despite being full of attractions, Oxford is incredibly compact. With that being said, it is still essential to reserve accommodation in the right place, and there is no better place than in Gloucester Green. This central square is the perfect location to secure a handy apartment, where you can recharge in between your sightseeing. This area is also an ideal place to book a self-catered property, as there is no shortage of restaurants and pubs which offer that familiar British cuisine.
With its vast selection of museums, botanical gardens and boating opportunities along the River Thames, it is unsurprising that so many families choose to holiday in Oxford. For families who are looking for accommodation which is spacious enough for every guest, reserve a nostalgic holiday cottage, which offers a space that is big enough for the whole family to unwind. The best place to search for these cottages and homes is the sleepy village of Berinsfield, which is only a few miles south of the bustling city centre. Berinsfield is also a short hop from the Oxford Aqua Park, which is among the top family attractions in the area.
To experience this prestigious university town in all its glory, look no further than a luxury apartment rental, where you can wake up in a room with a view over the cobbled streets surrounding the college buildings. As Oxford is so historical, you can reserve a chic apartment in a century-old property, which combines the rich architecture of this celebrated city, with the amenities of the contemporary day. The Christ Church Meadow area is among the most exclusive postcodes in Oxford, so for a glamorous historical break, reserve one of these apartments in this stunning area.
A holiday rental in Oxford allows you to experience the world-famous university city in all its glory. Here through sites such as TripAdvisor and Airbnb you will be able to choose one of the many holiday cottages, apartments and b&bs nestled among the beautiful University colleges, parks, libraries and museums scattered across this wonderful and historically important city.
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Oxford is the world's centre of academia, with a rich history and abundance of cultural activities to partake in. A city built around students, it is perfect for young people looking for youth hostels or cheap accommodation as well as professionals or tourists who are looking for a cottage in Oxford. A holiday in this intellectual hub will allow you to walk down the very same streets and dine in the same pubs as some of Britain's most acclaimed writers and intellectuals, such as C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, Thomas Hobbes and Stephen Hawking.
For British tourists, Oxford has a well-connected train station with good links to London. Buses run from cities all over the UK, meaning tourists from other countries can easily fit Oxford into a tour of England, and it is a cultural gem that should not be missed: it boasts fantastic transport links with the capital's airports: there are regular buses to both Heathrow and Gatwick. If you are staying in an apartment in London, you will easily be able to reach Oxford on one of the regular trains from Paddington station or one of the buses that leave from many different places including London Victoria Coach station, Baker Street, Marble Arch, Notting Hill and Shepherd's Bush. Getting Around Oxford Once you are there, Oxford is not too big and can definitely be explored on foot. The public transport is also good, with easily accessible local buses and public bicycles. This means wherever you book your holiday cottage in Oxford, you will be within walking distance of some of the UK's most prestigious and historical buildings.
Oxford is a relatively compact city, so finding the perfect holiday rental close to the centre is not difficult. However, there are different factors to consider when deciding the location of your bed and breakfast or youth hostel in Oxford. If you are travelling to Oxford by train, perhaps if you are an international tourist making a tour of the UK, you might like to book cheap accommodation in the area around the train station to facilitate convenient arrival in and departure from Oxford. On the other hand, some of the best accommodation in Oxford is around the area of the castle, which is great for tourists who are interested in the city's rich history and cultural heritage. The obvious attraction of Oxford for tourists is often Oxford University, so you might even opt for a short-term apartment rental near one of the university colleges, which will make it easy to go and visit. Families travelling together requiring a spacious rental in a traquil area are advised to book an apartment in one of the beautiful large houses in North Oxford, historically the residential area of the University professors and academics. The streets here are wide, quiet and lined with trees yet only a short walk from the the city centre.
Oxford has many activities available for tourists, which is one of the many reasons it is such a popular destination. Many of the city's activities are centred around the historic University of Oxford: founded in 1096, over the centuries its students and scientific research have changed the course of history, it is undoubtedly one of the most highly recognised and respected higher education institutions in the world, making for a fascinating day out. You can enjoy tours of several of the Oxford colleges and see where some of the most important academics ever lived and worked. One of the most popular colleges to visit is Christchurch College, whose staircase and dining hall inspire those of Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films: you can therefore have a taste of life not only at Oxford University, but also Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry! There are lots of other important buildings as part of the University that you should see during your stay in Oxford. The Bodleian Library and the Radcliffe Camera are both iconic pieces of architecture as well as being important sites of academic research. The university colleges also offer the chance to row down the river, which is a great way to see the sights of the city from a unique perspective.
As well as the university and its buildings, Oxford has several important museums and theatres. The Ashmolean Museum has large collections of art and sculpture, including classical works, ancient archaeological and musical artefacts as well as temporary seasonal exhibits from world-renowned artists. Near the greenery of the University Parks, on Parks Road lies the Natural History Museum that boasts gigantic dinosaur skeletons, fossils and zoological collections to show the evolution of life on Earth in an engaging and interactive way. Within the same building but behind this museum lies the Pitt Rivers Museum, containing ancient relics from all over the world - including a collection of shrunken heads! The combination of these two museums make for a fun, educational and engaging day out for visitors of all ages. Oxford also has several playhouses and theatres, the most famous being the Sheldonian Theatre, completed in 1669 and designed by renowned architect and Oxford alumnus Christopher Wren - you can admire its beautiful neoclassical architecture as well as going inside for one of its many musical concerts. The Holywell Music Room, on Holywell Street only a couple of hundred metres from the Sheldonian is also worth a visit, as it is considered to be the oldest concert hall in Europe and therefore the first in Britain.
Oxford is famous for its typically English and cosy pubs, that are enjoyed by both students and locals alike. In Oxford's many historic pubs, often serving real ale and classic British pub dishes, you can enjoy a pint and great food in the drinking haunts of history's greatest thinkers. Some of the most famous and oldest pubs include the Bear Inn, the Eagle and Child, Turf Tavern and the King's Arms. At the Eagle and Child you can sit at the very same table where C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and their contemporaries used to discuss ideas for their novels! Staying in one of our best holiday apartments in Oxford, you can drink as much as you like without worrying about expensive taxis home! Short term apartment rentals and b&bs allow you to take advantage of Oxford's thriving food and drink scene without travelling too far. Oxford also has lovely ice cream shops, particularly G&D's which has multiple shops around the city and is extremely popular with the city's student population: this makes for a perfect hang out spot with friends during a summer holiday in Oxford. Alongside ice cream, Oxford has all the usual chain restaurants found across the UK and many of its own acclaimed independent food places serving meals sourced from produce of local allotments.