Premier Inn Oxford City Centre offers the straightforward comfort of a large British budget chain in a central location. Rooms are modern and simple, with comfortable beds, a desk and a private bathroom, and the hotel serves breakfast and has a restaurant. Oxford is an expensive city for accommodation, so a chain hotel at a lower price is a sensible choice for families and for travellers who spend most of their time out sightseeing.
Location and getting around
The hotel is within reach of the main sights, with the colleges, the Bodleian and the Covered Market reachable on foot or by a short bus ride. The railway station and the bus station are close enough to make arrival easy. Check the exact address with the hotel, because Oxford has several Premier Inn hotels and the city centre property is the one closest to the sights.
Rooms and facilities
Rooms follow the chain's standard layout, with air conditioning in many rooms and family rooms that sleep up to four. The hotel has a restaurant for breakfast and dinner, and free wi-fi. There is no pool or spa, and parking is limited, so check availability if you drive. The simplicity is part of the appeal, and the beds are generally comfortable.
Who it suits
It suits budget-conscious travellers, families and solo visitors who prefer reliability over character. If you want historic charm, look at the other hotels in this guide, but if you want a clean room at a fair price, this is a good choice. Book early for popular dates such as graduation weekends, when prices rise across the city. The flexible cancellation options offered by the chain can be a plus when plans are uncertain.
Dining and atmosphere
The hotel restaurant serves a standard breakfast and an evening menu, and there are many independent cafes and pubs within walking distance if you prefer a local meal. Rooms are designed for a good night's sleep, with blackout curtains and comfortable beds, and the front desk can help with luggage storage on the day of departure. Because it is a large hotel, lifts and corridors are easy to use, which suits visitors with pushchairs and luggage.
Family rooms are popular and sell out on weekends, so reserve early. Rates can vary widely by date, and the cheapest advance fares often carry restrictions, so read the conditions before you book. Staying here pairs well with a day of walking and museum visits, since you can return to a simple, quiet room at the end of the day and save money for tours, tickets and a good dinner out.
Why stay here
- ✓City centre location
- ✓Restaurant
- ✓Breakfast available
- ✓Free Wi-Fi
- ✓Family rooms
- ✓Air-conditioned rooms
- ✓24-hour front desk
- ✓Walk to the sights
Good questions
Is Premier Inn Oxford City Centre close to the sights?+
It is in the city centre, so the colleges and museums are within walking distance or a short bus ride.
Does the hotel have family rooms?+
Yes, the chain offers family rooms, though availability depends on the dates.
Is there a restaurant?+
Yes, the hotel has a restaurant for breakfast and dinner.