Bath Place Hotel

Bath Place Hotel is a cluster of seventeenth-century cottages surrounding a tiny flagstone courtyard in the heart of Oxford. They were built in the early sixteen hundreds by Flemish weavers who were granted permission to build against the outside of the city wall. It is believed that there had previously been a communal well and bathhouse on the site, which has given the street its name.

Our long experience has shown us that the opportunity to discuss personal reservation requirements is preferable to booking through a booking agent and is also cheaper! So if possible do please contact us directly. Bookings made by this method will carry an administration fee. We have fifteen cottage style rooms in the heart of historic Oxford, seconds away from colleges, libraries and museums. All rooms are ensuite with digital flat-screen televisions, Minibar, and coffee- and tea-making facilities.

In the heart of the city, this 17th-century hotel has floors that slope at disconcerting angles and stairs that are fit for a hobbit. Its creaking, crooked rooms are full of character. Our recent and third stay at the Bath Place Hotel was satisfying and inspirational. Apart from its ideal location there's so much more.