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Oxford Coach & Horses

62 Saint Clement's Street, Oxford, OX4 1AH, GB

Rating: 4.8 ★ (46 ratings)

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Antiques-furnished rooms at the Oxford Coach & Horses provide a genuinely charming base for your city explorations, complete with the modern comforts of free Wi-Fi and the promise of a hearty full English breakfast to start your day. Located at 62 Saint Clement's Street, this family-run establishment is built on the site of an 18th-century coaching inn, reputedly the last stop in Oxford before the London road. Guests frequently praise the spacious and clean rooms, the comfortable beds, and the welcoming atmosphere created by the friendly staff. It’s a place where historical character meets contemporary convenience, offering an oasis of calm just a ten-minute walk from the bustling city centre and the iconic Magdalen Bridge.

The convenient location in the vibrant St Clement's area means you are perfectly positioned to discover Oxford's historic colleges, museums, and riverside walks. St Clement's itself is known for its colourful streets, rich history, and a diverse range of international cuisine, should you wish to dine out. The Coach & Horses is well-regarded for its welcoming service and has historically featured a popular onsite restaurant. After a day spent soaking up the city's unique atmosphere, you can easily return to this comfortable lodging, which provides a peaceful retreat from the nearby hustle and bustle, ensuring a memorable and relaxing stay in this famous university city.

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Marilou Shanefelt

14 Jan 2026

5.0 ★

My stay here at Oxford Coach and Horses was, sadly, only for one night. I arrived way earlier than check-in time because I was on a solo trip and coming from London. I wasn’t sure how long it would take me to get there. Sylvia welcomed me with open arms and fed me even though my breakfast wasn’t supposed to happen until the next day. I had an injury on my thumb and she took such good care of me, giving me ice, driving me to my scheduled excursion and even to the airport when it was time to leave. She wouldn’t let me carry my luggage because of my injury, and as it turned out once I arrived back in the states I was told that I had a torn ligament and I had to have surgery. She was like a guardian angel. The Oxford Coach and Horses is a lovely place to stay. The rooms are beautiful and clean. But the best part is the owner, Sylvia. You will never find a person who is more kind. I was so blessed to meet her on my travels.

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