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Travelodge Oxford Peartree

Moto Service Area, Peartree Roundabout, Woodstock Road, Oxford, OX2 8JZ, GB

Rating: 3.5 ★ (1605 ratings)

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Situated at the Moto Service Area on the Peartree Roundabout, this hotel places you a mere three miles from Oxford's historic city centre, with convenient access via the nearby Peartree Park and Ride, less than a 10-minute walk away. Rooms provide a comfortable king-size bed, along with complimentary tea and coffee making facilities, and an en-suite shower room with hand, hair, and body wash. While Wi-Fi is free for the first 30 minutes, longer access is available for a fee. On-site parking is offered for a daily charge, and you'll find familiar names like KFC, Waitrose, and Starbucks 커피숍 opposite the hotel for quick refreshments or necessities.

From this practical base, the dreaming spires and famed university colleges of Oxford are within easy reach, inviting exploration of iconic sites like the Bodleian Library and the Ashmolean Museum. A short drive also takes you to the magnificent Blenheim Palace, a World Heritage site with stunning grounds, a butterfly house, and a giant maze. For those looking to venture further, the hotel's proximity to the A34 and M40 connects you to the wider Oxfordshire countryside and the picturesque Cotswolds. Whether your visit is for taking in centuries of academic history, enjoying cultural landmarks, or simply soaking up the city's unique atmosphere, you'll find a straightforward and accessible starting point.

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Comments

Ruben Wharton

7 Jan 2026

3.0 ★

I stayed here for 4 nights. The first night which was ruined because of the noise coming from outside/the car park; my room was right by the pavement and reception area. Some kid decided to play basketball right outside my window at around 7-8PM, which was extremely annoying. The bigger problem however was that the weatherstripping around the window was not properly maintained, so there was an air gap that let in the traffic noise from the nearby A34, not to mention all of the noise from the busy car park.

I reported this on the first night. I was told that there were no rooms that they could move me to at the time, but in all fairness the receptionist did seem fairly sympathetic, and did manage to move me to a much quieter room for the remaining 3 nights the following day. So that redeemed things a bit.

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