In picturesque Woodstock, just 20 minutes’ drive from Oxford center, Macdonald Bear Hotel offers a restaurant. Set in a 13th-century inn, the rooms have period features.
A 15th-century former coaching inn, offering bed and breakfast accommodations, The Marlborough Arms is set in the heart of beautiful Woodstock overlooking the town's historic streets and near Oxford...
The Duke of Marlborough is a quaint building just outside Woodstock and Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. It offers free parking and hearty, locally-sourced food.
Dating back to 1637, this coaching inn is located on the ancient Worcester to London road (B4027), on the edge of picturesque Wootton village, just 2 miles from Woodstock.
The Punchbowl Inn is located in Woodstock. The property has a restaurant, a sun terrace and offers free Wi-Fi throughout. All units in the inn are fitted with a kettle.
WE ARE NOT IN WOODSTOCK! A Self-Check in Luxury B&B located just 20 minutes’ drive from Oxford city center or 10 minutes' by train, We are not a 5 star hotel but we provide good value for money...
Oxfordshire Living - The Churchill Apartment - Woodstock offers accommodations in Woodstock, a 11-minute walk from Blenheim Palace and 8.3 miles from University of Oxford.
Woodstock is a delightful historic village full of character...
Woodstock is a delightful historic village full of character and charm.
Everything is in walking distance and lots of parking in the main square., especially at the end near the church
Lots of independent shops, so perfect for browsing
A large choice of excellent places for breakfast, coffee, lunch or dinner
We love Blenheim Buttery and also The King's Arms
The walk around the lake at Blenheim Palace, Winston Churchill's childhood home is absolutely stunning, whatever the weather
Sarah
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Just a quiet ‘market’ town, mostly individual shops where...
Just a quiet ‘market’ town, mostly individual shops where all the staff working in them were genuinely interested in serving you and making conversation as to why you were visiting and where you’d come from.
Karen
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Our trip was fundamentally to view the lights and the house...
Our trip was fundamentally to view the lights and the house at Blenheim Palace; the theme was Sleeping Beauty.
We arrived at about 3pm. Just right as dusk was setting in. We toured the house which was utterly incredible - How a person or company could put together such a phenomental piece of design, unchanging in its beauty, throughout the rooms that had been decorated to continue the theme - I do not know. To continue outside and see the light display was nothing short of sensational - it lit up the whole of the 1.5 miles of the walking tour and the evening sky. An unforgettable experience. The next day we shopped through the village enjoying its ancient buildings and some of the shops filled with objects d`art , clothes, furniture and lighting. An experience that cannot be better but can be changed...........in summer.
Hilary
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Woodstock is a pretty medieval town with many eateries,...
Woodstock is a pretty medieval town with many eateries, interesting shops, a free museum, lots of walks and, of course, Blenheim Palace nestled next to it in all its splendour.
Apart from the main Street, there are many attractive side streets to explore.
The buildings are attractive, being made from the local stone which was also used to build Blenheim Palace. They appear to ‘glow’ in the sun.
Ruth
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Woodstock has everything you could want from a small town –...
Woodstock has everything you could want from a small town – plenty of nice pubs that serve food, independent cafes and shops, including a great little independent bookshop and Louisa Maybury’s amazing textile shop.
Robert
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Blenheim Palace and Gardens are wonderful.
Blenheim Palace and Gardens are wonderful. Eating out is rather expensive but there are several good options.
Woodstock is easily to get around, with some lovely shops and cafes. The small museum is worth a visit.
Location was perfect for our needs, as we wanted to catch the bus into Oxford centre, and to visit Blenheim Palace, which was only a short walk away.
Plenty of options to eat out in Woodstock, but we chose to cook in each night.
TV had Netflix available and also terestial channels, which was a nice touch.
Always used to stay at The Bear Hotel opposite, but pleased that we chose to stay in this apartment on this occasion, and will definitely stay in the future.
I loved the hotel. But especially the staff. They were so friendly and polite and helpful. It is really amazing, we felt welcome and really looked after. We had dinner at the hotel and food was lovely, the service amazing. The breakfast was very good, excellent choice of food, they even had pancakes! The location was great, right in the centre of beautiful Woodstock and good access to all the pubs and also Blenheim Castle.
We had a really cosy attic room with beams and lots of character
The breakfast was the amazing Blenheim Buttery breakfast, which is our destination cafe for brunch and lunches when we are in the village.
The other pubs etc in Woodstock don t even come close for such a delicious freshly cooked breakfast, and as its included in the price, it makes this stay such good value for money.
Location, location, location! Lovely to have been able to stay so centrally. House was comfortable and just right for a short stay in Woodstock with Blenheim park virtually on the doorstep (if you know where the town gate is!) and plenty of shops to poke around and superb restaurants and pubs.
It is a nice clean friendly little place. It’s basic, but well worth it for the money. The bed was super comfortable with breakfast included and it’s in a great location. We came as we were visiting Blenheim Palace which is literally next door. Woodstock is a realty pretty place to visit.
Actually outside of Woodstock a bit, but good parking and if you have a car it is very good for visiting Oxford, Woodstock/Blenheim Palace and/or spending a day in the Costwolds. Very good breakfast made to order. Small but clean room. Will return this June!
Beautiful, warm and cosy hotel in the heart of Woodstock. Loved the Cotswalds interior decor and log fire in the reception/bar/lounge. Our rooms were very homely and comfortable with soft lighting and beautiful bedding and the room for 3 spacious.
The location was fab, just down the road from Blenheim Palace, right in Woodstock, the room called William was stunning, lovely,clean,modern.Staff so friendly and managed to get a restricted space right outside the hotel.Food was fab.
Staff were very friendly and allowed us to check in earlier than advertised. Being able to park at the hotel was helpful. Location great for walking around Woodstock and getting to Blenheim Palace.
Absolutely idyllic cottage and location in the quaint town of Woodstock. Will definitely be back. The hosts were so helpful and kind when we locked ourselves out of the cottage.
Lovely little hotel in a fantastic location. Parking wasn’t really a problem although on the street.
Breakfast was absolutely fantastic, way above the norm.
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