Malmaison Oxford Hotel, Oxford

The hotel is centrally located with easy access to the city center and castle grounds. The Chap on reception, Matteo, was exceptionally helpful. The rooms were modern and reasonably comfortable, but being above a bar playing music late into the night was a bit disruptive. The dining experience was a mix of very nice choices but also lacked some items like croissants. Overall, given the high price, the value for money was not satisfactory.

The hotel had well-sized rooms, but a strong bad odor coming from the bathroom made the stay unpleasant. It was just okay but fell short of the star rating and the cost expectations. The service was mixed, with helpful and pleasant staff overall, but raised voices during breakfast affected the experience. The location was convenient, being within the castle grounds, with easy access to sightseeing and shopping in Oxford. The dining experience had good food choices but lacked in service efficiency. Facilities were average, lacking standout features.

The hotel is cozy and comfy, but the loud music from the pub below affected the overall experience. The rooms were nicely decorated, spacious, and clean, offering a comfortable stay. The service was great, with attentive staff and helpful gestures throughout. The location is fantastic, allowing easy access to the city center and other attractions. Dining options were varied, but some were considered a bit overpriced. Overall, a good value for money stay with a few minor drawbacks.

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The rooms were quiet and a decent size, located just across the way from the main building. However, they were situated above a coffee shop/restaurant, making it noisy with windows open in the evening. The old cell doors added a unique touch to the room.

The hotel offers a mix of bright, airy rooms with some quirks like no hot water in the evening or the following day. The service was excellent overall despite some minor mishaps. Its location is very good, especially for exploring Oxford. The dining experience had its ups and downs, and the facilities are decent.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were clean and had everything for a relaxing stay, but the noise from the bar until late at night was disturbing. The service, however, was exceptional, with friendly and helpful staff making my stay pleasant. The location was convenient, close to shops and local attractions, but the dining experience fell short of expectations. Despite some drawbacks, the overall value for money was reasonable.

My stay at the House of Corrections was quite a mixed experience. While the historical setting and friendly staff were highlights, the room showed signs of wear and the dining service left much to be desired. The location was convenient, but some aspects fell short of expectations.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were spotlessly clean and cozy, which I loved, but one of the blinds was completely broken, making the room quite dark in the early afternoon. Despite needing a bit of TLC, the room was still enjoyable. The service was friendly and personable, especially the man who checked us in and out. However, we had to ask multiple times to have the restaurant table opened after 10 pm. The location was very central and interesting, but somewhat cramped; although the city center location was convenient, parking was a challenge. The dining experience offered a delicious start to the day, but we had to request various items multiple times and some options were cold.

Staying at the hotel was quite an experience. The rooms, named after previous prison guards, had a unique charm with a bit of room for improvement in terms of maintenance. The service was friendly but slightly constrained by language barriers. Its central location in the mix of the town made exploring Oxford easy, despite minor cleanliness issues. The dining experience offered a range of options but could be inconsistent. Overall, a fascinating stay with some room for enhancement.