George Street Hotel

Great hotel in a convenient and busy area of the city centre. Very comfortable, attentive staff, great amenities and the shower was SO nice. I was visiting during a really busy time in Oxford, so my room was street facing and I could hear some noise from the street outside, but that's to be expected in this area. Don't let it keep you from booking here, you will be so pleased that you did.

Basic three star hotel (advertised as four/ five). Stayed for major work conference so was incredibly convenient for the second visit to the hotel. Found hair (not mine!) each day from what I assume was the cleaners in the bathroom, left over rubbish from prior guests (glasses case, scrunchies, eye drop solutions) in nooks/ crevices that weren’t even hard to reach. Seems as if they think their location is the only thing they need to keep guests satisfied.

Yes all was well minor point could do with blackout curtains as the sun comes in your eyes in the morning. Bed very comfortable

Very quiet for a place in the middle of the city!!

Ideally located to explore town

Hotel is perfectly located. No amenities. But the room and bath are large for Britain. Easy checkin. We had the room with the patio. It adjoins other patios so if you are a nervous traveler don’t pay extra for the patio. Decorations are a bit over the top. Very nice linens.

AIR Conditioning did not work properly.

Good room - sheets, towels, bed, lighting etc fine, nice decor, spacious. Excellent shower. hotel has no restaurant, bar, sitting room, gym or other facilities beyond the room Room was missing many small essentials appropriate for this class and price level hotel eg, no fridge, no coffee maker, no conditioner in shower, no bathroom vanity kit, no wine glasses or nice drinks tumblers, and for a hotel without any restaurant or bar, no snacks or minbar items available at reception. These things are all easily fixed cheaply, and should be. Staff do not greet guests when they walk past reception - noted multiple times.

Clean, comfortable beds, great location to explore Oxford City Centre

Very convenient and reasonably priced hotel for a visit to Oxford, close to the main tourist attractions and shops, but quiet and nice rooms, with a comfy mattress. The staff were lovely too!

Room was clean

This is a very elegant hotel with spacious, well-maintained rooms. The bed was large and comfortable, the dresser very functional (with lights built in). I would recommend rooms with a window, especially facing the back courtyard. The lighting of the room was ideal, with many different options. The bathroom was small, but the shower was spacious and had a great rain shower head, with instant warm water. The entrance to the hotel is a bit awkward (narrow door and corridor, leading to the elevator), but it leads to a really great hotel. The location is ideal: in walking distance to restaurants, shopping, transportation.

Fridley staff. Great location. Has air conditioning. Didn't need it in March, but in July it would be great.

Great central location- we were able to walk from the train station and get everywhere easily. I booked the small single room and was impressed with the size of the bathroom and shower. Would definitely recommend!

Handy location close to station and shops

Very central in Oxford. Area not great. Hotel apartments are clean and tidy but very small, well appointed. Staff friendly and efficient. Restaurant on street below hotel does great breakfast and 10% discount if staying in hotel. Easy access to hotel, but reception on 1st floor. Ok for 1 or 2 nights.

The staff was friendly and helpful, the rooms were clean and the location was outstanding. If we come back to Oxford, this will be our hotel of choice for sure.

The hotel was smack in the middle of town, a few blocks from the bus station, where we arrived from Heathrow. Lots of stores and places to eat very close. The staff was very available for questions, even before our arrival, and immediately helpful. The hotel itself was very "old school" and charming. It had a lot of old world character. Our room had a great balcony to look out over the roofs and spires of Oxford. So picturesque. We had a lovely stay.

Shops and sights were all in easy reach . Good place to get transport to station if needed. Air con was a little cool in March but at height of summer would be ok for comfort. Clean room and hotel.

Practically no noise isolation from the street where the music was blasting until 1am. Had very poor sleep. A day before arriving I had noticed several messages in the app asking me to confirm my stay “within 24h or my booking will be released” (aka cancelled). I had not received notifications for those and the times had passed. I shouldn’t need to confirm a booking that has already been confirmed. I’m not even sure if these messages were legitimate or scams in which case the hotel should increase its IT security. Receptionist had trouble finding my booking. Afterwards when she did, she had trouble finding that it was paid for. I had to prove it myself and she still was not convinced. Finally, the hotel itself is very simple, definitely not a 5 star hotel. It is no better (or worse) than the likes of Premier inn or travelodge. In fact in those you are guaranteed to have a good nights sleep because they make that a priority, whereas here there is no noise isolation.