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Fishing holidays in Oxford, Oxfordshire - Hotels

Find the perfect base or stopover for your fishing holiday in Oxford with 28 hotels to choose from. The Oxford hotels listed below has ideal fishing locations near by.

Fishing offers great relaxation and the hotels listed here add to that by adding comfort whether your stay is for a short break or longer holiday.

Hotel accommodation in Oxfordshire

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The Galaxie, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Central England

The Galaxie Hotel is a family-run bed and breakfast accommodation situated in a leafy residential area and offering individually styled, modern bedrooms.... read more

The Galaxie in Oxford, Oxfordshire, Central England

Macdonald Randolph Hotel, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Central England

The Macdonald Randolph Hotel is in the heart of Oxford, opposite the Ashmolean Museum. The restaurant has 2 AA Rosettes and fine city views. The Randolph Hotel is known for excellent service and traditional values. The en suite bedrooms are luxuri... read more

Disabled Access Pet friendly

Macdonald Randolph Hotel in Oxford, Oxfordshire, Central England

Victoria House Hotel, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Central England

Superbly situated in the heart of the city of Oxford, this hotel is just minutes' walk from the university, colleges and botanical gardens. Wi-Fi internet access is available throughout the hotel.... read more

Internet WIFI available

Victoria House Hotel in Oxford, Oxfordshire, Central England

Cotswold House, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Central England

This 4-star, Cotswold stone guest house is situated in the green suburbs of North Oxford. Just ten minutes’ drive from Oxford city centre, Cotswold House offers spacious, traditionally furnished rooms.... read more

Cotswold House in Oxford, Oxfordshire, Central England

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