Museum Hotel Oxford

My partner and I stayed here for the rich history of the building - the room came with information about the building and parts to look out for which was very interesting. The room had a non-contact check in and felt so private, we didn’t hear anyone else the whole time we were here including road noises. The bed was clean and comfy and had skylights and a tv. We were even given biscuits and breakfast bars with our room, couldn’t fault the hotel and I loved seeing the old spiral staircase and original fireplaces.

Great solo stay - was pretty much self service - you get texted your building, room access code, and also the wifi details - theres no reception or staff visible as such (at least, in the front part of the building where I was staying), but it's clean and comfortable enough. There were stairs and a spiral staircase to access my particular hotel room, so check if you have accessibility requirements.

The whole hotel including the bedrooms smells like sewage. They clearly have a plumbing problem as I could hear the pipes bubbling and emitting a stench throughout the night. Impossible to sleep in. Avoid!

A very good small hotel.. no personal service or amenities... But a good place just for stay. Located near High Street. Good room and staff ensured that we won't feel their absence at all. Just that it's on expensive side considering lack of amenities

Once we had our access code evrything ticked the box! Would likely use again next time we visit Oxford

I booked the Museum Hotel for a function at Christ Church, after I was too late to arrange a room in college. The location was perfect, right in the town centre and just opposite Christ Church. I stayed in room 5, which had a double bed and just about space to get around the bed. The room is very small. The decor was pleasant, and the room was clean and the bed comfortable. There is a serve-yourself breakfast room, with quite a few options including fruit, cereal, toast, pastries and cereal bars. The member of staff who we met at breakfast time was very charming and helpful. Overall I think the room was expensive for what it was, but this is probably true of many hotels in Oxford, and the location was worth a lot to me.

My first experience highlighted the incompetent service. I booked an executive room and was told 6 months later that they had listed it at the wrong price. After confirming the new price, it was clearly confirmed on ***********. The hotel clearly ignore these confirmations because they downgraded me to a classic, but left *********** to charge me the higher price. Hotel not interested, everyone else’s fault. No apology, no compensation. *********** had to contact the hotel and correct the price again. Access code arrived less than 3 hours prior to check-in, which was the first I knew of my downgrade. Classic rooms are OK but very noisy if you’re at the back. Sink plug broken, poor ventilation, good Wi-Fi, clean and comfortable bed. Stayed 2 nights but after first night, no housekeeping, no clean cups, no new toiletries and bottles of water. They have clearly, following the decision to sell, given up. If you haven’t booked already, or have a flexible booking, you might wish to do the same.

Our stay at Museum Hotel Oxford was amazing thanks to its staff and location. Khadija was of great help, she assisted us promptly when we had questions about the hotel and she was able to recommend locations nearby to explore and have food. The location was in short walking distance to many main attractions.