Hotels in Thame 4 hotels and apartments

Days Inn Oxford

Thame

 2 Star Hotel

Customer rating from 4 reviews: 6.6 Above Average

Days Inn Hotel Oxford is 6 miles from Oxford city centre and located off junction 8A of the M40 motorway. It has free Wi-Fi and free parking. The convenient hotel has spacious en suite rooms and a 24-hour reception. Next to the hotel is the Welcome Break service area, with shops and restaurants including Burger King, KFC, Eat In, Coffee Primo, WHSmith and Waitrose. Each room has a bath and a shower, tea/coffee, Freeview TV, a telephone and a free newspaper. Pets are permitted at the hotel. Nearby attractions include Blenheim Palace, Waterperry Gardens, Cotswold Villages and Bicester Village designer shopping outlet.

The Oxford Belfry - A QHotel

Thame

 4 Star Hotel

Customer rating from 36 reviews: 7.8 Very Good

Most recent booking for this hotel was 24/05/2012 at 19:40

Set in 17 acres of beautiful Oxfordshire countryside The Oxford Belfry is the perfect venue from which to explore the city of Oxford and the surrounding area. The hotel is situated minutes from Junctions 7 and 8a of the M40 with excellent transport links to London and the Midlands.The Oxford Belfry proudly boasts reception lounges Rycote Restaurant Terrace Bar extensive leisure and spa facilities and outstanding conference and banqueting facilities. The 154 bedrooms at The Oxford Belfry combine all the amenities you expect from a four star hotel including freeview television free internet access tea and coffee making facilities and 24 hour room service. The Oxford Belfry offers the choice of a la carte dining in the Rycote Restaurant or light snacks and drinks in the Terrace Bar. Leisure facilities include indoor swimming pool scented sauna aroma steam room heated loungers ice fountain and experience shower. There are seven spa treatment rooms where guests can enjoy a comprehensive range of treatments....

Spread Eagle Hotel

Thame

 3 Star Hotel

Customer rating from 4 reviews: 7.0 Good

The Spread Eagle has stood imposingly in the heart of historic Thame since the 16th century famous for its farmer's market and mile long Main Street. During its colourful history the hotel has played host to Charles II French prisoners from the Napoleonic wars famous politicians and writers such as Evelyn Waugh.The Georgian facade is instantly recognisable by all drawn in by the un-miss able 30-ft inn sign originally designed by Lytton Strachey's Carrington which has welcomed all our guests for nearly a century. Our discerning customers needs for a warm welcome attentive but discreet service and excellent food and wine has not changed since the days of John Fothergill the hotel's pioneer innkeeper.The fantastic city of Oxford with its dreamy spires and punting on the River Thames is within easy reach along with the historic town of Aylesbury and for shopping addicts Bicester Outlet Village is only minutes away.