Tower House Guest House - Oxford

Historic 17th-century guest house in Oxford city center with rooms inside the medieval city walls

Rooms and Architecture

The Tower House Guest House occupies a 17th-century building with original stone floors and wooden ceiling beams. Deluxe rooms are housed in a tower that formed part of the medieval city walls, giving the property its name. Each room is individually styled with vintage and handmade furnishings to match the building's history.

Location and Surroundings

Tower House Oxford sits on a quiet street in the city center, a 2-minute walk from all shops and surrounded by Oxford University colleges. The History of Science Museum, Radcliffe Camera, and Oxford University Museum of Natural History are within walking distance. The property also offers direct access to cycling routes, fishing spots, and a mini golf course nearby.

Dining and Food Options

The Tower House has direct partnerships with local dining options that offer discounts to guests. Continental breakfast is available at nearby restaurants, and the property supports vegan, vegetarian, and dietary allergy needs. A complimentary tea and coffee tray with hot chocolate is provided in each room.

Community and Social Impact

Tower House Guest House operates as a social enterprise, supporting local community initiatives and students. The property features accessible communal living areas where guests can relax and socialize. Safety features include security systems and first aid kits.

Activities and Entertainment

Guests can join pub crawls organized through the hotel or explore the city's cultural sites such as colleges and museums. The property provides information on nearby fishing, cycling, and mini golf. The informal atmosphere includes engaging staff who assist with local recommendations.

• Rooms: Deluxe tower rooms inside the medieval city walls
• Location: Central Oxford, 2-minute walk from shops, near colleges and museums
• Dining: Discounts at local partner restaurants, dietary support for vegan/vegetarian/allergies
• Community: Social enterprise model supporting local initiatives and students
• Activities: Pub crawls, cycling, fishing, mini golf