Book Tower House Guest House in Oxford, Oxfordshire

The Tower House offers accommodation in historic rooms that are part of the original medieval city walls. Deluxe rooms were once a tower that formed part of those walls and now contain original stone floors and wooden beams. Rooms are individually styled with a blend of vintage and handmade furnishings that match the building's history.

The guest house sits on a quiet, traditional street in Oxford city centre between Exeter College and the Bodleian Library. It is a 2-minute walk from all the shops and within a 5-minute walk of the History of Science Museum, the Radcliffe Camera, and the Oxford University Museum Of Natural History. The Covered Market on High Street is a 3-minute walk away and serves as a local spot for traditional English breakfast at Browns.

The hotel does not offer on-site dining or breakfast. Guests can find continental breakfast options at nearby local restaurants within a 3-minute walk. The guest house has direct partnerships with local dining options that offer discounts to guests.

The building is a 17th-century structure with wooden ceiling beams and original stone floors that showcase its age. The Tower House runs as a social enterprise model that supports local community initiatives and students. Accessible communal living areas are available on site for relaxation and socializing.

Guests have access to non-smoking rooms throughout and free Wi-Fi in public areas and rooms. The hotel offers safety features including security systems and first aid kits. Parking is available on site.

Room: Deluxe tower rooms inside medieval city walls

Location: 2-min walk from shops and Oxford colleges

History: 17th-century building with original stone floors and wooden beams

Community: Social enterprise model supporting local students and initiatives

Dining: Direct partnerships with local restaurants offering discounts