Hotels 1 to 3 in Woodstock, Oxfordshire

Marlborough Hotel - A 14th-century former coaching inn, The Marlborough Hotel is set in the heart of beautiful Woodstock, near Oxford, overlooking the town's historic streets and near to the M40. The Malborough Hotel provides a tranquil setting for a relaxing break with good access to local attractions, including Blenheim Palace, Rousham Park House & Garden and the Oxfordshire Museum. Woodstock itself has a beautiful town square, ivy-clad buildings and fascinating architecture. Rooms are light and spacious and furnished with a flat-screen TV. Some rooms have baths and large walk-in showers and some rooms have beautiful period features. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available in the hotel. A popular venue for business meetings and special occasions, the Malborough Grill offers a peaceful setting with space for up to 100 people in the Gallery and bar area. There is also a picturesque courtyard for summer evenings.

Macdonald Bear Hotel - Picturesque Woodstock is home to one of England's oldest and prettiest hotels. Built as a coaching inn in the 13th century, the Bear Hotel has played host to royaltyand film stars. The Macdonald Bear Hotel is a favourite haunt for romantic couples, especially since it became a hideaway for Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor at the height of their love affair. With its ivy clad facade, oak beams, open fireplaces and stone walls, it exudes warmth and cosiness, perfect if you want to escape from it all and treat yourself to some good old-fashioned hospitality. Extensively refurbished throughout, the hotel now boasts a conference centre complete with state-of-the art facilities.

The Feathers - The Feathers Hotel, situated in the centre of historic Woodstock on the doorstep of Blenheim Palace. Originally seven separate houses, the hotel boasts character and charm with antiques and log fires. Woodstock is one of England's most beautiful and famous country towns. Constructed largely from Cotswold stone, its buildings date from the 12th century. It is host to a wealth of interesting shops, restaurants and historical buildings - including the Oxfordshire County Museum. Situated only eight miles from 'The Dreaming Spires' of the historic University of Oxford, on the edge of the spectacular Cotswolds and huddling next to the gates of Blenheim Palace - home of the 11th Duke of Marlborough and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, Woodstock has much to offer its visitors. Woodstock is just one hour's drive from London Heathrow, Birmingham and Cheltenham - Shakespeare's Stratford is a mere 45 minutes away. Due to the age of the building, there is no lift at the hotel.