Where to stay

Oxford is beautiful, walkable, and full of places to rest your dancing feet. Here are a few options within easy reach of the Town Hall (and our after-party energy):

Bougie & Beautiful (£££)

These are for the folks who like plush pillows, historic walls, and maybe a pre-wedding Negroni in a velvet chair:

  • The Old Bank Hotel – Elegant, central, and two minutes from the ceremony. Oxford charm at its finest.
    oldbank-hotel.co.uk

  • The Randolph Hotel – Classic, famous, and slightly over-the-top (in a good way). A few more pounds, but steeped in Oxford drama.
    graduatehotels.com/oxford

Stylish & Sensible (££)

For those who want comfort, location, and maybe a cheeky cocktail but don’t need a four-poster bed:

  • Vanbrugh House Hotel – Super central, boutique-style, and great value.
    vanbrughhousehotel.co.uk

  • Malmaison Oxford – Yes, it used to be a prison. Yes, it’s now very cool. Historic, moody, and surprisingly cosy.
    malmaison.com/locations/oxford

Budget-Friendly & Walkable (£)

Because you’d rather save it for drinks, tacos, or late-night Uber boats:

  • YHA Oxford – Clean, safe, very central. Perfect if you’re rolling deep with friends.
    yha.org.uk/hostel/oxford

  • Travelodge Oxford City Centre – No frills, but all the basics. Solid option just across the street from the action.
    travelodge.co.uk

Extra Notes

  • Book early – September is peak Oxford wedding & punting season.

  • Stay central if you can – the Town Hall is right in the city centre. If you’re near Cornmarket Street, the Covered Market, or High Street, you’re golden.

  • Coming in a group? Check out Airbnbs or small inns in Jericho, Cowley Road, or Summertown—just a short walk or taxi away from the Town Hall.

Need help or want to coordinate a group Airbnb with fellow guests? Add a note in your RSVP and we’ll see what we can do.