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"Absolutely beautiful hotel, the novelty of it being the old prison added to the amazing stay. Very clean, bed was so comfortable and nice big spacious rooms"

"I've stayed at Ramada many times on work trips to Oxford. I advise choosing a room on the upper floor because on the ground floor you may hear stomping around late at night in the room overhead. There are also humming machines in a courtyard outside the ground floor windows - maybe that's the air heating system. In the room itself there's everything you need: clean shower room, white towels, free wifi, bedside lights, plug sockets, kettle with cups and tea bags etc. The bad reviews seem to come from people who expect a hotel. In fact it's a motel close to the M40 motorway and on the site of the Welcome Break services. I like its convenience, parking at £5 per night and lack of fuss. "

"Clean and modern hotel , nice touches with wireless charging station in rooms. Helpful and friendly reception staff"

"Decent leisure facilities"

"Fabulous hotel. Room was large, comfortable and beautifully decorated. Staff were extremely courteous and the food was wonderful. Will stay here again."

"Fantastic I will most definitely come again"

"Excellent stay. Rooms - spacious, clean and large 50 inch TV is great. Breakfast - fantastic. Nice veggie sausages and excellent hash browns - English breakfast was excellent. Only thing that could be improved is having cheese in the breakfast. Swimming pool/spa - pool a bit shallow, but otherwise fine. Would have been incredible if there were a jacuzzi. Steam room and sauna are both great. Staff extremely friendly and helpful. On check in I left a review about the lack of toiletries (shampoo, conditioner and moisturiser), and the next day the staff left these in the room for us, which show good attention to detail and to feedback, which is well appreciated. Will definitely be returning!"

"Nice hotel Spacious rooms Plenty of parking spaces "

"Lovely location on edge of City with easy access to the centre"