Perch and Pike - Situated in the picturesque village of South Stoke, this charming country retreat is ideally located for exploring this part of the Thames Valley on bike, foot or horse-back. The Perch & Pike is an owner-run property offering a warm family welcome and comfort, with typical homemade hearty pub meals alongside an ? la carte menu. The house also has a bar, restaurant, garden and patio. The Ridgeway Hiking Trail passes directly outside the front door, and the River Thames is just a few minutes walk away. Midway between Oxford and Reading, close to the M4 and M40, and just one hour by train from London Paddington, the Perch & Pike is easily accessible.

Parklands - Parklands is in a beautiful tree-lined residential area of North Oxford, and within 15 minutes' walk of the city centre. It has free Wi-Fi access throughout. A frequent bus service passes by, and there is ample free on-site parking. All rooms have been refurbished and have en suite facilities. A full English or a vegetarian breakfast is included in the price. Parklands also has a licensed bar, a comfortable guest lounge and a private walled garden.

A Lakeside Town Farm B and B - With a peaceful location, on a 300-acre working farm, surrounded by gorgeous gardens and lakes, this beautiful farmhouse offers unique charm and original character. The Lakeside Town Farm B&B has a wonderful, peaceful location in a small village, bordering Oxford South, at the foot of the Chiltern Hills, with no passing traffic. The farmhouse boasts beautiful original features and historic charm, with inglenook fireplaces, original wooden beams and a traditional farmhouse-style kitchen with an Aga stove. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout. For extra peace and privacy, guests can stay in the farm's garden lodge, situated by the lake, with up-to-date decor and a 'shabby chic' style. With its gorgeous gardens and lakes, the B&B is perfect for a relaxing break and has been featured on TV's Gardeners' World, the Oxford Channel and in the Sunday Times. Sit by the lakes and the restful, tinkling waterfall, with far-reaching views over the 300-acre farm.

Marlborough House Hotel - BandB - Marlborough House Hotel is a spacious and privately owned B&B 1.5 miles (2.4 km) north of Oxford city centre. It aims to provide high-quality accommodation with limited self-catering facilities - ideal for independent guests. Built in 1990, it has a traditional design that fits with the local Victorian residential area. Marlborough House Hotel is a short walk from Summertown shopping centre and within easy reach of the motorways. Marlborough House Hotel can cater for those who come to Oxford to study, to visit or for business.

Zouch Farm Bed and Breakfast - This countryside B&B is part of Zouch Farm and close to Culham Train Station. The rooms have iPod stands, wireless broadband and king-size beds with Egyptian cotton bedding. Each room also has an HD TV with Freeview and a DVD player. Zouch Farm Bed and Breakfast offers a cooked-to-order English breakfast and a variety of cereals, fruit juices and preserves. Each room also has a dog kennel included.

The Bat and Ball Inn - In a small, pretty village in the Oxfordshire countryside, just 8 miles (13 km) from Oxford city centre, this former coaching inn offers delicious food, real ales and a charming village atmosphere. The Bat & Ball Inn has a great bar, with an enormous collection of cricketing memorabilia. With pine tables and flagstone floors, the bar has a cosy and comfortable feel. You can enjoy an excellent selection of hand-pulled ales including LBW, Marston's Pedigree and a weekly changing guest ale. The restaurant has a great reputation for serving fantastic food, with seasonal menus offering good quality and value for money. The Bat & Ball has appeared in the Good Pub Guide and more recently received an entry in Michelin's Eating Out In Pubs Guide. Wi-Fi is available in the bar and restaurant. All of the rooms have now been sympathetically refurbished in a contemporary style. Each room is named after a famous cricketer and has starched linen bedding, a modern en suite bathroom, an LCD flat-screen TV with digital Freeview channels and solid oak furniture.

Easington House - 15Th Century Farmhouse with gardens stone floors beams fireplaces privately owned and operated. Convenient for town bars restaurants and shops etc close to Cotswolds Stratford oxford Woodstock silverstone Bicester Village and a mile or so off the m40 Junction Full English or continental Breakfast included in price of rooms Free range eggs, British Bacon and Sausage, Organic yoghurts, selection of Fresh fruit and Juices Cereals etc Broadband and Wi Fi included. Afternoon tea served from May 08

Brenal Guesthouse - Friendly, cosy and clean, this family-run guest house offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and en suite rooms, in a great location, just a 5-minute bus journey from Oxford's city centre. Brenal Guest House has a convenient location, close to Oxford's ring road. The very heart of the city centre is within easy reach, with a good bus service running regularly from the nearby bus stop. Alternatively, you can reach the city centre by taking a pleasant stroll along the river. All of the en suite rooms have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Large family rooms are also available. A full traditional cooked English breakfast is included in the price and lighter continental options are also available. Brenal Guest House is family run and your hosts, Mr and Mrs Ponen, pride themselves on offering a warm welcome and a friendly relaxing atmosphere.

Red Mullions Guest House - Red Mullions is a welcoming family-run guest house in Headington, Oxford, excellently located for the many hospitals in Headington and the Oxford Brookes University, 10-minutes from central Oxford. A range of rooms are on offer, all except one of which are en suite. Each provides a flat-screen TV with a choice of over 40 TV and radio channels, DVD player, DVD library and Wi-Fi broadband internet. Refreshment trays and hairdryers are also supplied. Red Mullions enjoys good public transport links, meaning easy access to the historic centre of Oxford.