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The Guest House is a quiet, ‘Home from Home’, non smoking, multi-award winning, highly accessible B&B, in the historic town of Abingdon-on-Thames.

If you are looking for a bed and breakfast get in touch with Mulberry Oxford now. We have a guest house and self-catering accommodation available.

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Friendly, vibrant college of Oxford University with a great sense of community - made up of undergraduates and postgraduates. Usually known as Teddy Hall.

Accommodation in Didcot the Laurels Guest House Bed & Breakfast is proud to serve both customers from the local area and guests from further afield.

Whether you are in Marlow for business or pleasure, Glade End caters for all your needs.

For reservations/enquiries be sure to visit: www.sandfieldguesthouse.com A small, family establishment providing comfortable accommodation.

allseasonshouse guest house and bed and breakfast in Oxford offers single and double rooms and a selection of holiday flats. Look forward to a wonderful holiday with us in a beautiful region.

Guest House in Oxford. Book direct for best prices guaranteed online. For great accommodation in Oxfordshire choose Red Mullions Guest House

Acorn Guest House is a well located, reasonably priced independent guest house offering bed and breakfast (B&B) accommodation in Oxford.

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Malvern Guest House offers superior B&B guest house accommodation for High Wycombe, Marlow, Maidenhead, Slough, Heathrow Airport, Oxford, Reading and the Chilterns. Ideal for business travellers …

Accommodation in Oxford. Book direct for best prices guaranteed online. For great accommodation in Oxfordshire choose Lakeside Guest House

The Oxford Coach & Horses is a boutique bed and breakfast on the site of an old coaching inn dating from the eighteenth century, said to be the last in Oxford before the road to London.