St Thomas Mews 58 St Thomas Street
Oxford, OX11JP Nightly Rates(245.44 - 333.80)5 Star
Property Description
Oxford Apartments makes an ideal base for those on vacation - business - academics or simply for pleasure. One, two and four bedroom accomodations are charged per night and not by number of guests. The spacious accomodation provides a sitting/dining room and a fully equipped kitchen with all the appliances of a modern home. Well appointed bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms include a full range of facilities. Craftsman made furniture, choice fabrics and fine bone china add an element of style and luxury. Each apartment has a high spec personal computer with Internet access, a scanner/printer/fax machine/answer machine and direct dial lines. We also offer Colour TV/Video-pay to view/Remote Control/Radio/CD Player/Dishwasher/Washer Dryer/ Electric Cooker/Microwave/Fridge/Freezer.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Business Center
24 Hour Front Desk
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Parking
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
1 Bedroom Apartment
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Newly appointed apartment with 1 bedroom, one double bed with en-suite bathroom. Bathroom has a bath and power shower. The apartment has hand crafted furniture, modern facilities through out that include, dining area and dining table, comfortable sitting chairs, colour TV with remote control, Radio and CD player and fully equipped office facilities. These include computer, fax, printer, scanner and two separate telephone lines with own answer machine. The kitchen facilities include, fridge freezer, electric oven and cooker, microwave, toaster, dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, rubbish disposal and fully equipped with cooking pots, cutlery and plates. Max occupancy 2.
2 Bedroom Apartment
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Newly appointed apartments with 2 bedrooms, one double bed bedroom with en-suite bathroom, two twin bed bedroom with separate bathroom. Each Bathroom has a bath and power shower. The apartment has hand crafted furniture, modern facilities through out that include, dining area and dining table, comfortable sitting chairs, colour TV with remote control, Radio and CD player and fully equipped office facilities. These include computer, fax, printer, scanner and two separate telephone lines with own answer machine. The kitchen facilities include, fridge freezer, electric oven and cooker, microwave, toaster, dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, rubbish disposal and fully equipped with cooking pots, cutlery and plates. Max occupancy 4.
4 Bedroom Apartment
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The Conqueror Suite is two appointed apartments with 4 bedrooms, two double bed bedrooms with two en-suite bathrooms, two two twin bed bedrooms with separate bathrooms. Each Bathroom has a bath and power shower. The apartment has hand crafted furniture, modern facilities through out that includes, large sitting areas, 2 dining areas and dining tables, comfortable sitting chairs, colour TV's with remote controls, Radios and CD players and fully equipped office facilities. These include computers, faxes, printers, scanners and four separate telephone lines with own answer machines. The kitchen facilities include, fridge freezers, electric ovens and cookers, microwaves, toaster, dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, rubbish disposal and fully equipped with cooking pots, cutlery and plates. Max occupancy 8.
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Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 14.30
Check out time is 11:00
Time Zone is GMT (0)
Opened in 1998
Renovated in 2001
34 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
1 Exit on to M4 west bound and go 0.8 miles 2 Exit M4 via entry / exit road at sign reading "Exit 4B M25" 3 Bear left on M25 and go 4.4 miles 4 Exit M25 via entry / exit road to M40 and go 0.7 miles 5 Continue on M40 and go 28 miles 6 Exit M40 via entry / exit road at sign reading "Exit 8 A40 to Oxford / Cheltenham" and go 0.5 miles 7 Continue on A40 and go 5 miles 8 Continue on roundabout exiting on Eastern Bypass Road, A4142 9 Continue on Eastern Bypass Road, A4142 and go 3.4 miles 10 Continue over roundabout staying on Eastern Bypass Road, A4142 11 Continue on Eastern Bypass Road, A4142 and go 0.5 miles 12 Continue on roundabout exiting on Southern By Pass 13 Continue on Southern By Pass Road, A423 and go 0.7 miles 14 Continue over roundabout exiting on A4144 15 Continue on A4144 and go 1.4 miles 16 Bear left on Thames Street, A420 and go 0.2 miles 17 Turn right and go 40 ft, turn RT on to Thames St and then left on St Aldates and 90 ft on St Thomas St
1 Exiting on M23 at sign reading Exit 9A M23 2 Continue on M23 and go 0.8 miles 3 Continue on roundabout exiting on M23 4 Continue on M23 and go 7 miles 5 Exit M23 via entry / exit road to M25 and go 0.6 miles 6 Bear left on M25 and go 35 miles 7 Exit M25 via entry / exit road to M40 and go 0.7 miles 8 Continue on M40 and go 28 miles 9 Exit M40 via entry / exit road at sign reading "Exit 8 A40 to Oxford / Cheltenham" and go 0.5 miles 10 Continue on A40 and go 5 miles 11 Continue on roundabout exiting on Eastern Bypass Road, A4142 12 Continue on Eastern Bypass Road, A4142 and go 3.4 miles 13 Continue over roundabout staying on Eastern Bypass Road, A4142 14 Continue on Eastern Bypass Road, A4142 and go 0.5 miles 15 Continue on roundabout exiting on Southern By Pass Road, A423 16 Continue on Southern By Pass Road, A423 and go 0.7 miles 17 Continue over roundabout exiting on A4144 18 Continue on A4144 and go 1.4 miles 19 Bear left on Thames Street, A420 and go 0.2 miles and turn left on to St Aldates
5 Star luxury accomodation in quiet central Oxford.
London Heathrow Airport -LHR- 49mi/London Gatwick Airport -LGW- 87mi
Guarantee Policy
A deposit of 1 nights room which includes VAT is due at time of booking. 24 hours notice must be given for early departure or subject to one night charge.
Cancellation Policy
All reservations must be cancelled at least 2 days prior to arrival to avoid forfeiture of the deposit for 1 nights accommodation which includes VAT.No show - 1 nightEarly departure - 48 hour notice or 1 nt charge
Restaurant Information
Dining
- The hotel does not have on-site restaurants.- Many restaurants with various cuisines and only a few minutes walk from Oxford Apartments.- Discount arrangements with many local restaurants in Oxford-Including -Al Salam-Chicago Rock and Cafe Uno
Meeting Facility
No meeting rooms on-site.
Recreation Information
On-site Recreation
Sightseeing Children's Program Massage Service
Off-site Recreation
Sightseeing Shopping Dining Gardens Museums
Nearby Attractions
Oxford City Center - 0.02 Miles East Oxford University - 0.02 Miles East; Centre of Academic Excellence Restaurant District - 0.02 Miles East; Wide selection of world cuisine Theatre District - 0.02 Miles East; Wide range of production Ashmolean Museum - 0.04 Miles Northeast; World's First Public Museum Oxford Story - 0.04 Miles Northeast; History of Oxford Blenheim Palace - 8 Miles North; Birth Place of Winston Churchill Gloucester 0.02 Miles West; Ancient City University Botanical Gardens - 0.5 Miles East; World's Oldest Botanical Gardens Christ Church Cathedral - 0.25 Miles East; Magnificent Cathedral Church Cotswold Wildlife Park - 15 Miles West; Wildlife Park and Gardens Legoland - 30 Miles Southeast; Amusement Park Stratford - 38 Miles Northwest; Shakespeare's Birthplace Bath - 56 Miles Southwest; Roman City
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