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Title: Oxford Thames Four Pillars Hotel
Address: Oxford
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Facilities:
  • Parking
  • Credit Cards Accepted
  • Room Service
  • TV in Rooms
  • Night Porter
View: 3864
Date added: Sep 07, 2006
Set in 30 Acres of parkland, incorporating historic buildings and river frontage.

Two medieval barns and a manor house are the centre of this magnificent hotel with extensions added to create integral courtyards all in keeping with the age of the original buildings. 3.9 miles from Oxford City centre.

Medieval Barn housing a two tier Bistro Bar and comfortable lounge and coffee area. Two beautiful courtyards for outdoor dining. Lounge for after dinner coffee/liqueurs or quiet get-togethers, Bar for drinks outdoors, River room restaurant. The River Room Restaurant has picturesque views of the Thames and St. John`s Barge to compliment the restaurant`s fine wines and a la carte menu. Sunday carvery is spiced up with some jazz.
Facilities include 49` Swimming Pool, Spa Bath, Steam Room, Sauna, Large Gym, Riverside Outdoor Tennis Court.

The Oxford Thames Four Pillars Hotel has 60 rooms on 2 floors
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