Oxford

The Pitt Rivers Museum is a treasure chest of the weird and wonderful and should be a compulsory must-see place for every tourist visiting Oxford but sadly, it rarely is. Consequently those of us who know and love this quirky little museum are sometimes t...  Read review

August sees the birthday of my mother, an annual event that our family comes together to celebrate in one way or another. We have had a rather turbulent year so my brother and I felt it was necessary to take my mother and father away for a birthday cele...  Read review

Unfortunately we only had one night booked in this lovely and dog-crazy family home close to Wallingford. Rooms are upstairs with a little bathroom , so you have all the privacy you need. The room seemed to be the childrens room, now turned into a guest r...  Read review

As a student at Oxford University in the late 1980s, the Randolph seemed like the physical embodiment of the class divide that afflicted poor kids like me who came from state schools from the much wealthier students who took the affluence and grandeur of...  Read review

I have recently moved to Oxford and met my Auntie, who is a local, for lunch on my first weekend there. She instantly knew where we were going to eat, G&D's cafe. We went to the cafe on St Aldgates although I later found out that there are 3 cafes in th...  Read review

A little B&B in a tiny village close to Abingdon, Oxfordshire, with a true familiar touch. Very friendly hosts, even offering us to pick us up from the pub or bring us somewhere, where we could pick up the Thames Path again. No effort was too much, brea...  Read review