4* Oxford South Stay: Breakfast, Prosecco and Late Checkout – Dinner Option!

Ready for a luxe escape? Discover the enchanting charm of Oxford South with today’s deal!

We're offering you an overnight stay for two people with breakfast, a bottle of prosecco to share and late checkout from £95, saving you up to 61% off Courtyard Oxford South prices.

• Overnight stay with breakfast, Prosecco and late checkout - from £95
• Overnight stay with dinner, breakfast, Prosecco and late checkout - from £145
• Two-night stay with breakfast, Prosecco and late checkout - from £179
• Two-night stay with dinner, breakfast, Prosecco and late checkout - from £219

4* Courtyard Oxford South

Experience the epitome of luxury and comfort at the Oxford Courtyard South hotel with this deal; that will leave you saying wow! Nestled to the south of Oxford amongst the countryside, this charming hotel seamlessly combines modern elegance with traditional charm. From the moment you step into the opulent lobby, you'll be greeted with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Immerse yourself in the plush surroundings of the well-appointed rooms, each designed to provide the utmost in relaxation and style.

If you upgrade your stay, not only will you enjoy a bottle of prosecco and late checkout, but you’ll also get to indulge in a culinary journey at the onsite restaurant, with two courses included on your first night! With impeccable service and attention to detail, the Oxford Courtyard South ensures that every moment of your stay is nothing short of extraordinary.

Oxford, England

You'll be in awe of the magical architecture of the city, nicknamed 'City of Dreaming Spires' by poet Matthew Arnold. A Harry Potter fan? Well, hold on to your broomsticks because the Bodleian, New College and Christ Church were famously featured in the early films to create the unmistakable backdrop of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft & Wizardry.

Other must-see spots include the part-ruined Oxford Castle including the 900-year-old crypt, the iconic Palladian-style Radcliffe Camera library, the legendary 1770's Covered Market - a bazaar packed with artisan grocers, boutique clothing and buzzing cafes - as well as Britain's oldest botanical garden. Finally, did you even visit Oxford if you didn't purchase a jar of Frank Cooper's Original Oxford Marmalade? A complete staple of the city that is almost as famous as the university, your trip isn't complete until you've got your hands on this sweet souvenir.