Weston Manor Hotel, Bicester

The hotel is charming with comfortable rooms, though more power outlets would be convenient. The lack of Wi-Fi in the room was a downside, and mobile coverage was poor. The price per night at £149 was a bit steep, but the size of the room was adequate for the cost.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of highs and lows. The location was fantastic, allowing easy exploration of the area, but the rooms were in need of refurbishment. The service was overall friendly, but some improvements could be made. The dining experience had its ups and downs, while the facilities offered were decent.

My stay at the hotel was an incredible experience. The rooms were spacious and had a lovely open fire, although a bit of a touch-up on the paint and floor would make them even more charming. The bed was large and incredibly comfortable, and the included breakfast was excellent. However, I did notice some dead woodlice on the carpet which was a bit off-putting. Overall, a cozy and inviting stay with a few room maintenance points to consider.

My stay at this hotel was a bit of a mixed bag. The rooms were very comfortable and clean, with towelling robes provided in the wardrobes, but the unsatisfactory condition of the bath taps was a downside. The service had its ups and downs, with friendly staff overall but some areas needing improvement, like poorly trained and abrupt staff, especially at reception. The location had its charm, with stunning surroundings, but some aspects seemed neglected, like dirty carpets. The dining experience left much to be desired with a poor selection and tepid coffee, although the smoked fish was enjoyable.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The room, while large and warm, had some issues like stained carpeting and furnishings. The service was good overall, especially during Christmas. The location was convenient, though the decor could use some improvement. The dining experience was a mix of highs and lows. The facilities were satisfactory but not exceptional.