Oxford Spires Four Pillars Hotel in Oxford

The staff on arrival were both helpful and very informative. Barbara greeted us and explained everything about the hotel and leisure club. We were even provided with a map of Oxford and show the river path to the town centre. Nothing seemed to be a problem. The food was amazing and well priced. We will return.

Enzo and Helen were amazing! Their customer service was second to none even though the hotel was very busy! Lovely and clean and the heated mirrors in the bathroom were an excellent touch. My husband and I thought the duvet was so comfy! I’d like to know where I could buy one if possible please as we haven’t slept that well in a long time!!

Really comfy bed, nice clean room reception staff really nice. My booking email said I had to pay for parking but when we arrived I was just asked to sign my car in without charge. Thank you. Bit of a maze inside to get to the room but it's a really big hotel. There is a lovely Portuguese cafe opposite, get breakfast from there as it's lush and the hotel breakfast is what I call expensive.

What a great little hotel! Our room had a rain shower, a private balcony, a free bottle of water and copious tea/coffee making facilities with biscuits. The room had air conditioning, a great TV with many channels and was modern and clean. Decor throughout the hotel appeared clean and fresh.Breakfast cost £15pp and was superb, with fruit, continental and full English choices available, all buffet-style and without limits. Tea and coffee were served at the table.The staff were universally excellent. The lady on Reception was friendly and the restaurant staff were caring and efficient.Be aware that parking costs £10 per night (to 6:00pm the next day), which seems normal for Oxford. Also, we didn't get to try the leisure facilities or have an evening meal at the hotel, as we were only there one night and visited Blenheim that evening.