Burlington House
Nestling in leafy Oxford, a short bus ride away from the bustling City Centre, Burlington House offers high quality and peaceful luxury bed & breakfast accommodation to Oxford's many visitors.
Oxford Hotel Credentials
Burlington Guest House has been consistently awarded the highest accommodation rating and is now Five Stars Gold Award under the new AA scheme. Burlington House has been recommended by both the Which? Guide to Good Hotels and its sister publication, the Which? Guide to Good Bed & Breakfasts.
Situated both in the main house and in the elegant Japanese courtyard, our individually styled, smart, un-cluttered and, above all, comfortable ensuite bedrooms offer:
- Power showers
- Telephone
- Voicemail
- Free Wireless broadband internet connection
- Triple glazed windows for added peace and quiet
- Radio
- HD flat screen Freeview TV with CD / DVD & computer input
- Refreshment tray with complimentary pure water
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