Mercure Eastgate Hotel puts you centre stage for exploring the university city of Oxford.
Read on to find out more about the food and what there is to do nearby.
The bright rooms pack all the modern comfortsCredit: PELLIERWhere is Mercure Eastgate Hotel?
This 17th-century coaching inn is in the centre of Oxford and a 20-minute walk from the train station.
It has views of the High Street, Magdalen College and the historic Examination Schools, plus easy access to punting, river walks, city tours and world-famous museums.
Inside the dreamy hotel with a huge infinity pool right over a lagoonWhat is Mercure Eastgate Hotel like?
Think, literally, Dreaming Spires – many of the rooms have giant images of Oxford above the beds, and from your pillow you can admire views of the storied spires.
What is there to do at Mercure Eastgate Hotel?
The city’s museums, in particular, merit multiple visits to reveal something anew each time.
Or, a short stroll away is Christ Church College, which inspired parts of Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films.
If you have time after exploring Oxford, the Cotswolds and Blenheim Palace are great day trips.
What is there to eat and drink at Mercure Eastgate Hotel?
The Eastgate Brasserie offers fabulous twists on English and European cuisine, superb cocktails and ales, and a seriously sumptuous buffet breakfast.
Feast too on the views from the windows – sipping on pre-dinner cocktails, we watched as students in gowns poured out of the Examination Schools, smiles and frowns writ large.
What are the rooms like at Mercure Eastgate Hotel?
The Lensbury, Teddington, South West London, reviewThe bright rooms, with air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs and internet, pack all the modern comforts.
Upgrade to a Privilege room for extra space, a bathrobe and slippers, minibar with free soft drinks and a Nespresso machine.
The Eastgate Brasserie offers fabulous twists on English and European cuisineCredit: © Maureen McLean. All Rights ReservedHow much is Mercure Eastgate Hotel?
A night’s stay with breakfast is from £100, based on two sharing a standard double or £150 for a Prestige double.
Click here to book or call 01865 248 332.
Is Mercure Eastgate Hotel family friendly?
Although there aren't any family rooms, the hotel is still geared up for little ones.
The restaurant has a children's menu and some of the rooms come with twin beds.
Is there access for guests with disabilities?
Yes. There is accessible parking and there are three accessible bedrooms.
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The Brasserie does superb cocktails and ales, and a sumptuous buffet breakfastCredit: PELLIER