Once a 15th century trading post with only six guestrooms, The Holt Hotel in Oxford, England, has since blossomed into an 86 room hotel nestled on the edge of the Cotswolds in small town Oxfordshire. Located 15 miles from the heart of Oxford, the oldest university city in England, the hotel is less than 10 miles from Blenheim Palace and Bicester Designer Outlet Shopping Village.
The Holt Hotel sits one mile from the nearest train station at Heyford. Six trains operate at Hayford each day, connecting with either Oxford or Banbury. Guests are also near Junction 10 and Junction 8 of the M40 motorway. London's Heathrow airport is 50 miles away, and Birmingham International Airport is 60 miles away.

The Holt Hotel boasts an enviable reputation for its conferences and seminars in a choice of seven suites, all with natural daylight. Business services are available, as well as dry cleaning services. Parking is complimentary.

The Holt Hotel's Du Vall's Restaurant offers envious selections, including a salad bar, cold meats and fish dishes. For cocktails, guests can relax at the Highwayman's Bar and patio, named after the infamous Claude Du Vall, the notorious traveler believed to still haunt the hotel he used to frequent.

Guests can stay the night in style at the Blenheim Suite with its four poster bed and jetted tub. All of the hotel's guestrooms include trouser presses, color televisions, direct dial telephones and coffeemakers.