4* Central Mercure Oxford Hotel - Breakfast & Wine for 2

Situated in the heart of the historic city of Oxford, today's getaway is sure to steal your...well… heart!

We’re offering you an overnight 4* Oxford getaway for two people in a Standard room with breakfast and a bottle of wine to share from £105, saving you up to 46% off Mercure Oxford Eastgate Hotel's prices.

Mercure Oxford Eastgate Hotel

With today's deal, you'll check in to the beautiful 4* Mercure Oxford Eastgate Hotel - a 17th-century coaching inn that has been renovated to the highest standard to ensure ultimate relaxation for all guests. Overlooking the Examination Halls and Magdalen Tower, the central location of this lovely establishment isn't the only draw for eager visitors, as the hotel also offers modern, comfortable rooms, friendly service and historic charm. During your overnight stay you’ll be resting your head in one of their standard rooms - but trust us, there's nothing 'standard' about them! Each is kitted out with a luxurious rainfall shower en-suite, tea and coffee-making facilities, plush furnishings and heavenly bedding, as well as the home-from-home essentials you would expect including Wi-Fi, TV, air-conditioning and fridge. You’ll also enjoy a bottle of wine to share, who could say no to that? And after a peaceful and pleasant night’s sleep, you’ll wake up and the most refreshing morning possible with a scrumptious full English breakfast, the perfect way to start a day of exploring!

Oxford

With a convenient central location, the 4* Mercure Oxford Eastgate Hotel makes a great base from which to discover Oxford's most iconic landmarks: beautiful colleges, magnificent quads and a few familiar sights. You'll be in awe of the magical architecture of the city, which was nicknamed 'City of Dreaming Spires' by poet Matthew Arnold. A Harry Potter fan? Well, hold on to your broomsticks because the Bodleian, New College and Christ Church were famously featured in the early films to create the unmistakable backdrop of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft & Wizardry. Other must-see spots include the part-ruined Oxford Castle including the 900-year-old crypt, the iconic Palladian-style Radcliffe Camera library, the legendary 1770s Covered Market - a bazaar packed with artisan grocers, boutique clothing and buzzing cafes - as well as Britain's oldest botanical garden. Finally, did you even visit Oxford if you didn't purchase a jar of Frank Cooper's Original Oxford Marmalade? A complete staple of the city that is almost as famous as the university, your trip isn't complete until you've got your hands on this sweet souvenir. Enjoy!