Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford, Oxford

The hotel is conveniently located just outside the town center, making it a good stop off en route to the south coast. The rooms come with thick duvets and comfortable armchairs but lacked towels and a proper cleaning of the toilet. The service was friendly overall but could use more attention to detail considering the price paid. The dining options were unappetizing, but the location near the canal was a plus. The hotel offers basic facilities and is situated on a busy roundabout.

The hotel was in a central location close to the town center and just a short distance from the bus stop for easy travel. The rooms were cozy, with tea and coffee making facilities, but the small bathroom was a downside. The staff were friendly and accommodating, except for one abrupt member. The dining experience included coffee but lacked variety. Overall, a decent stay with some room for improvement.

The hotel is in a central location, close enough to the city center and reasonably convenient. The rooms are comfortable but have small bathrooms, and the heating system may not be fully satisfactory. The service was a mix of minimal attention and friendliness, with some staff members being accommodating. The dining options include fried eggs and almond milk, although there might be queues for particular foods. Overall, the value for money is acceptable, considering the location.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The location is slightly outside of Oxford city center, which may be good for conferences but is on a busy roundabout. The rooms, while cozy with comfortable armchairs and air conditioning, were let down by the challenge of having the smallest bathroom and no king-size bed. The service was friendly, although some staff members seemed uninterested in explaining much. Dining offered basic options like fried eggs, but the quality could be improved. However, the access to the bus stop for a quick ride to town was convenient.

The hotel is conveniently located in the center, perfect for exploring Oxford town center. The rooms are comfortable and in good condition, with air conditioning for added comfort. The service was friendly and accommodating, with a personal touch from the receptionist. The dining options included some good choices, though there were long queues at times. Overall, a good value for money stay.

The hotel is located on a busy roundabout, which can be both convenient for a stop-off on the way to the south coast and a bit noisy. The rooms are nicely decorated with lovely personal touches and comfortable armchairs, but the air conditioning could be better, even on low. Service was polite and accommodating; however, there seemed to be a lack of detailed explanations. The dining options included coffee but were described as unappetising, with lukewarm sausage or bacon cobs available upon request. The hotel is not far from the center of Oxford but is situated about 20 minutes away by bus. Overall, a decent option with some room for improvement.

The hotel is ideal for a quick stop on the way to the south coast, located slightly outside Oxford city center. The rooms are comfortable with the smallest bathroom imaginable, but the beds are cozy. The service was satisfactory, although not very informative. The location is convenient, especially for public transport access. Dining is average, with additional queues for lukewarm sausage or bacon cobs. The facilities are decent, suitable for a short stay.

The hotel is situated on a busy roundabout, making it convenient for a stop off on route to the south coast. The rooms offer extremely comfortable beds with a nice bathroom, perfect for children to be close at hand. While the service was minimal and slightly impersonal, the location is excellent for easy access to the city center or catching a bus to Oxford. The dining options include some vegan dishes but are basic. Overall, it's a decent choice for a short stay, although it may not be ideal for those seeking personalized service.

The hotel is conveniently located near the busy roundabout but surprisingly quiet, offering a great center location. The rooms feature a very comfortable bed but lack a usable wardrobe. The service was a mix of unenthusiastic members of staff and friendly receptionists going the extra mile. Dining options include almond milk availability but a limited lukewarm sausage or bacon queue. Overall, a decent value for money stay.

The hotel is conveniently located on the outskirts of Oxford, making it easy to drive to-and-from but only a £10 taxi ride away from the city center. The rooms are well-equipped with lovely personal touches, although there was an issue with a blocked toilet during my stay. The service was of good quality with friendly and accommodating staff, but greater attention could be given to customers. The dining experience offered coffee and almond milk, but fried eggs were not included. The facilities were satisfactory.