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Hot Tub Breaks in Oxfordshire
Quintessentially British and boasting incredible cities and countryside, a staycation in Oxfordshire promises plenty to see and do.
Hot Tub Breaks In Oxfordshire
Amazing architecture, a rich history, traditional market towns and charming villages – it’s no surprise that Oxfordshire attracts people from all over the world. Spend your days exploring the city, with skyline views boasting domes and spires. Or wander through enchanting meadows and watch out for some of the UK’s most unusual wildlife. After a weekend here, you’ll understand why so many poets, artists and authors have found inspiration from Oxfordshire and many literary figures have once called this area home.
A trip to Oxfordshire isn’t complete without punting on the River Cherwell. Close by, you’ll find the affluent Henley-on-Thames which houses independent cafes and pubs as well as family-friendly events. Shoppers will be impressed with the range of designer names in Oxford city centre and, for the best labels at a smaller price, many flock to Bicester Designer Outlet. If walking is more your sport, the Chiltern Hills and the rolling countryside in the Cotswolds has got to be on your list. One thing’s for sure, you won’t find it hard to fill your days in Oxfordshire.
There’s a variety of accommodation options too – whether you want to stay in the heart of the city, would prefer a bustling market town, or perhaps want to find a secluded retreat in the country. All of our properties, from lodges and chalets to party pads and cottages, come with a private hot tub too – a treat for adults and children alike. So, if you’re in charge of planning the next get-together, why not browse our range of Oxfordshire hot tub breaks? We guarantee you’ll find properties with hot tubs in Oxfordshire that tick all the boxes. In fact, we really do make booking a hot tub holiday easy.
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The best locations for a hot tub break in Oxfordshire
Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of Oxfordshire, a county brimming with picturesque landscapes, historic towns, and delightful villages. Choose from these alluring locations for your hot tub break, and explore the diverse offerings of this captivating region.
Oxford
The City of Dreaming Spires, Oxford is one of the most beautiful places in the UK. As well as everything you’d expect from a bustling centre, Oxford is home to 1500 listed buildings which date back to the 11th century. It’s no wonder that the city centre has been the location of choice for many star-studded filmmakers. A trip up the Carfax Tower gives you incredible views and there’s also the University of Oxford and various museums to explore. Don’t worry if you get hungry as Oxford has plenty of eateries – from Michelin-starred restaurants to family-friendly names. The Oxford Covered Market, which opened in 1774, is sure to get taste buds going too.
The Cotswolds
Oxfordshire also spans to the popular Cotswolds, which make for a great staycation – whatever time of year you’re planning to visit. Boasting vast expanses of Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, historic sites, award-winning pubs and restaurants, and plenty of child-friendly fun, there’s so much to do here. Hire out a bike and explore the countryside, play a spot of wildlife bingo, taste some local produce at a nearby bakery, or take it slow beside the river and set up a picnic for the afternoon.
Bicester
A historic market town in the Cherwell District of Oxfordshire, Bicester has bundles of character and charm. Many of its buildings are considered as places of historic interest and there are plenty of stories to bring to life. Close by, green fields and meadows provide the perfect backdrop for exploring and the Island Pond Wood Nature Reserve is a great place to go if you want to spot some unusual inhabitants. Bicester Village is also just a few miles away and is home to 160 boutiques, each selling designer labels for less. Those who don’t like shopping can sit back and enjoy one of the restaurants.
Henley-on-Thames
Often considered as one of the prettiest market towns in England, Henley-on-Thames dates back to the 12th century. It’s overlooked by the beautiful Chiltern countryside and is adjacent to the Thames. There’s a charming market square, lots of independent shops, a theatre and plenty of events throughout the year. This includes the Royal Regatta and the Henley Festival of Music and Arts. The Henley Distillery has been making its spirits for many years and it even gives you the opportunity to taste the goods and make your own. If you ask us, that’s good enough of a reason to give Henley-on-Thames a visit.
Woodstock
This Georgian town sits in the Oxfordshire-Cotswold area and many of its buildings date back to the 18th century. Woodstock’s history is rich, meaning it’s a great place to learn about the area’s past and also explore some of the nearby countryside. In the town itself, you’ll find Blenheim Palace, the Oxfordshire Museum, the Town Hall and the Church of St Mary Magdalene which has a musical clock that plays music every hour. There are also annual events as well as independent shops, a great selection of cafes and pubs, and contemporary galleries.
The best activities in Oxfordshire
Punting
Whether you’re looking for romantic holidays in Oxfordshire or just want a family-friendly activity, punting tours along the River Cherwell must be on your list. It’s a great way to see the best of Oxford and there’s even a restaurant and pub along the way which make for the perfect pitstop. Combine this activity with your very own hot tub lodge and you’ve got a staycation to remember.
Fairytale Farm
This petting farm is the perfect place for young travellers to let off steam. There are play zones and fairytale-themed gardens for all ages and plenty of seating areas for adults to unwind. We say, on the way back, stop off in one of the nearby Cotswold villages to stock up on some delicious treats before heading back to your holiday home and enjoying them at your private dining area.
Sky Wave Gin
Bicester might be famous for its history and shopping outlets but Sky Wave Gin is firmly putting the town on the map too. You can even explore their distillery, indulge in some tastings and discover how their spirits are made. Now that’s a great addition to your hot tub holiday and you could even purchase a bottle to enjoy back in the tub.
The River and Rowing Museum
The River and Rowing Museum is dedicated to the River Thames, Henley and rowing – and is a great day out. There are plenty of attractions as well as interactive workshops and you can end your visit with a trip to the cafe and shop. Afterwards, a walk around Henley won’t disappoint and you can even spot some of the wildlife that you learnt about in the museum.
Blenheim Palace
Blenheim Palace might be packed with history and culture but there’s so much more to do including natural trails, lakeside picnics, and annual events including a flower show and food market. The Lost Garden offers even more adventure for little ones and the Palace also has several cafes and restaurants to sit back and enjoy afterwards.
Most popular towns in Oxford by population size:
- Oxford
- Banbury
- Abingdon
- Witney
- Bicester
- Didcot
- Kidlington
- Carterton
- Thame
- Wantage
Best ways to get to oxford
- By train: Oxford has a well-connected railway station with direct train services from London, Birmingham, and other major cities in the UK. The journey from London Paddington to Oxford takes about an hour, making the train a popular and convenient option.
- By bus: There are several bus services that operate between Oxford and other nearby cities and towns. National Express and Oxford Bus Company are some of the major bus operators that offer routes to and from Oxford.
- By car: Oxford is well-connected by road, with the A34 and M40 motorway nearby. If you’re driving, you can take the A34 from the north or south, or the M40 from London or Birmingham, and then follow the signs to Oxford.
- By bicycle: Oxford is known for being a bicycle-friendly city, with many dedicated cycle paths and lanes. If you’re in the nearby area, cycling can be a pleasant and environmentally friendly way to travel to Oxford.
- By air: The nearest airports to Oxford are London Heathrow and Birmingham International Airport. From there, you can take a train or bus to reach Oxford.
By walking: If you’re in the vicinity and enjoy walking, you can explore the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside and picturesque villages on foot. There are many scenic footpaths and trails that lead to Oxford from surrounding areas.