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Dr Ingrid Erickson (Somerville College, Oxford, January 2012): Would love a reading or desk lamp of some kind. Otherwise, fabulous!

Mr ROBERT THOMAS (St Hugh's College, Oxford, January 2012): Very pleased with the service. I'm likely both to use again and to recommend

Ms Elizabeth MacGarvey (Somerville College, Oxford, January 2012): The room was delightful . I had not realised it was not en suite but that might have been an oversight on my part-it was a bit of a trek to the bathroom. A shower would have felt easier in shared facilities but that is a personal preference. The College had provided excellence in terms of what was possible.I would happily stay there again.

Mr Paul Tarry (St Benet's Hall, Oxford, January 2012): We enjoyed our stay very much. The room was large, comfortable, clean and quiet. The college is conveniently situated for the city centre. Would be happy to return.

Mrs Eleanor Smith (St Stephen's House, Oxford, January 2012): A spotlessly clean, warm room in a lovely setting which is only 10 minutes walk from the city centre and just round the corner from lots of diverse cafes and shops on Cowley Road. A lovely Oxford experience.

Mr Laurence Cummings (Wadham College, Oxford, January 2012): It was a magical experience. Thank you!

Miss Alexandra Inch (Exeter College, Oxford, January 2012): Wonderful experience. Stunning architecture. The more than 24h booking is irritating as had to change my travelling arrangements to be able to stay in the college. Breakfast, limited choice. No porridge! Overall, wonderful. Will come back.

Mr Roger Thomas (St Anne's College, Oxford, January 2012): My booking didn't come with breakfast, so that item should be N/A. Excellent service, anyway - will use again.

Miss Lauren Hayes (Pembroke College, Oxford, January 2012): Expected a better range for breakfast. Lovely grounds, and good spacious, ensuite room. Very comfortable.

Mr Christopher Holme (Keble College, Oxford, January 2012): Enjoyable stay.

Dr John Meadley (Magdalen College, Oxford, January 2012): It was a good experience with pleasant staff and an excellent breakfast. For me it was just a bit on the pricey side, but I acknowledge that VAT does not help

Ms jeanne simmonds (Keble College, Oxford, January 2012): it was a very enjoyable experience with excellent service and I will continue to return to this college.

Miss Anna Ting Ting Chan (St Anne's College, Oxford, December 2011): The stay was great. The room is very clean, and the location is convenient. It has hotel standard and yet allows me to sample a taste of a college's life like a student studying there. I will definitely stay again at St. Anne's if future allows such an opportunity.

Dr Roger Firth (Keble College, Oxford, December 2011): An excelllent way of seeing the Colleges of Oxford.

Mr Jan Louagie (Wadham College, Oxford, December 2011): This was a treat for us and we greatly enjoyed it!

Mr Keith Whitehead (Keble College, Oxford, December 2011): Totally different than staying in your 'normal' hotels and much much better because there is no noise, only really nice guests, wonderful historic buildings and setting. Eating in the main hall was an experience not to missed in itself. The standard of service and food was excellent. The staff treated you like a VIP all the time. Such perfect English manners. Great! Will definitely use again in preference to any other accommodation option.

Dr CHRIS ANSPACK (Keble College, Oxford, December 2011): Room was very clean and functional with a great view over the quad- a bit hot though! It was a shame no evening meal offered as the Dining Hall is magnificent but at least we were able to have breakfast there. Lodge porters very friendly and helpful. Overall a really enjoyable stay and would do it again

Mr William Waldron (St Hugh's College, Oxford, December 2011): A really lovely place to stay. Everything was perfect. The staff at the lodge were exceptionally helpful. I would recommend St Hugh's to anyone.

Dr John Payne (Keble College, Oxford, December 2011): Impeccable in every way. Next time I will allow more time for a more relaxed breakfast.

Mrs Jane Crook (Wadham College, Oxford, December 2011): Brilliant location and a beautiful building oozing history. Pefect!

Mr Martin Kemp (Wadham College, Oxford, December 2011): Wadham go to great lengths to see that the experience is a good one for the visitor. The room, above the porter's lodge in the front quad, was spacious and well furnished, with a great outlook. A thoroughly enjoyable visit and we will be back! Shame there was no accommodation free for 17th December, when we had to go elsewhere.

Mrs Ragna von Glasenapp (St Stephen's House, Oxford, December 2011): I enjoyed to stay at this quiete place. All accommodations where clean, the bathroom well equipped and newly renovated. The fivteen minute walk to the inner part of the city was perfect and could be shortened by taking the bus. A very nice indian restaurant close by added to my good memories.

Dr Miguel Correia (Somerville College, Oxford, December 2011): Excellent service and Accomodation. Everyone is very friendly. Very near to the center of oxford and most of the colleges. Ideal for someone attending a conference or seminar at Oxford

Ms Natalia Korsakova (St Hugh's College, Oxford, December 2011): It was a simple student room, but it has everything that is needed for a short stay, has a perfect location and great price. I would definitely recommend to stay there if you travel to Oxford.

Mr Edward Browne (St Stephen's House, Oxford, December 2011): What a lovely place! I'm only sorry that there was no Eucharist the morning I was there.

Mr Sam Wheeler (St Stephen's House, Oxford, December 2011): nice homely feel !

Mrs Anna Falk (St Hugh's College, Oxford, December 2011): Nice experience living at St Hughes. Recommendation through daughter-in-law and son living in Oxford since 3 years. Easy to get into city with bus or even walking. Nice, quiet surroundings, beautiful garden even in December.

Mr Simon Duff (St Stephen's House, Oxford, December 2011): Excellent organisation for unattended booking in. Room above expectation. Breakfast very good. Friendly day staff. Thank you very much !

Dr John Barnes (St Stephen's House, Oxford, December 2011): A most congenial visit to this very pleasant establishment. Friendly and helpful staff made this a most welcoming stay in Oxford. Thank you all at St Stephen's House.

Mrs Helen Catlow (St Stephen's House, Oxford, November 2011): A very enjoyable stay in a lovely house, which was very convenient for walking into the centre of Oxford.

Mrs Marian Catchpole (St Stephen's House, Oxford, November 2011): A very pleasant stay. Room was basic, clean and comfortable.

Mr Anthony Binns (St Hugh's College, Oxford, November 2011): All round excellence

Dr William Bedford (Jesus College, Oxford, November 2011): I was made welcome, the room was warm and comfortable, the breakfast was delicious and the breakfast service friendly and helpful.

Mrs Laurel Saromines (St Stephen's House, Oxford, November 2011): Nice option for staying in Oxford.

Mrs Sheryl Setter (St Hugh's College, Oxford, November 2011): Absolutely wonderful experience. The staff were extremely courteous and helpful. Thank you all for service.The setting was serene and peaceful, perfect for thoughtful days and restive nights.

Mr Jack Jeng (St Stephen's House, Oxford, November 2011): Small room, but was clean and exactly as described. Great value and a good way to experience an Oxford college.

Dr Susan Mitchell (St Stephen's House, Oxford, November 2011): All was lovely and my son very happy to be in the ensuite!

Mrs Wendy Pilipczuk (St Stephen's House, Oxford, November 2011): Well worth a stay friendly and safe and in a beautiful setting

Mrs Józsefné Paraizs (St Hugh's College, Oxford, November 2011): THANK YOU Great impression of Oxford and the College-life

Mr ANGUS LOGAN (St Stephen's House, Oxford, November 2011): Very quiet , restful accommodation . Member of staff from bursar's department was most helpful - Lottie. Overall , St Stephen's was a most pleasing introduction to the city of Oxford .