Oxford United Kingdom History

History

The Old Bank Hotel, Euro Bar and Royal Oxford Hotel are famous Oxford hotels which offer guests a unique comfort and modernity among the historic atmosphere. According to the Anglo-Saxon chronicle, in 912, King Edward I took over the city and in 1133, it was decided to create a university to give the priests more complete education. The choice fell on Oxford. It has become a real university city under Henry II. Nowadays, it is also historic and cultural center of the country.

Every year, there are not only many students, but tourists, vacationers, families, couples and businessmen come here, having different purposes. The Old Bank Hotel is located in a green residential area. It has modern rooms, decorated in the unique style. This nice accommodation is suitable for a family stay. Fresh croissants, muffins or pastries from a local bakery are served on the breakfast. Guests can also have a full English breakfast. There is green and quiet garden, decorated with the various sculptures.

The Old Bank Hotel has a well-developed infrastructure: restaurants, cafes and bars, Wi-Fi, air conditioning in the public places, free parking and car rental, special areas for the different sport activities, laundry, outdoor and outdoor swimming pools, round-the-clock service, nurse and kid’s clubs, animation, elevator and much more. The Euro Bar and Royal Oxford Hotel are three-star hotels of Oxford which stand close to the historic center of the city. They are a unique blend of the traditional English and modern European styles. These accommodations offer comfortable, well-equipped, stylish and spacious rooms with all necessary facilities.

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