Eurobar & Hotel

Cheapest place in town location

Bathroom was a mess - bird poop in the floor mold and holes in the wall- $86 was better than $200 else where for solo traveler hiking through

Price, location (next to Bus Station), friendly and helpful attendant at the desk.

It's run down and old. That's obvious. That is also why the price is good. I got a decent room, not too small, ensuite. It was all I needed, and was priced reasonably.

Good value and space

Because it?s over a bar, I didn?t realise it would have loud thumping music until very late, also not the hotels fault but drunk men sooo loud they woke my family up was not fun, hotel is fine for drinking groups, not so fun for family?s

It was close to the town and the staff were friendly.

There was a lot of mould on the windows and it was right next to a busy buss stop that runs though the night.

The staff working there was incredible! So positive, helpful. Amazing location.

A bit dated and going through renovations ATM, but I still wouldn't take it as a massive problem for the price.

Location

Why is booking.com still allowing booking at this hotel after the news of human trafficking linked to this hotel??!! Very upsetting.Also looked nothing like the pictures & in the middle of renovation. Disgusting.

I love the location of it , busy when I stepped in the apartment there was a very bad smell, but I stayed for one night

ERMM, clean towels ( I think) , good location for oxford tube but not ideal as your right above a bar. Oh the Internet works too

The shower head that you had to hold to have a shower, the missing light above the bed. The mold in the bathroom. The 1980s carpet , the general decor with chips everywhere.. the pest control in the bathroom. No PAT test dates on appliances with a plug that's got a hole in that must've been burnt out

Room was at a reasonable temperature. Person at reception was courteous and helpful. Good location. Struggling to come up with anything else.

Absolutely fine if you are cool with staying in a place that feels like a building site. Presumably it'll look a bit better when the work is done. The room had nowhere to hang anything and no side tables (so everything has to live on the floor). The shower had close to zero pressure so using it felt like being out in very light drizzle. No room clean or even the vaguest suggestion this might take place. The main feeling was that anything that could possibly make life a bit easier had been deliberately omitted.

Very helpful staff, very central location, good value for money. My room was co.fortable, larger than the average double bedroom, and everything worked well. The hotel is going through major refurbishments; everything needs repai ting and carpets replaced but it was clean despite the building work, and they are obviously getting on with it. The price for a sizeable double in the very centre of Oxford more than compensate for this.

Aside from renovations and need for refurbishment (see above) it is very noisy until the early hours of the morning, as it is close to some late.nIght bars and the bus station. The refurbishments need to include double glazing and other sound insulation, but for now bring your ear plugs

Loved the hotel. It is located right next to the bus station and a close walk to the city centre. They are currently going through refurbishment but the upgraded rooms are brilliant.

location is convenienct

stink carpet , dirty, lock doesn't work, cheap, leaking from ceiling

Central

Window didn’t shut in bathroom so was freezing, above a loud nightclub/bar, shower damaged, hairdryer overheated, tired furnishings, very dirty net curtain, no mirror in room, clutter in the hall ways.

It was clean

Shower was not working when I arrived. No table, chair, glasses or tea/coffee, nowhere to hang a wet coat. No clothes storage. All fixed after complaint. Pigeons outside are noisy.

Location

Well I came back to my room at the end of the evening to find a woman in the bed… so no, not exactly ideal.Bet she wasn’t too happy either. Why don’t the rooms have internal deadlocks for a start. The replacement room was noisy, had terrible light pollution and was hotter than hell. Can’t say I’ll be back anytime soon.

Room was newly renovated and clean. Good location, right in the city centre.

Was difficult to find with just a piece of paper on front of door as a sign. Very run down as you walk through to reception. Hallway smelt like sewage, very dirty carpet. Furniture along hallway and on stairs. Mark on wall in room of white paint. Cold shower. Very noisy from the club, we were on top floor luckily but still very noisy. No receptionist, no instructions to check out and no one to talk too.

Useful location

A man opened the door and came into my room in the middle of the night when I was in bed. I think reception had given him the key code for the wrong room. This made me feel quite unsafe, particularly at there was no way of latching the door from the inside.

Location was easy to get to.

The place was being renovated and the nightclub below was noisy until approx 0100

I was met by a member of staff at the stated time of arrival. The member of staff was very friendly and helpful. When I pointed out that my kettle didn’t work on day one, it was replaced immediately. Tea and coffee was provided.I stayed in one of the recently refurbished en-suite rooms, which was clean and comfortable. The bed was very comfortable. Unusually, there were no hooks to hang jackets, or coat hangers for shirts, which was a bit irritating. The toilet/shower worked well and I was provided with clean towels and shampoo-conditioner. There was also a hairdryer. I was very happy with the room. Whist there was no breakfast provided, I found a lovely cafe in the quadrangle behind the bus station, called ‘Spire’. The food was excellent and even opened at 7.30 am on Sunday. There is also a newsagent and cafe Nero in the same quadrangle. On the weekend there was an open market in the Square too. The hotel is also within short walking distance of many other restaurants and bars. It is a very handy location.

After booking my room I had a few questions to ask about parking and I received prompt replies with helpful information. When I first arrived I could not find the entrance to the hotel straight away, which is simply a code-locked door leading directly onto a stair case with a small reception desk on the first floor. My first impressions of the state of the hotel corridors and carpets was quite shocking, as they were not in good condition. I was informed that the hotel is in the process of being refurbished, which explained everything. I hope this upgrade will also include better signage and a lick of paint at the entrance.The staircase leading to the reception had mattresses on it, which I assumed was from a recent delivery for the ongoing refurbishment. The carpets and walls in the corridors are very much in need of an upgrade. Again, I would expect these changes to be part of the eventual refurbishment. The upgrade has clearly happened in the en-suite room I stayed in, which was very nice. I stayed three nights over a weekend, and the noise of city revellers kept me awake on the first night, but after purchasing ear plugs, I slept very well for the next two nights. Sunday night was very quiet. As soon as I came to terms with the refurbishment that is happening, I accepted the poor state of the corridors and carpets, and enjoyed my stay.

Good location- close to shops, rail station and attractions.

Difficult to locate- not well signposted (paper stuck inside glass door) easy to walk past.Our room was very run down, stains on walls, shower leaked, cracked tiles and scraps of food on window ledge.We were disappointed that we were not informed at booking of renovations - we paid full price and arrived to find out the hotel is under renovation. We feel we have been misled by the owners.Also concerned about mattresses lined up along the stairs - the only entrance and fire escape