1. Prime Location in the Heart of Oxford:

   • Located on Beaumont Street, The Randolph is within easy walking distance of Oxford’s most celebrated sites, including the Ashmolean Museum (right across the street), Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera, and Christ Church College.
   • Surrounded by the university’s historic colleges, bustling pubs, and charming shops, it’s the perfect base for exploring the city’s academic and cultural treasures.
   • The hotel is also a short walk from Oxford Train Station, providing easy connections to London and other nearby cities.
     
     

2. Historic and Luxurious Rooms and Suites:

   • The Randolph Hotel offers 151 rooms and suites, each uniquely designed to reflect Oxford’s heritage, with touches inspired by the university’s academic traditions, local architecture, and British literary culture.
   • Rooms feature classic furnishings with playful elements inspired by Graduate Hotels’ eclectic style, such as academic-themed decor, nods to Alice in Wonderland (inspired by Oxford author Lewis Carroll), and vintage-inspired accents.
   • All rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and luxurious bedding. Marble bathrooms with premium toiletries add a touch of sophistication.
   • Suites offer additional space and luxury, with separate living areas, opulent furnishings, and views over Oxford’s historic streets. The Presidential Suite is particularly impressive, featuring elegant decor, a spacious lounge area, and a prime view of the city.
     
     

3. Dining Options with a Nod to British Tradition:

   • The Alice Restaurant: Named after Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, The Alice is the hotel’s main dining option, offering a menu of modern British cuisine with a focus on seasonal ingredients. The restaurant’s decor is charming and whimsical, with elegant touches that reflect Oxford’s literary and academic heritage.
   • The Morse Bar: Known for its association with Inspector Morse, the famous detective from the long-running British TV series, The Morse Bar is a cozy, atmospheric spot with dark wood panelling and leather seating. It’s a great place for a classic cocktail, a glass of fine whisky, or an intimate evening drink.
   • The Drawing Room: This refined, light-filled space is perfect for enjoying Afternoon Tea with views over Beaumont Street. The Afternoon Tea experience at The Randolph is both traditional and indulgent, featuring a selection of finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam, and an array of pastries.
     
     

4. Wellness and Spa Facilities:

   • The hotel’s Wellness Centre and Spa offers a range of treatments, including massages, facials, and body therapies. It’s a tranquil space that allows guests to relax and unwind after a day of exploring the city.
   • The spa includes a sauna, steam room, and relaxation areas, creating a peaceful escape within the historic hotel.
   • There’s also a fully equipped gym on-site, available for guests who wish to maintain their fitness routine during their stay.
     
     

5. Meeting and Event Spaces:

   • The Randolph Hotel is a popular choice for meetings, conferences, and social events due to its historic charm, central location, and range of flexible event spaces.
   • The hotel has several meeting rooms and private dining spaces, each featuring elegant decor, natural light, and state-of-the-art AV equipment.
   • For larger events, the Ballroom is a stunning space with ornate chandeliers and Victorian architecture, ideal for weddings, banquets, and special celebrations. The hotel’s events team can assist with every detail, from catering to decorations, ensuring a seamless and memorable experience.
     
     

6. Exceptional Service and Academic-Themed Hospitality:

   • Known for its warm and attentive service, the staff at The Randolph Hotel are dedicated to making each guest’s stay memorable, whether they’re assisting with restaurant recommendations, organizing tours of the city, or handling special requests.
   • Graduate Hotels’ playful touches extend to the service style, with nods to Oxford’s academic culture and history. The hotel’s atmosphere is welcoming and slightly whimsical, making it ideal for travellers who want a unique, memorable experience.
   • The concierge team can help arrange personalized experiences, including private tours of Oxford’s colleges, museum visits, and exclusive excursions to nearby attractions such as Blenheim Palace or the Cotswolds.

Ideal For

The Randolph Hotel by Graduate Hotels is ideal for:

• History and Literature Lovers: With its classic architecture, literary-inspired decor, and proximity to Oxford’s famous colleges and libraries, The Randolph is perfect for travellers interested in the city’s academic and literary history.
• Couples and Special Occasions: The hotel’s romantic setting, luxurious rooms, and classic Afternoon Tea make it a popular choice for romantic getaways, anniversaries, and celebratory weekends.
• Business Travelers: With elegant meeting spaces, a convenient central location, and high-quality amenities, The Randolph is well-suited for professionals attending conferences or meetings in Oxford.
• Families and Sightseeing Tourists: Its central location, close to major attractions, museums, and parks, makes it a great base for families or tourists wanting to explore Oxford on foot.

Access and Transportation

• By Train: The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Oxford Train Station, which has regular services to London Paddington (about an hour’s journey), as well as connections to other UK cities.
• By Car: The hotel is accessible by car, though parking in central Oxford can be limited. The Randolph offers valet parking for guests, making it convenient for those arriving by car.
• Nearby Airports: London Heathrow is the closest major airport, about an hour’s drive, while London Gatwick and Birmingham Airport are also within reach by car or train.