Tamesis Guest House (St Edmund Hall), Oxford

Arrivée : 14:00 (2:00) - 20:00 (8:00) (aucune arrivée n'est autorisée hors de ces horaires)

Départ : 06:00 (6:00) - 10:30 (10:30)

Histoire

St Edmund Hall is one of Oxford University's 37 Colleges.

The Tamesis Guest House was five houses that were originally called Magdalen Terrace, which was built by 1863 and was one of the earliest blocks of large houses to be built on the Iffley Road.

Purchased in the 1980s by St Edmund Hall, the Tamesis Guest House is used to house 3rd-year Students for nine months of the year.  During the summer the College opens the Guest House to visitors from across the globe. 

Restauration et Boissons

Breakfast is not included and rooms are offered on a room only basis.

There is a great selection of eateries to cater for all tastes in Oxford with a wide variety of offerings within a few hundred metres of the Guest House on the High Street, Cowley Road and St Clements. Guests will find a QR code postcard in their room with more information.

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Espaces verts et alentours

Christ Church Meadow is a short walk away; the Meadow is a great place to relax. There is a lovely tree-lined walk down to the River Thames and there are lots of grass areas which would make an ideal spot for a picnic. Guests could also spend an afternoon in the famous Botanical Gardens, while punt and rowing boat hire can be found below Magdalen Bridge, which is just a 5 minutes’ walk from the Tamesis Guesthouse.

Plus d'informations

Wireless internet access is free 

Public laundry facilities are available, as are an iron and ironing board for guests to use. The reception team can help at any time should assistance be required.

Hairdryers can be requested (subject to availability); these can be borrowed from the reception team

Unfortunetly there are no lugguge storage facilities..