The Oxfordshire Hotel & Golf Club overview

The Oxfordshire was acquired by Wyndham Hotels & Resorts in 2002 and the resort has been opened up to everyone ever since. In addition to the existing golf course, Wyndham has added a health club with a swimming pool with sauna and gym facilities, bridle paths, and much more. This magnificent location is set in 300 acres of the beautiful country side that you can explore on a carefully guided walk. While staying at what has been described as a luxury oasis in the heart of England your every need will be catered for by the friendly and professional staff and the team at The Oxfordshire.

Golf Courses

The Oxfordshire Golf Club is a parkland-style course designed by five-time USGA Championship winner Rees Jones. This challenging yet playable layout provides panoramic views of the Thames Valley and the Cotswolds, as well as the unrivaled beauty of this majestic region of southern England.

Accommodation

From your very first moment of arrival, The Oxfordshire looks to exceed your expectations with a warm welcome, friendly service and a relaxing stay in one of our 46 premium double rooms or 4 spacious penthouse suites. Whether you are here for business or pleasure, each of our en-suite guest rooms has been designed to ensure you are as comfortable as possible.

Restaurants & Bars

The Oxfordshire has many dining options. The Oxfordshire’s signature Restaurant Sakura, a lounge and the terrace are all ideal places to enjoy an excellent meal.

With fine food and drink complemented by outstanding views across Oxfordshire’s stunning greens and countryside, The Oxfordshire – a country club, hotel and spa – offers something for all.

Spa & Leisure

The on-site Tempus Spa at The Oxfordshire Hotel offers an escape from the everyday. Treat your body to a range of different treatments, or take part in a session in the gym. On-site facilities also include a 15-metre swimming pool, sauna and steam room – ideal for a relaxing break away from it all.

Location

The Oxfordshire is 12 miles from the lively old university town of Oxford, which is just south of Thame off the M40. It's also close to both London and Birmingham, making it an excellent spot for a golf outing.