“well worth the money”
The property is lovely and spotless, with every detail considered, and it feels unique; it even has its own kitchen.
MarkA month ago
★★★·Oakley·9.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Common Leys Farm, a grade II listed Tudor property, sits amidst 38 acres of Oxfordshire countryside. The hotel offers free WiFi, parking, and spacious grounds, with rooms on a room-only or self-catering basis. Original wooden beams remain in each room, which features a flat-screen TV, en-suite shower, and garden view, 6 miles from Oxford's Thornhill Park & Ride.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The property is lovely and spotless, with every detail considered, and it feels unique; it even has its own kitchen.
Mark·A month ago
This is my fifth stay here; the rooms are quiet, spacious, and comfortable, and the central courtyard adds charm. The only downside is that it’s a room‑only stay, so breakfast isn’t included, but there are local spots where you can grab a bite.
Howard·A month ago
The location is very peaceful, making it ideal for the Water Perry Op era Festival. The room was clean and featured a lovely roll‑top bath. There are no negatives; the only note is that there’s no pub within walking distance, which some might find useful.
David·A month ago
The location is great and the room is beautiful, but taxis to the pubs are expensive.
Christopher·2 months ago
I loved having a cosy little home for the night, and it was great to have my own kitchen to prepare dinner and breakfast. The room was decorated extravagantly, with a settee, dining table, outdoor table & chairs, and a vanity table—so I couldn’t decide where to sit first! I would definitely stay again, hopefully for more than one night next time. Nothing negative.
Barney·2 months ago