Situated in Bicester, Holiday Inn Express - Bicester features a bar and restaurant. The 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms and free WiFi.
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Sharon
United Kingdom
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We were a little surprised to find that the centre of...
We were a little surprised to find that the centre of Bicester was the same as many towns we have visited this year. Somewhat gloomy, lack of individual shops, slightly grubby and dirty pavements areas, especially the pedestrian areas. However, on the positive side Safeway's was in the centre with a large free for 2 hours car park and laid out rather ingeniously.
WE believe that the Village outlet centre was located too near the centre and really dwarfed the town areas with designer brand clothes fashion ideas.
Never mind you will not please everyone all of the time.......
andrew
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Our son had bought my wife a 'Drive a Fire Engine'...
Our son had bought my wife a 'Drive a Fire Engine' experience and we decided to stay overnight. That part of the trip was excellent. The centre was pleasant and clean. There were plenty of charity shops (a plus) and pubs to eat in. We chose the Penny Black in town (for drinks & breakfast) and The Acorn for a meal. At The Acorn, the staff were particularly friendly and the steaks were great.
Coles Bookshop was brilliant - could've spent a fortune.
Unless you're REALLY interested in clothes, the Village is a waste of time cos there are mostly clothes shops and it took us twenty minutes to have a wander round and then leave.
Tim
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
We wanted to visit the Bicester Shopping Village hence the...
We wanted to visit the Bicester Shopping Village hence the road trip from Halifax to the area.
Stopped at the Holiday Inn overnight, basic facilities but okay for the one night, watch out for the £5 parking charge plus the PodPoint chargers aren’t free here unlike the Best Westerns.
The shopping village is definitely worth a visit, plenty of shops although quite a few are the usual chains but we enjoyed the experience.
We didn’t manage to get into Bicester itself as it was raining and a bit miserable weather-wise but I’ve been there years ago and its its worth a visit especially if you are keen on photography, plenty to see and do, overall worth breaking your journey for a visit
Steven
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
It was Christmas markets at night so everywhere would look...
It was Christmas markets at night so everywhere would look nice, I ate at a local Indian which was very nice, general stroll around Bicester was great, it was busy but not overpowering due to the time of year
Nigel
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
For a designer outlet far too busy queues everywhere not...
For a designer outlet far too busy queues everywhere not enough food a drink establishments & not enough discount internet service absolutely terrible no reception
Just still far too expensive Farm shop restaurant excellent service fast service excellent breakfast but sadly cold as obviously all preperpared
Too be so expensive it doesn't feel plush couldn't move around on a Sunday it was like being in Oxford st London
Not exclusive
mireille
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Stayed in Bicester, a lovely town, as it was close to the...
Stayed in Bicester, a lovely town, as it was close to the Silverstone Circuit for the F1 British Grand Prix, being only 30 minutes away. Great place for expensive outlet shopping.
Easy to reach Oxford by train or car.
What a lovely B&B Lionsgate is, in a great location for Bicester Village Outlet (5 minutes walk) and Town Centre for food at night (5 minutes also.)
Lionsgate was clean, bright and airy, beautifully decorated throughout and a spacious bedroom and en-suite. Kerrie has thought of everything, even down to phone charger, which I had forgotten. Water, tea coffee, biscuits, ear plugs (🙂) etc in room.
Breakfast was good, parking on-site...a real must if looking for somewhere to stay in Bicester. Thank you Kerrie.
I booked this room last minute as my BF and I were travelling and decided to stay the night in Bicester as it was on our drive route.
Great location 5 mins from the town centre
Close to Bicester Village shopping outlet
Very clean
But for us the stay was made by the welcoming and accommodating staff, we couldn’t have felt more looked after.
Abed works extremely hard and is the nicest friendliest person.
Thank you again
Would highly recommend!
Beautiful hotel and great location for bicester shopping Village and centre of Oxford.
We dined at the hotel in the evening and it was an amazing menu everything was perfect. Service was amazing and we also popped the bar for a night cap and had the best espresso martini outside of Italy!
I can't wait to come back here
Hotel is above a pub and is in a good central location with parking and many restaurants nearby. Very close to Bicester Village (which is why we went). Staff all seemed very pleasant and advised us of a discount at the bar if staying in the hotel. If anything room might be too cheap based on facilities, location etc.
Location was lovely ,country small village ,lovely gardens ,chalet was cosy and good size , all facilities were available ,fridge with water and milk ,and plenty of Tea/Coffee making items .Breakfast was amazing ,good selection ,both hosts Barbara & Troy were pleasant and helpful ,Thank you for a lovely visit
Breakfast was very good, staff were very helpful, service was very good. After our comments to the manager he did tell us they had only taken over a week before and the hotel was going to be refurbished early next year and, as a good will gesture, did not charge for our previous nights drink and sandwiches.
We wanted a one night stay to break up our journey up north. Great location to Bicester Village. Free parking at the back of the hotel. Hotel staff couldn’t of been more helpful. Room was very clean and spacious (family of three). The full English was fresh and really yummy!
Room was clean and recently decorated, if a little small. Hotel was opposite a pub serving good and inexpensive meals. Bus stop (for Oxford or Bicester Village, for example) was just over the road. Area was quiet over night.
I found the rooms comfortable and spacious. The hotel was conventions for Bicester Village if shopping is the intention. Breakfast was lovely and there were many options to choose from. Would definitely visit again.
The hotel is a bit old but the room is spacious and clean. The staffs are friendly. The breakfast is simple but good enough. They provided free parking and wifi. The location is good and close to Bicester Village.
This is a wonderful hotel for people who want something special. The room was full of little touches that showed much thought and care. The breakfast was excellent
This is a lovely hotel! People are very friendly; dinner and breakfast were delicious and the room was very comfortable. In fact, this is my second stay here.
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