The Dial House, Oxford

The Dial House
25 London Road
Oxford OX3 7RE
Map
Tel: 01865 425100
Fax: 01865 427388

The Dial House was built in the 1920s in the style of a timber framed Tudor house. Conversion to a guest house has been sympathetic, retaining much of the original feel.
Our rooms:
	Eight spacious en-suite rooms furnished individually in a style that is highly appropriate for the setting.
	Most rooms benefit from a view over the large and well maintained garden.
	All rooms are non-smoking.
	Colour TV and hairdryer in all rooms, and individually controlled heating.
	Hospitality tray.
	Prices range from £50 to £65 for single occupancy of a double room (we have no single rooms), £60 to £75 for two people sharing a double room, and £75 to £95 for a family room.
The guest house:
	English breakfast is served with plenty of choice for everyone. A selection of fruit and cereals are available, along with as much freshly-brewed tea and coffee as you can drink. Unusual requests for breakfast can usually be met with a little prior notice.
	Full fire certificate.
	Ample car parking.
	Post office, newsagents, laundrette and many more shops within 5 minutes walk of the guest house.
	Frequent bus service to Oxford centre and within easy reach of the ring road.
With buses to London every 10 minutes with a journey time of approximately one hour to Marble Arch, and Oxford ideally situated between the Cotswolds and the Chilterns, the Dial House is an excellent central location to base your stay. If your browser supports forms, please use the email enquiry button, or contact us at the address above.
How to reach us:
	From London/Heathrow by coach: Get off at Headington and walk down the road about 200m and we are on the right next to a pedestrian crossing. From Oxford city centre: Take the 7, 7a, 7b, or number 2 bus from outside Boots chemist in Cornmarket Street. Ask for Sandfield Road - the bus stop is just outside the Dial House. From the railway station: Take a taxi which will cost approximately £4.50 By car: Follow the ring road to the Green Road roundabout (A40) and drive through Headington on the London Road. We are at No.25 just before the junction with Sandfield Road