Places to stay in Wolvercote, Oxfordshire

Wolvercot Platform was a halt on the Great Western Railway line between Oxford and Banbury. The line is now known as the Cherwell Valley Line or the "Oxford Canal Line". Places to eat in the region include Jacobs Inn, The Trout Inn, The Trout Inn, and KFC.

The center of Wolvercote ( which is at is longitude -1°17'28.822 and latitude 51°47'2.0219 ) is located 3 miles away from Botley, 3 miles away from Kidlington, 3 miles away from Oxford and 4 miles away from Hampton Poyle.

Available Wolvercote lodging

We currently have 4 accommodations in and around Wolvercote.

Wolvercote Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Wolvercote Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Things to see and do, places to eat in Wolvercote

Jee Saheb ( Dining / Indian ). Located at 15 North Parade, Oxford, 2 miles from the center of Wolvercote. Jee Saheb is a family run business with over 50 years worth of experience, serving Bangladeshi & Indian food to the people of Oxford & surrounding areas. www.jeesaheb.co.uk

Bella Italia Oxford ( Dining / Other ). Located at 6 George Street, Oxford, 3 miles from the center of Wolvercote. Our charming Italian restaurant in Oxford serves a selection of authentic Italian dishes, from traditional pasta dishes to a range of perfectly topped pizzas. Whatever you fancy, Bella Italia Oxford has something to satisfy your tastebuds! bellaitalia.co.uk

The Anchor ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). We are an award-winning restaurant and bar, serving exceptional seasonal, organic, and ethically-sourced food. www.theanchoroxford.com

Thaikhun ( Dining / Thai ). Located at 36 George Street, Oxford, 3 miles from the center of Wolvercote. Oxford Thaikhun is located on George street, a large but friendly restaurant with loads of personality! With eccentric bric a brac hand selected from Thailand it certainly keeps your eyes busy whilst you are trying our delicious Thai food! Look out for the boat hanging from the ceiling or the famous converted bath seat. Don’t forget to spot the tuk tuk just inside by the bar. The menu features classic Thai dishes, vegan options and some modern twists. www.thaikhun.co.uk

The Fishes ( Dining / Other ). Only a couple of minutes from either the Botley Road or the southbound A34, The Fishes is a hidden gem. Quite a big gem, too. The Fishes is an imposing Victorian building set in 3 acres of wooded grounds leading down to the banks of Seacourt Stream. On sunny days the gardens are dotted with picnickers, enjoying a picnic basket ordered from the bar, whilst the deck that wraps around the conservatory offers one of the few opportunities in land-locked Oxford to dine outside with an idyllic view. In recognition of this, the Fishes was named Al Fresco Dining Pub of the Year in 2006, as well as winning an award for its Sunday roast. www.fishesoxford.co.uk

Ashmolean Dining Room ( Dining / Other ). The Ashmolean’s Rooftop Restaurant sits, as its name suggests, right on top of the world’s oldest museum. Floor to ceiling glass windows open out onto a large terrace – perfect for alfresco drinks and dining when the weather allows – affording terrific views of the picturesque spires of Oxford. Afternoon tea is a speciality, often themed to tie-in with whatever exhibition is showing. www.benugo.com