Malmaison Oxford
4 StarsVictorian prison heritage concept, Historic exercise yard terrace
Victorian prison heritage concept, Historic exercise yard terrace
Panoramic Broad Street views, Charming historic building character
Magdalen Tower and High Street views, Historic 17th-century coaching inn
Whimsical Graduate design rooms, Wellness center with thermal suite
Untraditionally British dining at Treadwell, Oskia spa and thermal suite
Oxford Street Brunch partnership, Family-run boutique hospitality
Jesus College view rooms, Medieval city wall deluxe rooms
Family-friendly accommodation, Convenient transport connections
Rooms named after Oxford colleges, North Oxford residential location
Historic chapel with stained glass, Walking distance to Oxford attractions
Historic 18th-century townhouse charm, Historic Oxford city centre access
Access to the Thames Path, Quaint garden patio and conservatory
Scenic Thames towpath access, Roman bath-style indoor pool
Blenheim Palace gateway, On-site electric vehicle charging
Acclaimed dining at Restaurant 66a, Bespoke Oxford college rooms
Authentic Korean dining experience, In-room massage treatments
Dedicated concierge services, Convenient transport hub access
Historic 1594 building with modern luxury, Prime central Oxford location
Panoramic rooftop city terrace, Versatile rooftop event space
In-room spa treatments, Rooftop bedroom and terrace
Individually designed rooms and suites, Walled courtyard and garden terrace
Freshly prepared Thyme restaurant fare, Quiet triple-glazed interiors
Unique, elegant room designs, Proximity to Oxford Railway Station
Punting on River Thames or Cherwell, Keyless self check-in
Artisanal Italian dining at Caffe Ethos, Bespoke duplex mezzanine rooms
Boutique city centre accommodation, Gloucester Green Market access
Tranquil Wellington Square setting, Proximity to Ashmolean Museum
Convenient on-site parking, Individually designed guest rooms
Executive room amenities, Family friendly accommodations
Wolvercote village and canal walks, Heated indoor splash pool
Refurbished Edwardian residence, Rooms with private balconies
Secure on-site guest parking, Strategic Oxford gateway location
Authentic Lebanese dining experience, Moroccan-style patterned wardrobes
Unique room character, Proximity to the Turf Tavern
Bright on-site restaurant and bar, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
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The Pitt Rivers Museum is part of the University of Oxford and showcases the museum’s collection of anthropology and world archaeology. The museum was founded in the 19th Century when an eccentric but widely travelled military gentleman - Lt. Gen. Pitt Rivers - donated his private collection to the university. The university has an unusual approach to the way it exhibits its items. Rather than show all the pieces from one country or culture or even one period in time, they instead focus ON ‘typological’ displays - those in which all the items related to a particular function are grouped together (for example all the pipes and smoking materials, all the knives, all the baby toys etc) thus showing how different groups of people solved the same problems of every day living. The museum is accessed through the Univerity Natural History Museum and is tucked away in the far left hand corner. Admission is free and the museum is open seven days a week, although precise opening hours vary by season and visitors are advised to check the website before they go.
Pitt Rivers Museum is a top attraction in Oxford, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Keble College, Museum of the History of Science, Sheldonian Theatre, all within a convenient distance from Pitt Rivers Museum.