Thame Hotel Guide - St. Mary's Church hotels in Thame, United Kingdom.

"It a lovely hotel"

"Wonderful stay w young families"

"Very kind people, great place, great stay!"

"Breakfast and staff was very good"

"Beautiful location, excellent if staying with pet, lovely walks in near vacinity. Good selection of food in restaurants and excellent breakfast,"

"Excellent pub and restaurant. And charming historic building but modern renovation."

"Everything was just amazing - I will definitely be staying here again!"

"The hotel is not in Oxford, is actually 30 minutes drive from the actual city and just a few rooms have air conditioning. If you plan to come during summer, the rooms are quite hot."

"Fantastic cosy room. Lovely shower , comfy bed. The check in is via phone and a key safe . The room was well stocked and very clean. Main problem is the doors to rooms don’t have quiet closing so when the ignorant other guests go in and out there is constant slamming of doors. We stayed in the room with exposed beams and it was very well thought out . Good for walking holiday due to location."

"We stayed in one of the older buildings which was great and had a unique feel to it. It did make controlling the temperature and ac a little trickier during the recent heatwave though. Bed was comfy and the bathroom was clean with a decent shower."

"Delicious food, great staff, good place to stay"

"Breakfast was sadly depleted and not very hot."

"Good stay for the price!"

"Lovely clean room, great facilities and location meant easy access to all major routes"

"Great value, clean, smooth check in, decent breakfast, comfortable beds and quiet hotel."

"The rooms are amazing, the restaurant is 10/10. Staff are friendly and attentive. Can not wait to go back in the summer"

"Our kingsize room was spacious and clean. Car parking was a big plus and the staff were very accommodating and friendly. "

"Beautiful hotel. Was a bit hot in the rooms"

"Lovely quaint property with nice furnishings in a lovely village."

"Friendly welcoming staff, nice little touches like decaff teabags that you don't often find."