Macdonald Randolph Hotel

Beaumont St, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

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About Macdonald Randolph Hotel

The AA 5-star Randolph is one of Oxfords leading hotels and is situated in the heart of the city opposite the Ashmolean museum. The hotel offers each guest the highest level of comfort and service in a traditional and welcoming environment. The 151 en-suite bedrooms offer all the features you would expect including satellite television, cd players, mini-bars, tea and coffee making facilities and modem access points. For sheer luxury, why not choose one of the hotel's range of deluxe suites, each with their own private spacious sitting area decorated with hanging chandeliers and sumptuous furnishings. After a busy day of work or pleasure, The Morse Bar - situated in the hotel's lobby - provides a peaceful environment to relax and unwind. For the ultimate in fine cuisine look no further than The Randolph Restaurant. The Drawing Room serves the famous full afternoon teas in a relaxing environment. Let us look after you at our luxurious and exclusive Spa. 4 beauty treatment rooms, hydrotherapy, aroma steam rooms, bio sauna, ice fountain, luxury changing rooms, manicure bay and mini gym. Oxford is the ideal location to retreat for boardroom meetings, training seminars, conferences and product launches, and is located 8 miles from the M40 and an hour from London Heathrow and Birmingham. The St John's and Worcester Suites are ideal for meetings up to 30, whilst the elegant and stunning Ballroom holds a maximum of 300 for a reception or 250 for a conference.

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