117 St Aldate's Building Bed & Breakfast

117 St Aldate's is an annexe of Christ Church and is centrally located close to amenities, just across and at the top of the road from the main site. It is located on what is probably the oldest street in Oxford. 117 St Aldate's, was built in 1938 as a glamorous Art Deco showroom, called Therm House, for the Oxford and District Gas Company. It now comprises accommodation and retail space.

Check-in at the Porters’ Lodge within Christ Church, located at the main entrance, off Tom Gate. For arrivals after 1930, Tom Gate will be closed so please use the bell on the left-hand side to alert the porter in order to gain access. The lodge reception is staffed 24 hours a day and is the only information point for 117 St Aldate's as there is not a separate reception in the annexe.

Christ Church including 117 St Aldate's can only accommodate adults (aged 18 and over). This includes babies/children sharing a room with adults. If such a booking is made you will be asked to cancel it, and the refund amount will be in line with T&Cs, or if you arrive at the property you will be refused entry and no refund will be given. 

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• Self-service laundry facilities
• Lift access
• Complimentary wi-fi
• Tea and Coffee making facilities
• Toiletry welcome pack
• Safety deposit box
• Hairdryer
• In-room fridge
• 24/7 Lodge reception

Guests are accommodated in newly refurbished, comfortable double ensuite bedrooms. A selection of rooms has street facing windows (please note there may be noise disturbance) but many have restricted views over the backs of other buildings.

Room types available: Double Ensuite for Single or Double Occupancy

(Images are for illustrative purposes only. Bedroom layout and size vary.)

A cooked and continental breakfast is available in the unique setting of the Great Hall with its stunning hammer-beam roof and wonderful oil paintings. Breakfast is self-select, but if you have any queries due to an allergy or intolerance, please speak to a member of staff.

Monday–Saturday: 7.30am–9am

Sunday: 8am–9.30am

Oxford has many places to dine either for lunch, dinner or food on the go – for local suggestions see the information provided in the ‘Guest Information’ booklet in your room.

All guests are welcome to visit Christ Church and enjoy the unique atmosphere of the College and Cathedral. Find out more about the history of Christ Church here. The Masters Garden is open during daylight hours and is a lovely place to walk or sit. The Meadow, home to Christ Church's own long-horn cattle and adjacent to the River Isis, is open to the public till dusk.