The Oxford Hotel

Plus’s: Spacious quiet room, nice linens, large screen tv, plenty of hangers, complimentary French press freshly ground coffees with cream, early and late checkout. Cons: There is really no competitive hotel in Bend so they attempt to just phone it in. The building is a classic old dame but the prices are sky high for what delivered like a Hyatt Airport Hotel. There is no pool or steam room, a minimal workout room with just a few lifecycles and free weights. The art in the room and near the elevators were not worthy of even a motel wall. There was a tacky display of phony flowers and plastic cactus in the lobby where a magnificent spray of fresh flowers should have graced the entrance. The shampoo, conditioner and body wash in the shower was attached to the wall so couldn’t be used in bathtub without transferring it into glasses and carrying it over to the tub. There was no turndown service and only one chocolate was left in our room when we arrived, even though we booked for two people. At 9:05 am, housekeeping knocked once and then barged in before I even had a chance to get to the door. And finally, a pile of dirty dishes from room service sat on the floor in the hallway for hours. The morning we left, we were texted a questionnaire to fill out before we left. Within minutes of sending it back, I was summoned by Jacob Duncan, the manager: He was defensive, offered nothing but excuses, and sent me away with his business card and the recommendation that we return between October and March so he could ensure that we could get in to see one of the jazz sessions they have on Wednesday nights. He didn’t offer to get us in for free, mind you, he simply offered to ensure that we would be able to purchase the difficult to get tickets. I left feeling ripped off and propose that the hotel hire a much more fastidious manager with a higher sense of aesthetics and more gracious people skills. I will return to Bend again and agin but you can be sure I won’t be wasting my money at the Oxford!

We recently enjoyed a wonderful staycation weekend at the Oxford Hotel Bend, and it absolutely lived up to our long-standing bucket list expectations. My daughter was heading back to nursing school, so we made it extra special by timing our visit with First Friday Bend. We loved strolling through downtown, shopping, and soaking in the energy of the evening. The hotel amenities were exceptional—we took full advantage of the gym, sauna, and spa, which made the stay feel both indulgent and restorative. Dinner at Roam (our favorite spot downtown) was, as always, fantastic. One of the highlights was enjoying a glass of wine on our private terrace while watching the sunset—such a peaceful and memorable moment. We both slept incredibly well, and the room itself was beautifully appointed with thoughtful details throughout. Breakfast via room service was outstanding, and the French press coffee was an extra treat we truly appreciated. We savored every minute of our stay and are already looking forward to our next visit. Well done, Oxford Hotel—you made our weekend unforgettable!

Remarkable Boutique hotel with a focus on creating a guest centric experience- not just room. From the individual attention at check in to the locally sourced and designed menu in the Roam restaurant you cannot help but notice the attention to detail and hospitality. There could be no better location in Bend to walk downtown or central to all that Bend offers. Highly recommended.

My room reeked of cigarette smoke. Turning on the AC made it a little better, but the bathroom smelled like an ashtray and I still can’t get the smell out of my clothes. I could hear the people in the room above me when they urinated. - ew. Also, Room Service gave me horrible diarrhea. The rooms themselves are spacious but feel more glorified motel rather luxury property There are much better hotels in Bend, stay away from this one.

I called the hotel directly and easily booked a room for our "staycation": 2 nights just two miles from home. My partner and I enjoyed seeing our home town with fresh eyes and had a blast. The local, fresh in room coffee and workout facility were a great way to start the morning, local chocolate on the pillow at night. Walked out the hotel door and popped into art galleries and bookshops we were always too busy to take the time to enjoy. We shopped, we ate and decided to make this an annual treat!