Red Mullions is a large well maintained guest house built in the 1920s, obtaining its name from the red brick support pillars in the windows.

The guest house aims to concentrate on the high degree of personal attention that only a small and privately owned establishment can provide.

Service is friendly and courteous and is professionally maintained. Nothing is too much trouble for the dedicated staff who will be able to help with all arrangements leading up to and during your stay.

Oxford is probably the most famous and picturesque of the old University towns, having attracted acclaim since Mediaeval times. The Guest House is situated within easy walking distance of the college's dreaming spires; alternatively buses leave every ten minutes from the doorstep.Since it is difficult to take a car through the old and narrow streets (and almost impossible to park when you get there). We have provided a large car park in which your own vehicle can be left during your excursions into town.

Just down the road from us, under Magdalen bridge, you can hire a punt for a lazy day on the river, or you can see the sights from one of the open topped double decker buses. You have your own key and are therefore free to return at anytime of the day or night; so as buses run late and the taxis later, there is no reason why you should not sample the night life or enjoy a night time stroll through the cobbled back streets, admiring the warm glow of the Cotswold Stone under the pale moonlight. Oxford never really sleeps, and there is always something happening just around the corner . .