The Store Oxford News
Browse news and stories about The Store Oxford – a luxurious boutique hotel that seamlessly blends modern elegance with rich historical charm, housed in the former Boswells department store on Broad Street in the heart of Oxford.
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Treadwell launches literary dinner series in Oxford with The Great Gatsby
Treadwell at The Store, Oxford is launching a new Literary Dinner series combining celebrated books, British food, music and live readings. The first evening, inspired by The Great Gatsby, takes place this November.
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The Oxfordshire hotel restaurants leading the way as new culinary hotspots
From stylish city brasseries to Michelin-starred country escapes -Oxfordshire’s hotel restaurants are redefining the dining scene, proving that the best tables in town might just come with a room key.
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A weekend of retro classics awaits as Rosemary Shrager takes helm as guest chef at The Store
Rosemary Shrager will take the helm as guest chef at The Store’s Treadwell Restaurant in April for a two-night Retro Classics dining experience featuring nostalgic British dishes served through a refined five-course menu.
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New Theatre Oxford partners with The Store for Inspector Morse mystery competition
New Theatre Oxford and The Store have launched a city-centre Inspector Morse mystery competition, inviting the public to solve clues in a themed window display as Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts arrives in Oxford this January.
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The Store wins World’s Best London Dry Gin at World Gin Awards 2025
Oxford’s newest luxury hotel, The Store, has won World’s Best London Dry Gin at the World Gin Awards 2025 with its debut signature spirit. Created in partnership with Hawkridge Distillers, the gin was previously named Best in Country for England.
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The Smoke Platter: Sunday lunch just got smokier at Oxford’s chic The Store Hotel
Oxford’s newest boutique hotel is turning up the heat with its slower, smokier, made-to-share Summer Sunday Lunch – a bold, barbecue-inspired take on its traditional Sunday roast.
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Oxford’s The Store wins national Gin Award, sets new standard in luxury spirits
Oxford’s boutique hotel, The Store, has won “Best in Country” at the World Gin Awards for its house London Dry Gin, crafted with Hawkridge Distillers. The gin, now shortlisted for the world’s best, reflects the hotel’s commitment to authenticity and quality.
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The Store opens rooftop terrace for summer with Ribs n’ Rum’ on the Roof
The Store, has opened its rooftop terrace just in time for summer, launching “Ribs n’ Rum on the Roof” every weekend. Guests can enjoy skyline views alongside smokehouse favourites like baby back ribs, pulled pork baps, and vegetarian options such as burrata and aubergine parmigiana.
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The new hotel in the historic Boswells department store has officially opened
Oxford’s new luxury lifestyle hotel – The Store – has officially opened its doors. The Store sits in the building of the former Oxford institution, Boswells and features 101 rooms, three dining outlets and bars, including a rooftop bar, a co-working space and a cocooning urban spa. Every detail is inspired by the rich heritage of the building’s former life…
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Oxford City’s new luxury hotel – The Store – to open this May
Reimagined as a 101-bedroom luxury hotel, restaurant, rooftop bar, co-working bar, and spa, The Store sits in the building of the historic Boswells department store on Broad Street in the heart of the city.
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Work progressing to transform Boswells building into a luxury hotel
Oxford’s iconic Boswells store building is on course to become a new 4-star luxury hotel, following the demolition of the inside of the historic building.
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Transformation of Boswells building into luxury hotel gets go-ahead
Oxford’s iconic Boswells store building is on course to become a new 4-star luxury hotel as developers receive planning permission.
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Proposals to transform Boswells building into 4-star boutique hotel unveiled
Oxford’s iconic Boswells store building site could be transformed into a 4-star boutique hotel under proposals unveiled by developer Reef Group, and Oxford City Council.