Location & Directions

For train services, Oxford Station is a seven-minute drive away from Gees or a picturesque 25-minute walk passing through St Giles Boulevard. Services from Oxford to London take just over an hour, with Oxford to Marylebone being the shortest and most direct route operated by Chiltern Railways every 30 minutes. There are usually plenty of taxis outside for transport to Gees from the station.

The Oxford Bus Company and Stagecoach are the main bus operators with routes all over the city and surrounding areas within Oxfordshire. Bus passes may be purchased at the time in the bus, or in advance on their respective websites and apps.

For travel by coach to and from London, the Oxford Tube is a convenient option with a flexible return and stops at multiple popular locations in Oxford (Gloucester Green in Oxford City Centre and Thornhill Park & Ride) and London (Notting Hill Gate, Marble Arch and Victoria).

For travel to and from Oxford and Heathrow and Gatwick Airports, The Airline provides the most frequent service. Gloucester Green Bus Station is the nearest connection with bays for multiple service providers, including the National Express, for other airports and cities around the UK.

London Oxford Airport is the Thames Valley’s primary regional and business aviation airport and provides the only commercial airport between London Heathrow and Birmingham.