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Across Oxford hotels the top-to-bottom price spread is about ten times between the most affordable and the most premium classes, according to Klook booking data. The best balance sits with Premium, where the typical nightly rate is typically around PHP 12,012 — a middle ground for comfort and value. The biggest step up worth noting is from Premium to Luxury, a jump of roughly PHP 55,956, and that is the decision point many travellers face when upgrading.
| Hotel Class | Typical Nightly Rate |
|---|---|
| Standard | PHP 6,779 |
| Premium | PHP 12,012 |
| Luxury | PHP 67,968 |
Typical nightly rate is the median paid on Klook for a night in that class; rates are shown with their currency code. Based on Klook booking data, August 2025 – July 2026.
When travellers from the Philippines book
Klook booking data shows the lowest typical rates land in April, typically around PHP 5,530, while February is the priciest month, typically around PHP 13,796. If your trip is budget-led, aim for April when rates are lower compared with February. Travellers here usually lock a room about 15 days ahead, and some early planners book as far as 46 days in advance, so consider booking earlier for stays in February when prices are higher.
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