This answer has nothing to do with the quality of their teaching program, but personally I visited Oxford England when on vacation and it is amazing. Yes, the students did all seem to be packed in little bunches going to and out of buildings so I am sure you get small class size and lecture days as well as personal tutoring for part of the time.
If it’s all the same to you, then go where there’s more heritage and general things to enjoy. Oxford itself is a very small town, but it is cute. There’s a market day once a week. book sellers and clothing and veggies, etcetera. And the main street is 1-2 blocks from the train station. It’s so small most people do not drive into town but take the train or bus because parking is very limited. I was there late july and people were studying for/preparing their end of term papers I believe.
Congratulations on knowing what you want, now try and find one of those big careers books that lists every university offering business degrees and their differing “services”. A careers counselor at any school should be willing to help you if you call and ask for an appointment or an opinion perhaps. Don’t these schools have admissions websites?? See what they list as their assets.

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