Hotels in Windsor

Cliveden House
(five stars)
Cliveden is an absolutely stunning former country home of the Astor dynasty. The infamous Profumo affair was played out here in the 1960s and staying here recreates the luxurious oppulence of days gone by. Celebrity guests often stay at this excellent hotel which has a world class restaurant. Cliveden is positioned in 375 acres of beautifully managed National Trust land on a ridge high above the Thames, affording spectacular views from the terrace. Cliveden house is 9 miles from Windsor town centre.

Royal Berkshire Ramada Plaza
(four stars)
A lovely 18th-century red brick Queen Anne mansion set in 15 acres of landscaped grounds.  The Royal Berkshire is a lovely hotel for the more discerning visitor. This hotel is in Ascot, about five miles from Windsor. The drive between the two take you through the beautiful landscape of Windsor Great Park.

Sir Christopher Wren's House Hotel
(four stars)
The Sir Christopher Wren is right next to Eton bridge (in the middle of Windsor) and dates back to the 1600s. It was designed and built as the family home of Sir Christopher Wren, the famous architect of St. Pauls Cathedral in London. The Sir Christopher Wren's House Hotel is now a top class destination. The standard of accomodation is high and the staff are very well trained.

The Christopher Hotel
(three stars)
The Christopher on Eton High Street, just a 2 minute walk from Windsor Castle is another very charming old building, with with an excellent restaurant and reputation for first class service. We particularly like the atmosphere of their oak-panelled bar.

The Trooper
(three stars)
The Trooper is a classic public house offering nice accomodation at a budget price that will really please you. A warm welcome is assured in this lovely location just a short walk from the main shopping street in the heart of Windsor town centre. The accomodation has been recently upgraded and is seperate from the pub itself so it stays nice and quiet. Families are more than welcome. Some excellent restaurants can be found just a few minutes walk from the trooper.

The Royal Adelaide Hotel
(four stars)
Named after one of England's favourite Queens, this hotel is on Kings Street, close to the Great Park and is noted for its fine Georgian frontage. This hotel is very close to the entrance to Windsor Great Park.

The Castle Hotel
(four stars)
The Mercure Castle Hotel sits on the High Street, close to the entrance to Windsor Castle and boasts more than 100 en-suite bedrooms; all equipped with satellite tv, internet connections hairdryers and tea & coffee making facilities. The prices to stay in the Castle Hotel, Windsor can be surprisingly reasonable.

Beaumont House
(four stars)
3 miles from Windsor town centre, Beaumont House is a conference centre style hotel with 40 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. A good choice for weddings with its lovely Georgian looks.

Ye Harte & Garter Hotel
(four stars)
The Harte and Garter is also on the High Street in the centre of Windsor. In fact you cannot get closer to the Castle without actually going inside. The location makes this hotel very sought after, as do the luxury rooms with great views from the top floors into the castle itself. Next time you read Shakespeare's the merry wives of Windsor, you will notice a reference to the Garter Inn. The Harte & Garter Hotel stands on the very spot where the Old Inn once stood. Recently modernised inside it now stands as one of Windsor's hippest hotels.

Oakley Court Hotel
(four stars)
A truly spectacular mock-gothic victorian mansion, built by the river in the 1850s. Oakley Court was used in many 'Hammer House of Horror' films in the 1960s. It is about 3 miles upstream from Windsor town centre. Oakley Court boasts a well equiped gym and a small but enjoyable golf course. A real delight in summer is the riverside garden.

Burnham Beeches Hotel
(four stars)
Burnham Beeches Hotel was built in 1727. There are 10 acres of beautiful gardens and manicured lawns. The house had more than £1.5 million pounds spent on refurbishments and now looks stunning. It is 4 and a half miles from Windsor Town Centre. The new Executive Bedrooms and Suites are all designed and furnished by Laura Ashley.

Savill Court
(four stars)
A Jacobean style mansion set in 22 acres of secluded parkland close to Windsor Great Park and about 10 minutes drive in to Windsor town. Excellent choice if you want to go walking in the park.Savill Court really is one of the prettiest hotels around. We strongly reccomend it in Autumn when long walks in the park are a total delight for the senses.