The Crown  

In a great location and the hotel was very clean and comfortable.

The parking facilities were poor. Not enough parking. We were all double parked on a saturday night. There was not enough hot water at 10pm at night. No information pack in our room so we missed my breakfast. Not very child friendly in the main building. Steps and stairs so not easy with a buggy.

Very easy to get to from the m5 and a perfect location for shopping

The food was too heavy - I have a small appetite and would have preferred a lighter choice

Relaxed atmosphere and proximity to local amenities of amersham.

The food The manager was also very nice and when we complained about the cold did everything she could to rectify the problem

The rooms were very bland small and uninviting

We enjoyed our stay and plan to return. Rooms were very nice. Staff were helpful and pleasant. Hotel oozes charm and character.

We had a great stay and its a shame to complain about such small things. Breakfast was cleared away before we had finished. No side plates at breakfast. Bar was closed early at night. No Guest Lounge with easy chairs. No newspapers. Water from shower flooded floor. Some rooms did not have full length mirrors. Bedside tables are to small (to get a cup of tea onto).

It was a very comfortable friendly hotel. The bar was very cozy

Helpful Staff

Room Aircon inefficient (staff did provide a fan though)

Quaint and interesting old buildings. Nice and fresh food. Friendly and helpful staff.

Quilt on bed too hot. This was adjusted and replaced with a blanket on request. It was unusually hot days when we happened to stay. Small plates at beakfast seemed inadequate and also lack of small knifes for buttering and preserves lacking on the tables.

The rooms were very clean and very quiet- somewhat minimalistic but that did not detract from their comfort

Your idea of a buffet breakfast was a bad joke. The "continental" part of it was virtually non existent,-, few cereals, no yoghourt, no cold meats or cheese,and butter but no spreads. The cooked side consisted of three hot plate (which were not hot) one containing congealed scramble egg and rubbery fried eggs. No plate heaters so cold plates. The tables were set with a knife , fork and spoon. No side plate and no knife for butter or marmalade (also no marmalade) To see a line of customers queuing to make their own toast was depressing and in my view unnecessary. Two of the staff were running around continually replacing items and dealing with requests for things which should have been there but weren't the othr two staff stood around looking lost

The hotel is well located in a lovely village.

The dinner was way below par.No wonder there were only two other people in the dining room.On our two weeks of travelling through southern England this was undoubtably the poorest of the breakfasts and dinners we had.

Excellent room with comfy bed. Nice bathroom

Walls appear to be lath and plaster - we could hear the guy next door snoring

Extremely nice, helpful staff. Loved the olde worlde use of bare boards, wooden tables, pewter and heavy pottery jugs. Good choices and easy to help yourself for breakfast. Quick and efficient maintenance when TV remote not working.

Water was not quite hot enough for bathing in the morning - around 7am.

Location good for London/Slough

"Executive Double Room" had bare walls, bare floors, pull down blind on window, bare radiator pipes on wall, no headboard on bed, basic furniture (wooden rocking chair, small milking stool style bedside tables) - A clean, but very basic room!