Set within a 19th century manor house in the picturesque village of Cookham, the modern CIM Business Center is ideally located for business or leisure guests in the Thames Valley area.
Nicola
United Kingdom
Rooms were designed badly for couples. The bed was definitely too small but to big for the actual room as accessing the bathroom was very awkward as the bed was so close to the bathroom door.
Bed was awful, hard uncomfortable.
Only enough towels for 1 person were provided in the room - had to request another.
Located in Maidenhead, 3.4 miles from Dorney Lake, Thames Riviera Hotel, Sure Hotel Collection by Best Western has accommodations with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Jane
South Africa
Room and Bathroom looked like they had been recently refurbished and are clean and tastefully furnished. Breakfast was great. View from dinning room was lovely - next the Thames. The staff were lovely and they are really trying.
Taplow House Hotel & Spa is an elegant hotel close to Windsor and 25 minutes' drive from Heathrow Airport. It is set in 6 acres of grounds and has an on-site restaurant.
MOHAMMED
Saudi Arabia
The staff were excellent. The food at the restaurant was excellent.
River Arts Club is located in Maidenhead, within a 10-minute walk of Maidenhead Magistrates Court and 0.6 mi of Maidenhead Library. This bed and breakfast offers a garden.
Offering a garden, 6 bedrooms beautiful home 3 bathrooms, quiet location with garden near Legoland Windsor Heathrow features accommodations in Maidenhead.
OYO Wilson Lodge in Maidenhead provides accommodations with a garden and a shared lounge. This guest house features free private parking, a shared kitchen, and free Wifi.
Meredith
United States of America
The room was clean, very nice towels, and liked the keyless entry! Appreciated the family room with 1 queen and bunk beds!
The Lord Grenfell in Maidenhead provides accommodations with a garden and a bar. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are available at the bed and breakfast free of charge.
Amanda
United Kingdom
Parking right behind room, safe location, easy access to main roads
On average, 3-star hotels in Maidenhead cost $112 per night, and 4-star hotels in Maidenhead are $154 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Maidenhead can be found for $301 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Maidenhead this weekend is $132 or, for a 4-star hotel, $219. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Maidenhead for this weekend cost around $297 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $153 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Maidenhead for tonight. You'll pay around $139 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Maidenhead will cost around $297, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
We have traveled a lot of the years and YOY was friendly and...
We have traveled a lot of the years and YOY was friendly and organised.
The only thing worth mentioning is the stairs are steep and it maybe a problem if someone have heavy cases or a knee disability. Overall, everything else was good. Plenty of everything and the owners try hard to make your stay a happy one.
Ian
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
We only stayed one night but about half a mile away from the...
We only stayed one night but about half a mile away from the hotel we found a restaurant which overlooks the Thames and had a wonderful meal which made up a little for the disappointment with the hotel we booked
Ray
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Boulters Mill and Ray Mill Island were fabulous to walk...
Boulters Mill and Ray Mill Island were fabulous to walk around, had a nice coffee in a lovely spot at the Piazza just a little further on from the Boathouse which we sat at but didn't order at as they were coming into lunch service and we just wanted coffee. Ate on a very warm summer's evening at Roux at Skindles Mill which was on our doorstep having stayed at the Thames Riveria Hotel. We sat on the terrace and ate a most delightful meal, finished up at the Hall & Woodhouse Boatyard at which we sat outside all evening as very warm. All in all a superb day with lots of lovely things to do and places to go. Evening before we had gone to the Bear near Maidenhead town and that was very pleasant and reasonable as you would expect from Wetherspoons.
jean
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Good stay but I belive it should be made clear that there...
Good stay but I belive it should be made clear that there are two buildings and you may not actually stay in the hotel building but the adjacent building and our room did not have a safe or dressing gown and slippers as other rooms do.
Stephen
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The accommodation is within walking distance of the river...
The accommodation is within walking distance of the river and there is an excellent Thai restaurant in the next street and I can highly recommend the food. My trip was for work purposes, so I didn't have time for sightseeing.
paul
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
The river and walks around are lovely.
The river and walks around are lovely. Boulter's Lock is very close - a noted beauty spot, as is Cliveden with its extensive NT gardens, river walk and echoes of scandal.
Maidenhead itself, on the other hand, is badly run-down, as are so many town centres these days. The shopping mall would have been modest in its heyday, but with many empty units, betting and charity shops on its high Street, it resembles the epitome of broken Britain. The shopping centre car park is now closed, permanently by the look of it, and the nearest multistorey is a nightmare to access with evidence of many cars leaving paintwork on the narrow entry/exit bollards.
An area that obviously has many exceptionally expensive private houses and quite extensive recently built apartments, reveals an unexpectedly disappointing town centre.
1. General decor of the hotel. 2. Quality and comfort of the bed. 3. Bathroom and fittings 4. Bar and buffet breakfast.
Location was great, over looking the Thames. A nice pub, The Lord Grenfell about 200m away. Excellent beer choice and a good looking pub menu. I went to an excellent Indian, also 200m away from the hotel. The town and station is about 30 minute walk. This is an option for staying here before a flight from Heathrow - Maidenhead is on the Elizabeth line and Heathrow is 30 mins away (Change at Hayes and Harlington)
Hotel is a one off. Very high standard of decoration and cleanliness. Staff (and owner) are very friendly and helpful. Free on-site parking and fast Wi-Fi. Lovely friendly three-legged cat makes it :)
I am now retired but I spent a LOT of my working life traveling and working away from home. This is the third best hotel I have EVER stayed in.
The room was very clean and comfy. I am allergic and usually struggle when I stay at hotels, but this place was very clean and tidy and I didn’t experience any allergic reactions.
The property is well located and the town centre is within a short walk.
The host made the whole experience even better with great conversations. I felt at home
Due to change of plans we had to find alternative accommodation quickly in Henley/Maidenhead area. Luckily we came across this pub. Room was of good size, very comfortable, fresh milk in fridge, good sized bathroom. Breakfast generous and well cooked. We ate there each night and thoroughly enjoyed the food both nights.
Wonderful overnight stay with our adult children as part of a significant birthday celebration and over the moon to be upgraded to a fabulous suite!
Beautiful hotel and the bedroom and garden by the river a joy - even on a grey day.
A real treat and so well looked after by Alessandra. Thank you.
Absolutely lovely hotel we used just for stopping from work
Rooms are spotless and extras you get compared to other hotels was brilliant
Bonus if your a smoker open your door to the balcony and lovely view
Food was exceptional
And all for a great price
Highly recommended
Breakfast was a bit disappointing, I asked for porridge, and you don't do it.
Not a lot of staff on, I know it was Christmas. On the whole the Breakfast wasn't as bad as some hotels I've been to.
When I'm in Maidenhead again I'll definitely book up.
The location: on the banks of the Thames River, with ten+ swans nearby, in a historic hotel (though it is no longer possible to arrive at the hotel by river boat)..
The restaurant is comfortable and provides a delicious breakfast (cost extra).
There was a Domino’s pizza about 8-10 minutes walk away.
There was a pub/restaurant, which would be a bonus for some, but I didn’t go in.
Plenty of towels were supplied.
It was maybe only 17-20 minutes to walk into the town centre.
Large, comfortable, quiet, well-equipped room ( number 6 ) overlooking pool and garden. Staff ( Sarah ) was most helpful, hospitable and accommodating. Good parking and wi-fi. Great walks from the hotel along the Thames paths
We booked for a twin room quiet postion. Room 115 which is very pleasant was made up for a double bed . We were given 112. Breakfast was excellent. The room and hotel was very clean and comfortable. Supper was delicious.
All the staff were very helpful, couldn’t do enough for you very friendly.
Loved the hotel the surrounding area, so relaxing.
When we enquired about the age of the hotel we were even given a booklet for us to read
The location is great, very close to Maidenhead town centre and next to a lovely pub with a big beer garden. The room itself had all of the amenities, comfortable bed, TV, hair-dryer and so on.
The Staff are welcoming and very helpful. Lucy was very helpful and willing to go out their way.
Hotel is very cozy but for single traveller it was excellent, clean and very comfortable.
Staff kindness.
Excellent food/restaurant meals and menu
Excellent option for breakfast and dinner included
Good sauna and Jacuzzi facilities
Peaceful hotel and surrounding/garden
Everything was as I expect a good hotel to be. And my only fault was I couldn't sample the food in the restaurant below! Very pleasant stay. Would very happily stay again.
We had a good, reasonably-priced dinner in the restaurant. Room offered good value-for-money. The hotel construction was well-isolated from the guest rooms.
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