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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Bracknell – Based on 5,676 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Great location to explore the south of England from London to Cornwall and even Cardiff in Wales. Close proximity to UK motorway network, Windsor - the preferred home of the Queen, Ascot racecourse, and of course Heathrow airport.
We stayed at the Coppid Beech Hotel for a special birthday celebration over a weekend, and did not venture any further than the hotel at that time. However, Windsor Castle and Legoland are just a very short distance away and both well worth visiting, including the town of Windsor, including boat trips on the Thames and going to the theatre. Ascot Racecourse is also nearby.
One of the least glamorous towns in the Reading area. I assume no-one would go there unless they had business there. Basically it is a series of roundabouts between Reading and wherever you actually want to go to. We only wound up there because hotels in Reading were so heavily booked.
Visited the Bracknell Forest area for an equine training course/clinic at CDI Dressage. Area was easy to get around, typical Berkshire country roads/scenery - and great access to motorway network. Disappointed in the Coppid Beech Hotel - had heard good things but it was tired and also added gratuities automatically to bar charges without pointing this out. Grrr! On the night we arrived there was a local school prom night which made it difficult to get into the hotel. Also, on both nights of our stay there were "hen parties" in the lounge bar and Bier Keller; it's obviously a local "hot spot" for celebrations/parties.
Nothing much to do in this town. Dull concrete landscape. Not far from other much nicer towns like Ascot and Windsor. So Bracknell can provide more reasonably priced accomodation if you are looking to visit these other towns.
If you don't like roundabouts or you don't know how they work, it's not the best place for you when driving. If you need to practice with them, it's a fantastic place. Fuel prices are more expensive than some other areas. Roads are quiet, lots of greenery. Seems like a posh area until you look at some of the older houses. Pubs in the surrounding areas are nice and do great food - Three Frogs (Wokingham), The Bridge (Bracknell), The Golden Retriever (Bracknell), The Warren (Wokingham), Victoria Arms (Binfield). Stag and Hounds (Binfield). These are pubs I used to frequent during my lunch breaks whilst working in Bracknell and still visit them even though they're a 15 minute drive from home. Bracknell has a cinema and bowling alley with free parking, a large retail park with a questionable carpark layout, within walking distance of the town centre and the hospital. There is a drive-thru KFC next to an expensive fuel station. Coral Reef is good but is currently closed for refurbishment. The Look Out Centre is also a good place to go with kids. There is a Go Ape nearby. Close to Windsor and Reading, so you're not far from bigger town centres.
“Very helpful staff. Nice living room and dinning room area.”
“Bed not comfortable. Bottle of coke more expensive than a half pint of beer. Not as good as Bristol or Gatwick Hilton's. They need to look at these other two and learn.”
“Good hotel good staff nice food !”
“Anyone looking for 5* Hotel service isn't going to get that here. But staff where accommodating, the place was clean, comfy, well stocked with breakfast (on a weekend), a telly to watch at night, microwave and fridge, hair dryer. The bathroom was clean, and nice to be in. It was warm and perfect to stay in. Its just across the road a bit from the Pub, so no noisy night neighbors, but close enough for a nice meal and a nightcap!”
“have been this hotel lots of time value for money and room spacious bar staff good”
