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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Windsor – Based on 20,682 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Love it! Spectacular little town and definitely take the bridge over to Eton College. So much to do! Underrated in travel guides. Could definitely spend a week here no problem! We were here 3 days and still couldn’t do everything we wanted. The castle!!! Is fascinating!! The ceilings are fantastic!! And st George’s chapel!!! Speechless! Too many good food places to mention! Shopping galore! Small town history! Favorite spot in all of London area! We did Buckingham and Kensington and they were nice but Windsor is on a whole different level!!
Apart from the enormous castle which dominates the centre Windsor has numerous restaurants, pubs, coffee bars and shops. Eton across the bridge is very accessible and has a certain quaintness about it that does not exist in quite the same way in Windsor. Down by the river one can buy feed for a big gaggle of swans and there are a variety of activities or experiences advertised. As one crosses to Eton there is a wonderful old bookshop on the left. Worth having a browse. The real coffee shop at the bottom of the castle and past Londis is worth a visit. Look out for the sign down the alley. There are various places to stay but avoid the obvious opposite the castle. There a plenty of others all fairly close. Marco Pierre White’s restaurant serves good food at a reasonable price. The restaurant is part of a hotel diagonally opposite the castle. Look out for a very crooked house down an alley to the side of the castle. All the pubs are busy on a Friday night and have a good atmosphere. Due to the proximity to Lego land Windsor has a mix of visitors of all ages and has an eclectic feel. There is enough to keep all ages engaged for a weekend
Beautiful old world village with tons of history, Eton college is a must see as was the French Brothers boat trip along Thames. The city is perfect for long walks and hikes. The pace is relaxed with loads of food options from budget to luxury. Give yourself a week, it's a wonderful place to relax and take in some history.
Castle is amazing! So much to see... make sure you allow enough time. Perfect trip for history buffs or anyone interested in weapons. Be aware there are no cafes currently inside the castle walls, so eat before or take food with you. The town itself has great shopping and good restaurant options.
Windsor feelings like stepping back in time to the days of Henry the VIII. The town is wonderful and the castle is beautiful. Windsor Great Park is lovely. There are great live shows at the Royal Theater and there is a lot to see in the area.
If you've been to London, try the Windsor area for something different. The castle is a must see and we took a boat tour on the Thames and horse back ride through Windsor park. Our daughter had a chance to cantor so it's not just a boring walk. Tally Ho stables was wonderful. Then we were off to Royal Ascot in late June where we saw the Queen. The area is nice and beautiful.
“Good location for visiting Windsor. Short walk into town Centre ”
“Comfortable and cozy room, very friendly and nice host, delicious breakfast. It brings us a wonderful day here. Will comeback here if we visit Windsor next time.”
“The best thing about this hotel is the buffet restaurant attached to it. The rooms were basic, but OK. The location is nothing special, but the hotel is close to Windsor and Heathrow, so convenient for travel and sightseeing.”
“The grounds were extremely beautiful and well cared for. You can sit in the deck chairs by the river and watch the world go by. An added bonus was they have bikes that you can borrow, so you can cycle into Windsor along the river. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel itself is very clean, looks like a mini caste on the outside, and is tastfuly done on the inside. A real treat to have a swim in the pool in the morning.”
“Staff helpful to get you to your room as large complicated hotel layout. Good breakfast. Lovely open grounds. Great location for Thames river walks, Runnymede, Windsor with free on site parking and just off M25. Overall reasonable value for money considering where it is based.”
