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Having stopped at Oakley Court Hotel, it was a short drive into Windsor and parked at the King Edward VII long stay car park which is almost in the shadows of the castle itself, very reasonable prices and just a short round to the castle which was a fantastic 2 hours spent wandering through over 600 years of History and access to amazing places within. A walk across the road from the castle down Peascod street and a quick stop for lunch at Meimo, a moroccan restaurant with piping hot food served in Tagines. This needed to be burnt off so a long walk down into Windsor heart park. A loverly place, need to return some time soon!

We visited Windsor Castle and St. George’s chapel, both of which are worth a visit especially if you are interested in history. We did The Long Walk the following day but completed only half the walk as the gates were closed which was disappointing. We did the bus tour which again was very interesting and got us out of the rain for an hour. The Prince Harry pub and The horse and groom were both lovely pubs - we tried The Carpenters Arms but left after 10 minutes of being ignored We had dinner at Enzos which we would highly recommend.

The hotel location was great for walking in to the centre of Windsor Walking round the individual array of shops rather than big high street shops and walking alongside Windsor Castle was lovely then walking down to the river and taking the boat trip along the Thames Lots of outdoor cafes to sit and have lunch with a stunning view of the Castle

Loved everything about Windsor, small and compacked with plenty to do for couples or families. You can walk everywhere. Regular buses to legoland and Heathrow airport. Pleanty of places to choose to eat, wether you want a snack or a full meal. Excellent training service to London.

Windsor is an excellent place to visit and the town is very covid-19 aware plenty of shops to visit, plenty of places to eat and drink, a must is a visit to the castle which is so steeped in the history of the Monarchy, during the pandemic the castle has adopted and reduced entry scheme and they are advising people to book tickets in advance, A NOTE OF WARNING THOUGH, we checked the castle website to book tickets and were surprised to find it showed no availability on the date we arrived, so we booked with booking.com , the tickets were the same price as the castle, however there is a glitch if you DON'T book through the castle, you will need to have your tickets printed out prior to attendance, downloading on a device is not accepted other than from the castle website, then if you book through the castle you can convert your ticket into a year long pass which you can use again within the 12 month period for no extra charge, you cannot do this if you use booking.com website. so each visit will cost you the full ticket price. when we spoke to the staff at the castle they were unaware of the issue on the website and stated that they were not very busy even for covid-19 times, we will pursue this issue with the castle or perhaps the Queen herself. if you face the same issue with the castle website I would be inclined to visit the castle and speak to the staff about pre booking tickets or contact them by telephone

Clean and cosy! Staff Were very friendly and welcoming plus the area is a bonus as we were able to visit surrounding areas like Windsor castle and Ascot. Great atmosphere We dined at the loch Fyne seafood bar and grill 6 mins drive from accommodation simply because we love fresh seafood