Good Hotel & Restaraunt in Windsor
Good Hotel & Restaraunt in Windsor
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Fidgits

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17,202 posts

258 months

Friday 11th June 2010
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and please dont say Puntos wink

thinking of planning a nice weekend in Windsor, and would love to book a really nice hotel in Windsor (on the Thames would be fantastic) and a really nice meal...

so any suggestions/ideas?

nonuts

15,855 posts

258 months

Friday 11th June 2010
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http://www.foliohotels.com/harteandgarter/ and get a room with a view of the castle and you can't get more in the middle of town. I've stayed there a few times and it's nice if you get the right room.

Thai Sqaure is nice if you like Thai food.

RichB

56,208 posts

313 months

Friday 11th June 2010
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Never stayed there because I only live 5 miles away but Sir Christopher Wren's House Hotel is in the perfect location by the river http://www.sirchristopherwren.co.uk/default.aspx

Robatr0n

12,362 posts

245 months

Friday 11th June 2010
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nonuts said:
Thai Sqaure is nice if you like Thai food.
Can't speak for that exact restaurant but the one in Richmond is pretty good. yes

Fidgits

Original Poster:

17,202 posts

258 months

Friday 11th June 2010
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yeah, think ive eaten there a couple of years ago in Windsor... was great from what i remember.

touching cloth

11,706 posts

268 months

Friday 11th June 2010
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Does it have to be Windsor itself, Cliveden not far and its pretty special for a weekend away.

Hawmaws

575 posts

199 months

Friday 11th June 2010
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If you want to be by the River, Oakley Court is the place. No idea what it is like to stay in, but the setting is perfect and The Fat Duck and The Waterside are just up the road (though you should have booked months ago!).

AeroMan

601 posts

274 months

Friday 11th June 2010
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Or try Heston's pub - The Hinds Head, Bray http://www.thehindsheadhotel.com/#welcome,introduc...

Manners

74 posts

265 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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If you don't mind venturing further afield for food I would definitely recommend The Royal Oak, Paley Street.

Alternatively have you had a look at the Crazy Bear in Beaconsfield? Food and atmosphere in the restaurant are amazing. Rooms look very nice online to.

Another recommendation if you are looking for something a bit more traditional is Stoke Poges Golf Club. I have stayed in old mansion before and room is very grand (four poster bed, roll top bath etc).

Hawmaws

575 posts

199 months

Friday 18th June 2010
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Manners said:
If you don't mind venturing further afield for food I would definitely recommend The Royal Oak, Paley Street.

Alternatively have you had a look at the Crazy Bear in Beaconsfield? Food and atmosphere in the restaurant are amazing. Rooms look very nice online to.

Another recommendation if you are looking for something a bit more traditional is Stoke Poges Golf Club. I have stayed in old mansion before and room is very grand (four poster bed, roll top bath etc).
Crazy Bear...definitely good. Can anyone confirm the rumours I've heard that rooms (and some of the clientele) are , ahem, available by the hour.....?


Royal Oak ...is that Parky's place?

Been there once and thought it was a rip off. Nice, but waaay too expensive. Cost me about £70 for 2 main courses and 2 glasses of wine.

Even by the standards of gastropubs near Windsor, that is steep.

Thought the Green Oak in Oakley Green was better..food maybe not quite as fancy, but much better value.


Hawmaws

575 posts

199 months

Friday 18th June 2010
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Manners said:
If you don't mind venturing further afield for food I would definitely recommend The Royal Oak, Paley Street.

Alternatively have you had a look at the Crazy Bear in Beaconsfield? Food and atmosphere in the restaurant are amazing. Rooms look very nice online to.

Another recommendation if you are looking for something a bit more traditional is Stoke Poges Golf Club. I have stayed in old mansion before and room is very grand (four poster bed, roll top bath etc).
Crazy Bear...definitely good. Can anyone confirm the rumours I've heard that rooms (and some of the clientele) are , ahem, available by the hour.....?


Royal Oak ...is that Parky's place?

Been there once and thought it was a rip off. Nice, but waaay too expensive. Cost me about £70 for 2 main courses and 2 glasses of wine.

Even by the standards of gastropubs near Windsor, that is steep.

Thought the Green Oak in Oakley Green was better..food maybe not quite as fancy, but much better value.


RichB

56,208 posts

313 months

Friday 18th June 2010
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Hawmaws said:
Royal Oak ...is that Parky's place?... but waaay too expensive.
Yes that's it and you are right, expensive for what it is.

kiwifraser

4,388 posts

223 months

Sunday 20th June 2010
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Hawmaws said:
If you want to be by the River, Oakley Court is the place. No idea what it is like to stay in, but the setting is perfect and The Fat Duck and The Waterside are just up the road (though you should have booked months ago!).
The Waterside has a couple of rooms as well thumbup

eta: Very nice too!


Edited by kiwifraser on Sunday 20th June 11:17