This was such a beautiful, old English B&B! So glad we went out of our comfort zone and went this…read moreroute instead of a known hotel chain! The owners were such gracious hosts and so helpful with lining up transportation and recommendations on what to see and where to eat. We will definitely be back to stay at Harmondsworth Hall Guest House! The full English breakfast was delicious! The charming little pub around the corner, The Crown, is not to be missed! We had a wonderful time chatting with the delightful owner! It was an amazing trip! We only wish we could have stayed in this quaint little village much longer!

What a wonderful surprise to find a lovely inn in a quaint village right next to Heathrow airport…read more The room is spacious and comfortable. The staff is friendly and helpful. There is a pretty garden to sit in. We had a good pub dinner right around the corner. And I went for a walk through beautiful meadows full of wildflowers that led to a lake with wild blackberries beside it. I will definitely return!

This place is a hidden gem. It is very well situated in Oxford, making it easy to walk to so many…read morebeautiful places. Our rooms were small but very clean. It was unseasonably hot that day, but a nice fan was provided which kept the room comfortable all night. It was remarkably quiet all night. The best part is Rebecca. She greeted us with a big smile and helped with our luggage. We're looking forward to staying there again next week on our way back to London.

This place was either a senior home previously or an orphanage. It has a funny smell on the hall…read moreand the rooms. The wifi bare worked. The owner or manager was nice and accommodating... When there.

A quiet, comfortable bed and breakfast with great hosts. We have stayed there many times…read more Davinder and Parshotam are helpful, friendly and conversational but not intrusive. Our rooms were always clean and the beds comfortable and there is a great English breakfast served at your convenience. Convenient to the train station servicing downtown London and only 20 minutes from Heathrow. We would not think of staying anywhere else and will go back again soon.

Fredrick's Hotel is a little gem hidden away in Maidenhead. Located off junction 8 of the M4, it's…read morenot far from London. It took me awhile to realise but the hotel is part of a German chain and the Teutonic efficiency has been married with a most friendly welcome and attitude from the German staff, who all speak good English. This starts from the moment you check in as you are offered a glass of champagne on arrival. You are then shown personally to your room and a plate of fresh fruit is delivered as well as a plate of chocolates! I noticed that everything in the hotel is monogrammed with the Fredrick's brand. Very impressive I stayed in a suite and the £30 for upgrade is worth it for a sumptuous room, lovely bathroom and toiletries. The spa facilities are well designed to fit a lot into a relatively small space. The pool has an indoor and outdoor section as well as jacuzzi beds and a fountain. There is a steam room and sauna as well as experience showers. There is a full menu of spa treatments available. The restaurant aspires to fine dining and proves that it has the building blocks in place for great things. A plate of canapes arrived as I was perusing the menu, all delicious bursts of flavour. My belly pork starter was paired perfectly with scallop. The lamb main course was skilfully well constructed, allowing the lamb to shine through. My dessert of raspberry souffle was exemplary. Of course, if you're lucky, you can try and score a table at the Fat Duck or the Waterside Inn, both 3 Michelin star restaurants within 10 minutes drive of Fredrick's Overall a top class hotel perfect for an escape from London

I was visiting maidenhead for the first time as part of my work. This location is nice & quite…read moreneighborhood with a lot of small houses around & then we entered this hotel. On first entering this hotel I was surprised as to how old school it was, nice little chandeliers all around with tiny lights. I was also very happy with the room as even though it was small it had a nice bed with quite a few pillows to choose from. The bath was also nice & I was happy when I first entered my room, having said that when I further tried to use the facility I was really not happy. The slippers were really dusty & also the shower gel bottle had hair around it which is absolutely disgusting in a nice hotel. This is my biggest pain point from this hotel. The restaurant was pretty decent & pretty plain & simple breakfast. I only stayed for a day & for the 1st time, so this is my first impression never know what happens in future.

My husband & I stayed here weekend when during our visit to Oxford. It is in a good location and…read moreconvenient to public transportation. Our room was clean, our breakfasts were yummy and the hosts very friendly. There is limited parking on site, but it is a short bus ride or taxi ride from the train station. We really enjoyed our stay and it was nice to have a clean room to return to after our wanders. I would recommend this bed and breakfast and would happily return with my children.

I stayed here in August of 2014 with my college roommate while visiting my daughter at Oxford in a…read moresummer program. It was very comfortable, homelike, the breakfasts were amazing. Shout out to Lindita who took exceptional care of us, calling cabs, providing emergency umbrellas, helping us have the best possible stay, and sharing with us about her life and family. Easy walking distance to most things, if you are a walker. A most memorable stay.

Wonderful b&b about 2 miles outside Windsor. Beautiful home and setting, lovely hosts, Doreen and…read moreBob. We were only overnighting as we were on our way to Ireland. Windsor is such a great alternative to London and so close to Heathrow. Bob kindly shuttled us in to town so we could tour Windsor Castle . Doreen recommended The Green Oak, a gem of a restaurant a short walk from the B&B. We arrived very early and they were busy with breakfast but they accommodated us by refreshing our rooms first so on our return from Windsor we could collapse briefly before dinner.

I visited Oxford for the first time in May. It was the loveliest hotel I have ever stayed in. Very…read moreelegant but not uncomfortably so. The staff was friendly and helpful. The service was extraordinary and the rooms were freshened everyday with clean sheets that smelled like lavender. It was the perfect place to unwind and relax after a day of exploring. I was lucky and had a room that had a small patio, it was so lovely to have my tea there. I highly recommend this hotel, and I hope to someday go back. (One warning, if you stay overnight tbrough Sunday the church bells from next door are pretty loud and ring throughout the morning)

My new favorite hotel in Oxford. Wonderful old world charm, brilliant waitstaff. Euro sized rooms…read moreare very well accommodated. Dining and lounge area is very cozy with original art. Preferred over The Malmaisson and Randolph. Parking on site for 9 or so. Public parking with 2 blocks for 2.50 after 6 pm. Short walk to downtown and out of city center which simplifies access to the motorway.

This is a lovely B&B about a mile from the city center of Oxford that offers free hot breakfast and…read moreinternet. We booked the family room (one full and two twin beds) and it was very comfortable and clean and the en suite bath was a good size. The proprietors are helpful and pleasant to their guests, giving us maps of Oxford and tips on things to see and places to eat. There is a bus that stops just outside the Sportsview, but the walk to town is easy and picturesque as you cross the river. This hotel is a really good value if you are spending time in Oxford.