What a dump!! Do not stay here. It's filthy. The dust bunnies are super sized and there's a…read moreHalloween theme to the cobwebs - that are everywhere. The rooms smell of smoke, the windows are disintegrating, the light switches dirty. The restaurant is not worth a visit either - the standard of cleaning is equal to the hotel. Stay away!!!

An unusual Premier Inn from the normal 'modern' buildings. Converted old houses so, therefore, no…read morelift. A problem if disabled but, luckily, not for us. Very nice clean room with TV, coffee/tea making facilities, wardrobe space, hair drier. Hypnos beds are so comfy with, unusually, extra pillows available. The bathroom was enormous on the second floor. Lovely fluffy towels. Reception was brilliant. The young man seemed to know all about Marlow and when he found out about my love of local real ales guided us to a local pub along the river. All in all a very nice overnight stay.

Stayed here a few years ago with my partner and it was really nice. As you'd expect with the Crown…read morePlaza's the standard is high through out. The bed was probably the biggest that i have ever slept in - it was huge! The bar area is nice but it is very pricey. Breakfast was really good with plenty of choice from cooked to continential. The following day, we used the pool and sauna area which was nice - there is even a out door hot tub. In the evening we went into Marlow High Street where there are a number of different restaurants and bars to go to. All in all a very nice visit.

Just a one night stay-over. Hotel staff friendly and very helpful. Lobby restaurant quite good and…read moreprices not outrageous. Very nice cosy, faux-Irish pub in the lobby. Rooms well appointed with a few luxury features. I would use this hotel again except for two problems I had. There was no power outlet near the bed. I have a CPAP machine and I could not plug it in. (Didn't think to call for extension cord). Hotel does not have shuttle from the airport. Had to use public bus with surly driver, crowded & uncomfortable, and no credit card payment for 8 pound ride. Had to get off and go to ATM. Annoying.

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.

We ate at the restaurant while visiting Marlow. Great food choices and really great customer…read moreservice. Thanks Marshall who was excellent!

If Crowne Plazas were like this one in USA, I would stay at them more often…read more Nice property in a quiet setting. Yet walkable to Marlow. Little known path along the Thames can be taken all the way to town. The Glaze is wide open restaurant, bar, and observatory combination with a view of a garden and lake. The staff are all friendly and accommodating. Sleep quality above average. However, we would have preferred better pillows.

March 2026; WOW! Just do it! Just book the hotel and eat in their formal dining restaurant!…read moreExceptional customer service, views and food. We LOVED our stay here and will be back. See photos for a delicious Sunday Lunch meal!

I am torn in my review of this place. If money is no object then its worth a stay. It is truly like…read moreyou are staying in a mansion from yesteryear. Definitely a downton abbey moment. My room however was not worth the $1k per night I paid. No cookies, small bathroom, no AC (visited in the blazing summer), no fridge. The charges for food were outrageous. Lunch menu was limited and I spent $100 on a bowl of soup, salad and a couple of soft drinks. This all being said am I happy I stayed here, yes. Its a once in a lifetime stay that I would never repeat but I probably put the $5k I spent to better use as a down payment on a new car but you only live once!

Hotel is quite beaten up and needs a mayor refurbishment. The rooms were clean but a little jaded…read more The staff was friendly. The pictures don't reflect the as-is situation.

Nice hotel and very friendly staff. We bourght the breakfast-deal and it was very satisfying…read more Evvery morning we were met by a smile and good service especially by the staff members Malena and Minguel who really made it a good experience. We will be back!

Wow, wow, wow. Danesfield House is such a dream for a stay in the English countryside. I genuinely…read morefelt like I was in the setting of Pride and Prejudice the entire time...half expecting Mr. Darcy to emerge from the fog in any second. I was incredibly lucky to visit with my company for a 25th anniversary work trip/holiday party, so we spent 3 days in the conference rooms by day and had drinks near the fireplace by night. It was early December so it was incredibly cold, but you still can't beat that view. I imagine I would be frolicking in the gardens in the summertime lol. The service was absolutely impeccable from the folks at the bar to those who served us at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The staff made our experience and team bonding time truly unforgettable. The grounds are not only beautiful, but also holds fascinating history! I wish I took more pictures of their stories in the lobby, but I may have to settle with whatever I find on their website. Some events we had were clay pigeon shooting nearby and a tour of their charming town Henley-on-Thames, and my goodness I would come back to the UK just to explore the town more. I loved the local pubs we visited and learning about the famous British celebrities who have homes there. I can't wait to be back!

I fell in love with the property, a house hotel on landscaped grounds which were both beautifully…read moremaintained. Everything was spotless and fresh. The reception staff were friendly, but not always knowledgeable. The Hotel ought to make smart tv's standard in all rooms. It was disappointing to be stuck with only the commercial channels (without even a menu option). Our bathroom lacked a toilet brush. The food was adequate and could certainly be upgraded to enhance the Hotel. The spa was disappointing, except for the facials we two had. Those were very well-done. Avoid the massage therapists here; they are insecure, inexperienced young people. For whatever reason, the staff appeared to be 100% women. Especially disappointing was the reception staff at the spa. I would say it was worse than disappointing; it was almost infuriating. Again, the staff was very young women who undoubtedly had little experience in their roles. As insecure young people will do, they will compensate for their lack of knowledge and experience by acting 'in control' and official. They seemed to think the role of reception at the spa was to enforce rules and keep clients in line. This is a major error. Their role is first and last, like everyone at an hotel, to serve a hospitality function: to be welcoming and conveying the wish to facilitate the client's optimal experience. Some re-training is definitely in order. As for the massage staff, I'd say re-hiring is in order; pay more and get more experienced and effective masseurs or masseuses. Consider the good package I got and the high standards of housekeeping and groundskeeping as well as the divine venue, I would definitely stay there again, but would not make use of the restaurant or spa in future.

Excellent accommodation, loved the decor and the un hotel like vibe to the place…read more Very personable with friendly staff who could not do enough to accommodate and ensure stay was enjoyable. Loved my room. Full of character and cosy. Very far removed from white sterile rooms of big hotel chains. Breakfast was simple and self serve continental style. Type of accommodation I'm disappointed that I couldn't spend more time actually in there!! Would definitely stay again.

Went there today for afternoon tea. The worst experience ever. As an non white woman going…read moresomewhere quite "fancy" as a gift from my girlfriend just to be racial abused by the customers and let down by the staff. Besides, the food was atrocious and not worth £30 EACH! Included : 1 tiny scone 1 tiny tea cake 1 split brown bread with smoked salmon (tasted off) 2 sandwiches (looked disgusting) 4 kinds of small taster cakes Tea and coffee was so weak it tasted like boiled water Waste of Money. Never going there again.

This is one of my favourite hotels in the area! The location is great as you are walking distance…read moreto shops, parking can be a struggle sometime but there is off-street parking! If you ever stay in this hotel and want a really special treat I would recommend booking a RIver view suite. Each suite is named after luxury champagne and the river view suites are called Comtes de Champagne, Laurent Perrier and Ruinart . These are duplex rooms with King size beds with Egyptian cotton. Each having stunning open plan bathrooms and lounge area upstairs with French doors leading onto a heated balcony and outdoor bath with breathtaking views of the River Thames and Regatta lawns. The bathroom has another flat screen television and each bathroom has a open rolltop bath enough to share for two people and a monsoon walk in shower which there is ampul of complimentary toiletries. There is a double sink and a large mirror as well as a very large L shaped leather sofa. The amazing view outside can also be enjoyed in another roll top bath outside which is allows you privacy from other rooms or buildings but also you can enjoy the beauty of the stars in the sky at night! I go here every year and try to stay more than one night! It's a luxury treat but a very romantic weekend!