Maidenhead Hotel Guide - Hotels with Parking in Maidenhead, England

"Friendly and great location with easy parking. Room was clean although a little dated, but as they seem to be renovating sure this will change. A shame lots of hotel is closed for renovations and not mentioned when booking, however the great view, clean and spacious room and ease of stay means I would happily stay again."

"The hotel is closing to guests in order to take in refugees so not such a smooth operation. Not the fault of staff who were all friendly and helpful. Full marks to Kamman who kept bar open after his shift ended for late revellers. We were attending a wedding nearby so didn’t require full facilities. Breakfast ok but very busy. "

"The sign at the entrance is difficult to see in the day and at night when dark and raining it is totally impossible to see. I was driving round for over an hour until a phone call to the helpful night receptionist revealed we were 200 metres away. Good illumination would kill the problem and save us making a night journey home to Dorset."

"So much good about this hotel but a few things they could improve on. Reception staff helpful & informative. Double rooms are very small but adequate. Would be a bit of a squeeze with two people in. All very clean, warm & a modern bathroom. Great shower & comfy bed. I could hear the person & bathroom a bit next door. Good parking. Lots of light & CCTV covering. Bar food was just ok. Breakfast was good in general with enough choice, however, the morning staff clearly need to set their alarms a...

"Always a great stay before flying out of LHR. Great old world charm with great service. Not too much time for the gardens this time but that's a real plus too."

"A great hotel With friendly, helpful staff. Great location for wedding party! "

"Property was clean and pleasant. Everything was there that I needed. Only pain was picking up my keys from a different location."

"the hotel is a little jewel , beautifully decorated. Staff is extremely friendly. will recommend to put speaker in the room to listen to music and let you know that the restaurant in not open for dinner several days of the week"