Hotels With breakfast in Berkshire, United Kingdom

The main advantage is its proximity to Terminal 5, though you'll need to take an airport shuttle, which takes about ten minutes. It's clean and tidy, and the room isn't small. The breakfast is a huge plus, perfect for catching an early flight afterwards. Perhaps because of its affordable price, it seems to have a high occupancy rate, as checking in took a bit longer.

Lovely hotel and staff were very friendly and helpful - they kindly let us check in 2 and a half hours early as our rooms were ready which was very kind. However, there were some issues: terrible signal (but there is free wifi so not too bad); we paid for buffet dinner and it was not good, do not recommend at all; the cleaning staff knocked on my door at 9:45am shocked that I was still in my room (checkout is 11:00am) then asked when I was leaving (felt inappropriate and that I was being rushed as she was waiting at the end of the hallway for us to leave); lights in the room were very weak; the shower took over 5 mins for water to turn on and was not strong (not ideal was washing long hair). My family an I would not choose to stay here again unfortunately as there are many other hotels in the area for similar price. Windsor was lovely (would visit again) but there is nothing to do in old Windsor or anything near the hotel, so you are reliant on the hotel or uber.

Pros: Excellent location, right opposite the castle with a shopping street right outside the door. Cons: 1) The room had a musty smell. 2) The cleanliness was terrible. Service: 3) One staff member was very good, but the others we encountered later were not. They didn't even show us to our room. Our room was in an annex building, and they didn't explain that clearly, so we had to drag our luggage around looking for it for a long time. I was so close to losing my temper. Overall, it's very old, not very clean, and not a premium experience.

This is the first time I’ve stayed in many years, in fact it hasn’t changed it’s like go back into a time warp back to the 90s. The staff are very nice and the breakfast was very good (they have real eggs). Now the not so good stuff. The rooms are basic and outdated. Our mattress was old in fact it caved in the middle. Being a IHG member they had a loyalty week giving away prizes which was a nice touch but they removed the free bottle of water (not good) All in all a 6.5/10

Adequate hotel for the price. Mattress and pillow were slightly uncomfortable. Due to the hotel being a wedding venue, I was kept up at night due to the wedding music from below.

First receptionist we dealt with was really nice but then she had to ask a colleague for help with our check in and she was extremely rude. Having booked an executive room, we were told we didnt get access to the executive lounge as hadn't booked direct. Load of rubbish. Went to our room, quick call to Hilton Customer Care and they confirmed we did have executive lounge access so went back to reception. The hotel is really comfortable, big spacious rooms, nice beds, bathrooms with shower and bath. Water wasn't free even in executive rooms which was a bit of a shock (£2.50 a bottle). Executive lounge was nice but service much cut back from last time I stayed at few years ago. Fridges empty most of the day, snacks not topped up. Dirty cups everywhere etc. Evening snacks was good but again, reduced compared to what they used to offer. Spirits and prosecco was a nice touch though. Breakfast served in the restaurant for executive room guests. Really nice selection, mostly buffet but eggs and omelettes cooked to order. Nice coffee. Staff on the whole are really friendly and welcoming (apart from the receptionist on day one). We had 3 nights here and enjoyed it. There is a shuttle bus from terminal 5 to the hotel door which is £6.80 per person or you can take bus number 5 which stops on the road outside the hotel for £1.50. If staying more than one night, there is buses to Windsor, legoland, Slough and hounslow (for the tube to central london).

The hotel's surroundings are beautiful, nestled in a residential area, so there are hardly any unruly crowds, and the locals are very nice. The hotel staff provide excellent service, and their English is fluent. The rooms are not densely packed, and the staff maintain an appropriate distance, which is appreciated. The breakfast area is clean, and while the selection is simple, the quality is high, and the fruit is fresh. I recommend trying the milk with various cereals. I look forward to visiting again.

I recently stayed at the Holiday Inn Reading-South M4, Jct.11 for one night and had a very positive experience overall. The location is convenient, especially for those traveling via the M4, and the hotel facilities were modern, clean, and well-maintained. Everything from check-in to the room comfort met my expectations, making for a smooth and enjoyable stay. I’d rate my experience a 9/10 — the only thing that would have made it a perfect 10 would be the inclusion of free parking. Aside from that, I had a great stay and would happily consider returning in the future.

The trip went very well. I enjoyed every bit of my Stay. It was very close to immunities and local conveniences without the need to go very far with equal access routes to work and to conveniences will definitely be coming again. Thank you Copthorne keep up the good work. 

The best hotel in the UK tour left me a very good first impression of Windsor. The location is right next to the riverside station and it is very convenient to come from London. Next to the Thames (this is a river much more beautiful than the Thames in London) and the bridge connecting Windsor and Eaton, there are various swans, ducks, pigeons and other birds around the river, the scenery is very beautiful. Looking up is Windsor Castle, not far from walking, not far from Windsor & Eton Central station on foot, there are many restaurants, supermarkets around the station, and you can take the bus to Slough to transfer to Oxford and other places. In addition, there are several good restaurants around (recommended Indian cuisine next door mango longue). The hotel looks old-fashioned but the room is very new, the area is suitable and the living is comfortable. The view of some rooms is also good, such as my room window is facing Windsor Castle. The staff at the hotel are very friendly. It is worth mentioning the hotel's breakfast. The breakfast content itself is still mainly English breakfast, but the content is richer than the hotel I stayed in London, with more traditional blood pudding and fried mushrooms. Outside the meal, the window of the breakfast restaurant is facing the Thames. It feels very good to enjoy the beauty of the Thames while dining in the morning. It is a rare breakfast experience outside Japan that I am worth mentioning. Overall, this is a hotel that is very suitable for a leisurely two-day stay in Windsor, and it is also very suitable as a stronghold for western England attractions, and the experience is much better than the London hotel with the same price.