Hotels with Parking in Slough

This was a budget overnight stay, however, it was good value for the money. Warm welcome at the reception and was helped to my room. Single room ensuite shower and toilet, with good WiFi, TV, Telephone and coffee/tea facilities. Very clean and warm. Excellent shower. Breakfast was with a good selection and choice, including 'full english', along with cereals and toast with jam. Smashing coffee machine added the extra star.

Its a great hotel. Feels upmarket. The staff are very helpful too. Its a shame the sauna and pool closed down a few years ago.

This hotel is not near the airport. The Hotel shuttle from the airport doesn’t go to this hotel. 90% of taxi refused to go there from terminal 5 because it’s too difficult. There is no hotel-owned shuttle. Public bus 703 goes to hotel but is not frequent on weekends or late at night. You have to hire WeKnowLondon in advance. Very misleading advertising that this hotel is convenient to airport. It is cheap because it is inconvenient. I paid £30 one-way for trip to hotel, so factor that into cost unless you’re taking public bus during regular daytime weekday. Also, no restaurants or shops nearby, but there is a petrol station. Hotel staff, cleanliness and such are good. Location sucks. “Lakeside” view attached. Note lack of lake.

The hotel staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful. I needed ice, and the front desk readily provided two bags! It's also conveniently located just a few miles from Windsor Castle, making it easy to drive to. They have their own parking, which you can pay for at the front desk.

The Hotel was incredible good located, the Garden surrounding the Hotel was amazing. The breakfast was quite full and also the food was fresh. The bar tender Silvester was amazingly kind, and he was really keen on preparing all cocktails. The receptionist Walmer was also so kind, we forgot the charger adapter and he gave us one! Also he was always prepared to solve any questions we had!! Our experience was much more of what we were expecting. I definitely recommend this Hotel, not only for the building but for all the staff!! Definitely my Number one come back 🇦🇷

The room is very good, the facilities are complete, and the environment is beautiful. It is a good place for home travel and an excellent wonderland to experience exotic customs. I will continue to stay in this hotel next time I come. I am really happy about this trip.

The location is very convenient. You can take bus No. 81 to many places for shopping and sightseeing. Bus No. 7 charges ￡5⃣️ There are only two stops to Xiqi Road Airport T5, and the frequency is about 20 minutes. 1 bus is from 07:00 to 23:00 in the morning. There are many places you can transfer to the subway at the airport. It would be ideal if you can have a separate toilet🤔 It is very convenient to buy food at the petrol station by walking about 3⃣️minutes👍

In the evening, I finally drove to the Windsor Manor Hotel. It is very close to Windsor Castle. Because I am going to visit the castle the next day, I set the first free parking when choosing the hotel. The second is that the closer to Windsor Castle, the better, and finally I chose this hotel. I reached the hotel parking lot under the navigation guidance, so I got off the bus and found the hotel to confirm the parking location of the car. The hotel staff walked to my car and said that they could help me park the valet. In my consent, the handsome guy personally drove my car to a parking space to park the car. I was touched by the warm service of the handsome guy...continuously thank you! My room is arranged on the second floor. There is no elevator. I can carry my luggage upstairs. The room area is still gone. It is fully functional and feels like the decoration has been for a while. The attitude of the hotel's integrity management, customer first, and warm service is commendable 👍

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.

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