Hotels With parking in Berkshire, United Kingdom

We stayed for my partners birthday. I contacted the hotel to let them know of the special occasion and they put some balloons in the room, as well as a small cake plate saying happy birthday which was a lovely extra touch. The pool is absolutely freezing though! The jacuzzi has been boarded over so is no longer there, which the hotel isn’t advertised on trip of having but I went on Google maps photos and saw a jacuzzi in the photos so assumed it would be there. The sauna and steam room were both quite dirty too the floor has chewing gum and other dirt on. The room was really nice, the walls are very thin though so you can hear everything from the rooms next door. Overall I would recommend this hotel for a stay but not for the spa facilities. Which is a shame as I booked this hotel specifically for the spa facilities which were a disappointment.

Kettle was full of dust. No soap or handwash provided and when requested was not supplied. also dead flies all around dining area windows and chairs. Our room above dining area with bay window was constantly noisey with doors opening & shutting and items moved in and out. Even at front door corridor door constantly noisey with door opening/shutting leading to other rooms with other people entering and exiting to downstairs facilities and reception. Dining staff were pleasant and breakfast was nice.

A beautiful estate and so much to explore nearby. It's quite close to Windsor center and only a few min drive away from Windsor Castle. The layout of the hotel was a bit confusing at first because the main hotel reception is a little hidden, but easy enough to find after one or two attempts! The room is reasonably spacious for two and fairly clean. I only wish there was a fridge! One of our curtains fell on the second day of our stay. We were out when it happened and found it fallen when we got back. We went to reception to let them know (this was around 1pm) and they said they'll send someone over to take a look. We waited in our room until 6pm, called reception again, and no one came. We went down to reception the next day to inquire again and were told that maintenance had left for the evening, but that they will be sent to our room straightaway the next morning. We went out the next morning, came back, and found the curtain completely removed!! No replacement. We asked reception if someone was going to come replace the curtain and they basically said they couldn't fix it at this point, and that they could change us to a twin bed room (we were originally in a double) that was much, much smaller. Not the kind of situation I would expect from a hotel that flaunts its customer service. We also asked for room service on all three nights and not once were our bedsheets/duvet changed (we had an orange juice stain in the middle of our bed that was still there every day). Overall the location is great and the hotel is super aesthetic, but we didn't like the fact we had to stay in a curtain-less room for 2 nights with no compensation or alternative (and had to chase them to even do something about the fallen curtain).

It was a place I made an urgent reservation for at night because my flight was canceled, but it was easy to use and the room was warm and nice. The bathroom was very spacious, and the room was also very spacious.

The rooms were extremely well equipped with a mini bar, large tv and very tastefully decorated. Some nice touches like 2 free bottles of water, and biscuits. Very clean and the blackout curtains were great. The breakfast was amazing and really good quality. We will be back!

Meet parents who accompany their children to read. The price is too expensive. It is best to provide a regular private room. Many frequent price changes within a week. Adults need to stabilize for a few weeks without changing hotels. Clean and hygienic, many hotels in the town, close to the subway

On my first day in London, I chose to stay at the Moxy Hotel in Slough. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly, and check-in was a breeze. There's a huge Tesco nearby that's great for all your daily shopping needs. The hotel is also super close to the train station, about a 5-minute walk, making it really convenient to take the Elizabeth Line to central London. Overall, it was a good experience. My only minor gripe is that the hotel hallways could use better ventilation; I'd suggest improving the airflow.

The overall experience of this hotel is very good, the process from check-in to check-out is very smooth. The service staff is kind and courteous, the room is clean and tidy, the facilities are complete and well maintained. The location is convenient and the surrounding life functions are also very convenient. The overall accommodation environment is comfortable and relaxing. It is a pleasant stay experience. I will have the opportunity to visit again in the future.

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.

Called the hotel to confirm there were enough parking spaces before making room reservation. The telephone assistant was very helpful. Room was.spacious, clean and tidy and had everything we needed for a short stay. Front desk was friendly and polite. Breakfast was good, but could be better if they provided fried eggs and baked mushrooms as options on top of scrambled eggs and steamed mushrooms.