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1. Hilton Garden Inn London Heathrow Terminal 2 and 3
Hilton Garden Inn London Heathrow Terminal 2 and 3



2. Holiday Inn Express London Heathrow T4 by IHG
Holiday Inn Express London Heathrow T4 by IHG



3. Hyatt Place London Heathrow Airport
Hyatt Place London Heathrow Airport



4. Sofitel London Heathrow
Sofitel London Heathrow



5. Thistle London Heathrow Terminal 5
Thistle London Heathrow Terminal 5



6. Ibis budget London Heathrow Central
Ibis budget London Heathrow Central



7. Sir Christopher Wren Hotel
Sir Christopher Wren Hotel



8. Copthorne Hotel Slough-Windsor
Copthorne Hotel Slough-Windsor



9. Atrium Hotel Heathrow
Atrium Hotel Heathrow



10. Mitre House Hotel
Mitre House Hotel



11. Radisson Blu Hotel, London Heathrow
Radisson Blu Hotel, London Heathrow



12. Macdonald Windsor Hotel
Macdonald Windsor Hotel



13. Holiday Inn Slough - Windsor by IHG
Holiday Inn Slough - Windsor by IHG



14. Leonardo London Heathrow Airport
Leonardo London Heathrow Airport



15. Premier Inn Heathrow Airport Terminal 4
Premier Inn Heathrow Airport Terminal 4



16. Castle Hotel Windsor
Castle Hotel Windsor



17. The Royal Adelaide Hotel
The Royal Adelaide Hotel



18. The Bailey's Hotel London Kensington
The Bailey's Hotel London Kensington



19. De Vere Beaumont Estate
De Vere Beaumont Estate



20. Holiday Inn Express Windsor by IHG
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Eton
Step into Eton's charming medieval streets where history lives in every cobblestone. Wander past Gothic Eton College where black-tailcoated students bring centuries-old traditions to life. The historic High Street offers Tudor-style shops and boutiques selling college memorabilia. Cross Eton Bridge for stunning views of Windsor Castle rising majestically across the Thames. Traditional British pubs serve hearty fare while quaint tea rooms offer classic afternoon experiences. Most accommodations are historic coaching inns and boutique B&Bs with period charm. The compact village is best explored on foot with riverside paths perfect for scenic Thames walks.





Windsor City Centre
Windsor City Centre wraps you in centuries of royal charm, with cobblestone streets winding past the majestic Windsor Castle. Catch the colorful pageantry of the Changing of the Guard or wander along the Thames Path for stunning river views. The historic Guildhall and St. George's Chapel offer glimpses into Britain's royal heritage, while independent shops line pedestrianized streets. Traditional British pubs serve hearty comfort food alongside local ales, with tea rooms offering the quintessential afternoon tea experience. Two train stations connect you easily to London, while the compact center makes exploring on foot a breeze. Accommodation ranges from cozy B&Bs to elegant hotels with royal-inspired touches.

Park
The Park neighborhood in Windsor puts you right in the heart of family adventure, where Legoland's colorful excitement meets charming residential streets that'll have the kids plotting their next theme park conquest. This lively area features comfortable homes and vacation rentals that make you practically neighbors with some of the UK's most thrilling rides and attractions. Pack your sense of adventure (and maybe some snacks) since you'll be living the Legoland dream just steps from your front door. Windsor town center's pubs and restaurants are a short drive away for when you need proper grown-up food. The neighborhood buzzes with excited families planning castle visits and roller coaster marathons - it's impossible not to get caught up in the magic.
Old Windsor
Old Windsor whisks you back through time with its Saxon origins and medieval lanes winding toward Windsor Great Park. St. Peter and St. Andrew's Church stands as the crown jewel, its ancient stones telling tales centuries old. The Thames Path reveals peaceful riverside scenery perfect for afternoon strolls through this authentic slice of English countryside. Traditional pubs serve hearty fare and local ales in cozy centuries-old settings. Charming bed & breakfasts in historic cottages offer intimate stays with personal touches. Though public transport is limited, the village's quiet lanes are ideal for walking and cycling adventures.

Clewer East
Clewer East gives you that elusive glimpse of everyday British life most tourists miss. This peaceful residential pocket sits just a 15-minute stroll from Windsor Castle, with Victorian brick homes lining leafy streets. Historic parish churches dot the neighborhood, offering quiet moments away from the royal buzz. Wander to nearby Home Park or follow paths along the Thames for a breath of fresh air. Local pubs and small cafes provide cozy spots to chat with residents over a pint or cream tea. Most visitors stay in charming bed and breakfasts tucked into converted Victorian homes. Getting around is simple with local buses connecting to Windsor's center, or enjoy the pleasant walk to major attractions.
Top landmarks in Windsor

Windsor Castle
Windsor Great Park
Eton College
Dorney Lake

Theatre Royal

Dorney Court
Windsor Racecourse
Frogmore House
Learn more about Windsor
Windsor is well-known for its castle and riverfront while attractions include Windsor Royal Shopping Centre and Theatre Royal. Visitors to this historical city speak highly of the restaurants whereas sights include St. Georges Chapel and Eton High Street Shopping.
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Cavendish House
"Our stay at Cavendish house was convenient and simple from booking to check out. The flat was clean, well laid out with nice little touches like essentials in the fridge) and the lift access and free parking were bonuses. My only negative was the bedroom overlooked the local wetherspoons which on Friday and and Saturday night was pretty audible until late but other then that the location was excellent. We would definitely think about booking again if in the area and just bring ear plugs."
Sir Christopher Wren Hotel
"Excellent hotel in a great location overlooking the Thames . The bed was super comfortable with a spacious bedroom and bathroom and a lovely shower . We loved the Brasserie for breakfast and an evening meal , one of the nicest dining/bar areas I’ve come across in a hotel . The staff were very friendly and helpful , a credit to the establishment . The only slight negative in the bedroom was a fan running most of the night , but it didn’t disturb our sleep too much . The parking option was a great plus , with parking available at the train stations car park , with reserved spaces for the hotel’s guest at a rate of £15 a day ."
Castle Hotel Windsor
"Loved how charming it was"
The Crown And Cushion
"Great location and good price. We loved being able to walk everywhere. We have no complaints. Didnt get a chance to eat breakfast but it looked good."
Goswell House
"We will agree to a warm reception, but we were also given help to carry our luggage up the stairs by staff. We really appreciated that. Great location with great access to local restaurants and of course Windsor Castle. Make sure you map out your drop off, we were dropped off at Rachel sandwich shop and they was just a short walk up the path to the hotel."
The Royal Adelaide Hotel
"Where to start...great location, short walk to Windsor Castle, all sorts of shopping nearby, lots of pubs nearby to eat and drink, breakfast included with stay which was really good, small bar to wind down, Sara and Sarah who were the nicest and funniest staff and service was outstanding. We will stay here again next visit."
LEGOLAND Windsor Resort
"The hotel and staff were great. Our only issue really was that although you get early entry into the park, alot of the rides don't open until later in the day which means there's not a lot to do with smaller kids who aren't going on the skylion. The evening buffet is nice but also expensive and not really worth it for families with picky eater kids"
Oakley Court
"Beautiful property, wonderful staff and food, lots of goodies included in your stay even with the lowest room fare."
The Winning Post
"A very pleasant overnight stay with great food"




























































































