Hotéis com bar em Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom

This weekend was the second time I stayed at the Leonardo in Milton Keynes. I booked a few weeks earlier and locked in a very good price on Trip. I chose the Leonardo because it was a fabulous stay last time with a very good breakfast. This time I stayed in a double room and it was bigger than I expected. I stayed in room 601 and it was an end room and overlooked the big Leonardo red banner on the outside of the building. I had a very good view of the city from the room. The room had a window that opened and a TV. I had a very good bathroom with great products. The towels were really clean and fluffy. There was T and coffee in the room. Plenty of space. I had sockets next to the bed for my phone. I had a great nights sleep. Bed was so comfy. Slept brilliant. I had breakfast for the 3 nights I stayed and it was excellent. Plenty of room in the restaurant and not overcrowded at breakfast. The staff were very attentive for the whole of my stay. There was a free water fountain down in the foyer and it was a mega hot weekend so this was great. There is also somewhere for baggage storage if you want to visit the fantastic shopping centre that’s not far away. The hotel It’s about a 10 min walk from the train station. Great if you are visiting London there are loads of trains and it’s quick. I chose to stay at the Leonardo because it’s a very comfy stay as London prices are so expensive. There are lots of great restaurants near by so it’s great for an evening out. It’s a lot quieter than central London therefore much better for my senior solo adventures. The images I e uploaded are the walk from the station, the room after I stayed in it! The bathroom the bottled accessories in the bathroom so you know what to expect, the views from my window, sunsets and the bed after I slept in it. A very great stay and highly recommended. I went to London every morning, went to the British museum , ham house, Tracey Emin at Tate Modern and shopping .

Very friendly reception and bar staff. The room was facing the atrium which is a bit odd (that's where the window is) and noisy at times (there was a match on in the bar).

Overall, we felt this hotel offered really good value for money, especially considering the location. It was a convenient base for visiting Windsor and the surrounding areas, while being noticeably more affordable than many of the hotels closer to the town centre. For anyone planning a short stay around Windsor, we think this is a practical and budget-friendly option. The room itself was comfortable and had everything we needed for our stay. We particularly appreciated the privacy of the curtains, which blocked the light well and made it easier to rest properly. The bed and duvet were also very comfortable, and overall the atmosphere felt quiet enough for a good night’s sleep. Check-in and check-out were straightforward, and the general experience was smooth and hassle-free. Another positive point was the convenience of the location. It was easy to drive to nearby attractions and restaurants, and having parking available made the trip much less stressful. Compared with accommodation prices in Windsor itself, this felt like a much better-value choice without being too far away. The only area we felt could be improved was the carpet in the room and hallway. It seemed a little old and worn, and in some areas it looked slightly dirty, which affected the overall impression of cleanliness. The room itself generally felt tidy, but replacing or deep-cleaning the carpets would probably make the hotel feel much fresher and more modern.

Firstly the photo’s are misleading. The room was very disappointing. The bedding was clean but the bed was uncomfortable. The decor was tired to say the least. There were stains on the lampshade. The desk light was so dusty I could write my name in it. The bathroom needs up grading. It was very worn and it’s not great to be using a shower curtain in this day and age. To add to this we were presented with a Sunday menu but no roasts were available and no burgers. The staff were polite but looked as tired and drained as the environment. Returning to our springy protruding bed we were woken up by the fire alarm at 1:30am. We gathered in the car park but no one came to check on us, so we wondered back in. We were woken up again at 7:45am by the fire alarm again (appears they have to be super sensitive to keep every one safe!) so that saved some battery power on our mobiles. We were going to stay for breakfast but thought maybe not. The good points: I got a 50% refund. The shower was hot and did the job and the hair and body stuff  was surprisingly good. Overall it is such a shame. The hotel could be delightful, the coach house area could be quaint and the room was a good size. I personally would pop to the local charity shop and pick up some second hand lamps and get the stained ones into a skip. Lesson learnt I should have read the reviews and not trusted the photos. Overall disappointing and could not wait to leave.

From the moment we arrived at Danesfield House, we were treated extremely well. All of the staff were very helpful and could not do enough for us, even carrying our luggage to our room. Our room had a beautiful view over the river Thames and hotel gardens and the four poster bed was lovely and comfortable. The bathroom was lovely and clean and their were plenty of towels and toiletries. I had booked a treatment in the Spa for my wife and all of the staff were amazing. The Spa itself was very nice, and although the jacuzzi was out of action, this did not spoil the experience at all. Finally, our breakfast was wonderful. We were greeted and shown to our seats immediately. Our order was taken for our choice of breakfast by a lovely waitress and coffee and toast was brought to us by an absolutely wonderful waiter who had the biggest smile that never left his face the entire time we were in the restaurant. He was extremely polite and just made you smile with his infectious enthusiasm for the ”fabulous filter coffee” and the ”terrific toast” (his words, not mine) that he served us. I just wish I had his name to include with this review as he deserves a special mention. Overall it was a fantastic experience and the right choice of hotel to celebrate my wife's birthday. We will definitely be coming back.

Lovely stay on a Monday night at Crazy Bear Beaconsfield. Only English restaurant was open so marked down the amenities as didn't really use others aside from the restaurant, bar and room. There is a lovely looking pool. Service was good. Mixup with our steak order was quite easily resolved however ended up with a cut of steak I didn't want. Would recommend booking restaurant time before 7pm as between 5-6.45 pm you get 25% off your total bill including alcoholic drinks. Would recommend offering prosecco on the menu. As cheapest champagne was around £100 so on the pricey side in general to eat and drink.

Stayed an additional night in room 155, after two nights in 266. Great new room, with new shower. Very clean. Staff were friendly and very helpful. We did not eat at the hotel but would definitely recommend as a little getaway. Great location and scenery.

The location is perfect. Parking and other facilities such as gym and pool are free. The room is really nice and there wardrobe has enough space for clothing and storing luggage. The room doesn't have an AC so it does get very hot during hot weather. Inside the wardrobe is a fan which can be used to keep the room cool. There is no fridge in the room to keep some of the drinks cool. Overall good hotel for the price and location.

This hotel looks beautiful from outside with a lovely ground and impressive entrance, but however, I found the room & common area not so impressive  they need to give it a face lift to deserve the room rate. Especially with a high bathtub it’s quite dangerous as it’s slippery when you step into it to have a shower, even with the rubber mat on it , luckily I brought along my rubber slipper, which I can use to have a shower to prevent from slipping . Our room included breakfast, buffet table selection of food were poor, and the quality of food was not great even with basic smoke salmon it looks stale & the cooked breakfast was ok not impressive. The front desk reception staff were not helpful with problem . But the manager at the front desk was very helpful when we checked out , after hearing our comments about the problem he took note said he’ll look into the problem & told us to contact him when decide to stay with them next time. I do appreciate his helpfulness & trying to make the best of the situation, Cliveden Hotel should treasure him as the hotel manager.

This is definitely ond of our favourite hotels. It has such a calm yet happy vibe. The decor and furniture are modern, minimal and just right for the space, everything is high quality, from the furniture to the water crafts, right down to the napkins! The only 'issues' we come across this visit was the miscommunication by staff regarding the spa closing times, which meant we didn't get to use it as expected on the Sunday evening. Also I haven't been able to find any information regarding the new policy of needing to p£50 per night per room down as a deposit on arrival, it is however returned to your account the moment you check out but a heads up regarding this would be nice! Overall though its excellent value for money...we were late booking do ended up having to get a room with a mini bar, unfortunately we didn't realise the content was included in the price so missed out on the treats we unnecessarily resisted all weekend!! Would highly recommend for a peaceful break that still has a bit of an busy atmosphere going on :)