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Carol Jan 21st, 1999 04:09 PM

Accomodations in Windsor
 
Looking for a charming accomodation in Windsor for my husband and two teenage daughters for our last night in England in March,Any suggestions?

Dan Jan 21st, 1999 04:44 PM

A few years ago my wife, son and I spent our last night in England at the Oakley Court hotel in Windsor - a 19th century manor on the Thames - a short drive to Heathrow the next AM. We really enjoyed ourselves - ordered room service, lounged by the river, had a great breakfast before departing after a great two-week vacation. I'd do it again without hesitation. <BR>

Tracy Jan 22nd, 1999 01:25 AM

Hi Carol -- <BR> <BR>No clue on the lodgings front, but check out the Two Brewers pub near the entrance to Windsor Great Park. <BR> <BR>It's a free house (not tied to any one brewery, so big beer & wine selection) & it does great food, compared to many other places in touristy Windsor. <BR> <BR>Have fun! <BR>xo <BR>T

Maike Jan 22nd, 1999 02:42 AM

Hi ! Forte Grand Castle Windsor, a four star hotel is just next to the castle and in the centre of town. Nice and cosy athmosphere.

Kay May 11th, 2000 09:09 AM

I see these earlier postings on Windsor did not get much response. Does anyone else have recommendations on lodgings in Windsor within easy walking distance of the castle? I am attending a meeting there and the Castle Hotel is way too expensive--hoping for 100 Pounds or less.

David White May 12th, 2000 07:49 AM

Kay, <BR> <BR>There are a couple of small hotels and B&Bs in Eton, just a short walk across a pedestrian bridge from Windsor. Eton is a pleasant small town, site of the famous boy's school. One of the hotels is: <BR> <BR>Christopher Hotel <BR>110 High Street <BR>Eton <BR>SL4 6AN <BR> Phone 01753 852359 <BR>FAX: 01753 830914 <BR> <BR>Also, the Christopher Wren's House hotel is located on the river at Windsor...I've not stayed there (it is probably over £100) but it is a good place to have tea and watch the swans on the Thames: <BR> Sir Christopher Wren's House Hotel <BR>Thames Street <BR>WINDSOR <BR>SL4 1PX <BR> Phone 01753 861354 <BR>Fax 01753 860172 <BR> <BR>Enjoy your trip! <BR> <BR>David White <BR>www.KidsToLondon.com

kam May 12th, 2000 09:53 AM

We also enjoyed the Oakley Court. Much better choice than going back to London and then back out and much prettier than the properties at Heathrow.

Martin May 12th, 2000 10:33 AM

have any of you taken a cab from Heathrow to Windsor (or vice versa) and if so what did it cost? I'm trying to find an alternative to a night at an airport hotel but we have luggage and cannot do public transport. Please, don't tell me "it was not much" - that is not much help, I'm looking for dollar/pound amounts if possible. Also are cabbies OK with taking you for a short haul like that? Thank you.

rand May 12th, 2000 12:52 PM

Martin, if you are willing to pay to find out. <BR>Burgundy Cars provide a private hire service from any location to London <BR>Heathrow Airport. <BR> <BR>For further details call 0800 013 1313 (+44 1344 621321 from outside the UK) or <BR>visit the desk located in Terminal One arrivals.


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