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"From initial check in with the friendly helpful receptionist, to the clean, well equipped bedroom and comfortable bed, to the serving staff and food. All excellent. Could not fault it. Thank you for a lovely stay "

"Lovely hotel. Helpful staff"

"We wrapped up our trip with a stay at the Sir Christopher Wren Hotel, and it honestly couldn’t have been a better choice. The location is unbeatable—tucked right along the river with Windsor Castle just steps away. It had that perfect mix of charm and convenience that made us feel like we were living in a storybook for a few days. The hotel itself has so much character, and we loved the blend of historic charm with modern touches. Our room was super comfortable and peaceful, which made it easy to unwind. The staff were kind and helpful, and breakfast by the water was a definite highlight. What we really loved most, though, was the whole vibe of the area. Windsor has this cozy, quaint-town feel with cute shops, riverside paths, and little corners to explore everywhere you turn. We found ourselves wandering with no real plan—and that ended up being one of our favorite parts of the trip. Would absolutely stay here again. It was the perfect little exhale to end our travels."

"Staff very helpful, assisted with my bags and my elderly father"

"It has the best location in Windsor and is a perfect place to stay for one night before heading to Heathrow for a flight. The hotel is a historic building and very charming, but the rooms are not soundproof. You can hear walking and talking from nearby rooms and upstairs, but being in the center of town was worth it. We had a great view of the changing of the guards!"

"Stayed here for one night visiting friends. Great location and staff."

"Great location, ring at the top oftown opposite the castle. Its a room only hotel so no bar or restaurant, but Windsor has an abundance of pubs and restaurants to choose from. "

"Clean and easy access to the motorway. "

"Excellent views across Woking"