Thatcham Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in Thatcham, United Kingdom

Wonderful old prison building that's been reimagined as a modern hotel. Cool rooms, excellent amenities and very comfortable. Excellent location just off the main street so it was quiet and private. Enjoyed it very much.

i enjoyed the walk to the grange from the main reception and the room was a nice size and on the surface clean and pleasant. However i noticed bad maintenance in some areas, particularly in the bathroom. i didnt eat there so can't say anything about the food. pleasant environment makes it a nice place for a relaxing weekend break, i could walk for hours just round the ground. If you can forgive chipped plaster and bad grouting/filling then go for it.

The hotel itself was beautiful: traditional furniture and fixtures in the main lobby and seating area however the service wasn't spectacular and the view from our room was not a 'garden view' as promised. When checking in, the receptionist took the wrong amount of money and did not give us any information about breakfast or check in times which was disappointing. The room was nice, except it was quite dusty in places and the view which stated on the website as being one of the garden, was actually of bushes and trees approximately 4m away and we couldn't see any of the garden. At approximately £160 a night I would expect a better view. The classic room which would have been cheaper had the only difference of a double bed and as I paid for an executive room I assumed the view would be better which was a shame.

Good size room and comfortable. The bathroom is dated and the shower rather lacking. Room was too hot Overnight as it was a hot day, but the only ventilation was some external doors to a car park which felt insecure to sleep with them open.

Good location for the center of Henley on Thames. Self parking is difficult until late evening. Large bar area open quite late and a large restaurant which we did not get a chance to try either for dinner or breakfast. The bedrooms and bathrooms are large and overall comfortable. The only downside to the hotel is that there are lots of stairs to go up and down to get to your room and you have to roll your suitcase through the restaurant to get there.

This was our third stay in the past four years, and we continue to come back each time we are in Oxford. The rooms are comfortable and well appointed. The hotel has a nice little bar for a drink before dinner. Plenty of parking, and in a quiet neighbourhood.

The room was much smaller than we were led to believe that it would be. My partner and I constantly crashed into each other and to the sharp edges of the furniture. This led to some bruising for each of us and great inconvenience.

Restaurant expensive. One course plus 1 glass wine (two people) cost £50 +. Lovely food. Good breakfast with almost everything. No lift we had 24 steps to our room, but 44 if on top floor of the mansion house, so check this before you book.

Really enjoyed our stay here. Loved the croquet on the lawn and terrace that has beautiful views over the fields.

The hotel is a bit of a sprawling collection of buildings. Although comfortable and roomy our accessible room, (142), was some distance from facilities for a disabled person. Our party of eight senior retired folk were scattered around the hotel but mainly because of our request for different levels of accessibility in rooms. We would visit again.