Lovely hotel just like all the other premier inns nice comfortable bed decent sized tv good shower…read morenice friendly staff like a home from home lots of parking too set in the busy part of high Wycombe good sound proofing nice food I recommend this hotel

Clean, comfortable, and with astonishingly helpful staff. When I ended up with what sounded like a…read morerugby practice going on in the room above me, they moved me to another room. The rooms are furnished with the usual that you'd expect in this price range: bed, chair or divan, nice desk, lots of lights, air conditioning, an open wardrobe, TV, coathooks, one drawer, hair dryer vanity, toilet and bathtub/shower. The bathtub is nice and deep, although unusually high off the floor. I found myself missing the mini-fridge that so many chains include. The free breakfast is the best I have seen in any hotel I've stayed: full English breakfast, a good choice of cold cereals, fruit, yoghurt, juices, coffee, tea, etc. Some items, you have to ask for the kitchen to make up for you (vegetarian sausages, porridge, omelettes). The restaurant is also open the rest of the day, but like most hotel restaurants, it's pretty overpriced. Fortunately, High Wycombe is pretty well supplied with fun places to eat, a number of which are within easy walking distance. There is also lots of shopping nearby. There is free wi-fi, with the option to upgrade to a fast connection by paying for it.

Good Value, good service, comfy bed, quiet (room faced back courtyard)…read more Easy walk to all the shops as required. There is a little bar but we did not use it.

Great hotel just as expected like every other Travelodge, room was clean and tidy and sheets were…read moreclean, not much noise we had 2 rooms one was facing the main road which you only hear a little noise from, and the other room face a little court yard that was very noisy at night as was the back to a restaurant, location is right opposite the eden shopping centre, parking for the Travelodge is the eden car park so there is a bit of a walk from car to hotel. But it was still a local and cheapish hotel i was happy to stay in and impressed.

This was a comfortable hotel to stay at while on a business trip. The room was comfortable, quiet,…read moreand spacious. The shower had good water pressure. The room had everything I needed. Customer service was friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet had a good variety of tasty options. I also walked to the Next department store across the street, went to the movie theater next door, and had dinner at the Frankie and Benny's restaurant. All were nice, and it was convenient to have those businesses in the area close to the hotel. I would stay here again if I returned to the area on business.

Well, what can I say besides the room was OK and the free breakfast - full English - buffet was a…read moregreat start to our first full day in the UK. Finding the place at night was a nightmare, as signage was practically hidden and the little side road access to the hotel was invisible at night. We drove around for over an hour looking for some way to get to the place. The check-in and check-out process was the most disorganized I have ever witnessed with reception staff having to disappear into the back somewhere for printouts and change! This all took much longer than I have ever experienced in the US. This disorganization extended to the bar where they could not take a credit card and where once again they had to disappear to some secret sanctuary to obtain change. Strange.

I booked this hotel for my wife, young baby and I and said this when booking a room at the Annex…read more The room was not at all suitable, there was barely enough floor space for our (thankfully small) travel cot, there definitely isn't room for the buggy and the room was a very strange layout. The kettle had to be moved to the floor to reach the power point. One of the bedside lights wasn't working. The en-suite shower room was also extremely small and was falling apart in places (e.g. the board under the shower had fallen off). Be wary of booking a room in the "Annex" part of the hotel, it is basically a converted house and they've tried to squeeze in far too many rooms.

I stayed here whilst visiting friends that lived in the area. I found the rooms to be pleasant,…read morewell equipped and most of all, clean. I had no problems whilst staying from Friday through the Sunday, and would happily stay again. For the price I don't think you'd find much (if anything) better.

So this is a small family run hotel. They have a one key fits your room and the hotel front door in…read morecase you go out and return when reception is not covered. They do leave a number for you to contact if you have an issue during the night. Breakfast is served but if you are in a hurry you might want to skip it as it is only a small kitchen and as more people appear for breakfast service does slow down. They do not serve dinner and there is no bar. There is plenty of eateries about a ten/fifteen minute walk down the road. There is a large car park to the rear of the hotel so where you park is not an issue, there was no additional charge to park.

From the owner: Opened in September 2016, the Rye Court Hotel offers 17 beautifully presented boutique rooms with…read moreluxury ensuite bathrooms in a comfortable and homely setting.

Nice comfortable hotel. Very modern. Nice rooms. Ideally located if you are travelling as it is…read moreright near the motorway. Has a cinema next to it and also there is a supermarket and department store in close vicinity. Hotel is ideal for functions also - we used it for a 50th birthday party and the service and staff were great from planning to hosting the event.

Stayed here a few years ago with my partner and it was really nice. As you'd expect with the Crown…read morePlaza's the standard is high through out. The bed was probably the biggest that i have ever slept in - it was huge! The bar area is nice but it is very pricey. Breakfast was really good with plenty of choice from cooked to continential. The following day, we used the pool and sauna area which was nice - there is even a out door hot tub. In the evening we went into Marlow High Street where there are a number of different restaurants and bars to go to. All in all a very nice visit.

Just a one night stay-over. Hotel staff friendly and very helpful. Lobby restaurant quite good and…read moreprices not outrageous. Very nice cosy, faux-Irish pub in the lobby. Rooms well appointed with a few luxury features. I would use this hotel again except for two problems I had. There was no power outlet near the bed. I have a CPAP machine and I could not plug it in. (Didn't think to call for extension cord). Hotel does not have shuttle from the airport. Had to use public bus with surly driver, crowded & uncomfortable, and no credit card payment for 8 pound ride. Had to get off and go to ATM. Annoying.

Charming and very old Inn with a Pub downstairs. Rooms are old, so keep that in mind along with the…read morefact that there is not an elevator. As long as you are good with the quirks of a very old building whose rooms are above a noisy pub, you will be fine. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. We did dine in the restaurant and it was delicious.

Quiant old pub with great customer service Nothing too…read morefancy but has a nice feel to it!!