Great food, great ambiance, good service-highly recommend. Two fireplaces, cozy, Like everything…read moreabout this place!

I take Sunday lunch very seriously when we're in the UK. If a pub says it serves "Traditional…read moreSunday Lunch," I expect it to be served by a balding landlord, huffing up the stairs from the too-small kitchen while arguing loudly with his once-attractive but now tragically large-busted and over-made-up wife (called Barbara), while muttering insults under his wheezing breath. Too specific, y'think? Probably, but that's my expectation and, damn it, I'm the customer! Which brings us to The Ivy House, a great pub stuck on a hillocks to the side of the Amersham Road. We visited with a quite-large party, in the latter hours of what is generally considered lunchtime. It was to be our last big meal before flying home, and I had taste buds that needed to be sated for about another year. The place delivered mightily. Pleasingly for our diverse crew, it had a great selection of meals for traditionalists, kids, and vegetarians. Service was swift and friendly absent the balding landlord and trollopy wife in my imagination but full of an efficient waiter who couldn't have been more helpful. The roast beef was good but, as the last of the day, it was a little dry and gristly. The rhubarb and ginger crumble with custard was lovely, though perhaps a tad too sweet for some. All five of the kids with us thoroughly enjoyed their meals, too, so the whole party was completely happy. The ale I had was the icing on the cake (not literally), though it's name now escapes me. The Ivy House is an excellent spot for a great Sunday lunch. They had signs in the pub, asking for patrons to support an effort to stop a new train track being laid across the fields right in front of the pub. I surely hope they succeed in this effort. The pub's in a very serene spot. If we're ever in the area again, we'll be back.

Came back from Bath and was flying out the next morning from Terminal 2 and saw the reviews for…read morethis place. Super convenient as it's in Terminal 2. Easy to find as the signs in the Queen's terminal are large and everywhere (good job sign posting, unlike terminal 5). The rooms are a bit dated and not laid out intuitively. The safe is in the night stand and when open it bumps against the bed. The faucet in the bathroom sink has little clearance from the basin and thus water gets everywhere when washing your hand/face. The shower head sprays water and with a glass wall (vs shower curtain) gets outside the tub and the tile gets wet. These little design wonkiness is what makes it a 4 (vs 5). This place is popular with large groups. The restaurant is solid - fantastic greek salad and the grilled salmon perfect. The runway rooftop bar is also a must do (you can get non alcoholic drinks). So mesmerizing and relaxing to watch the planes. A solid place for a quick fly in/out of LHR

The hotel rooms are a bit old. Past their prime. Breakfast starts at 6am (for an airport hotel it…read moreis late). Since I am an elite member and could not take breakfast, I was supposed to get points. They promised me points, but did not give me any points...

We had dropped in for something to eat. We were expecting standard pub grub but were given a…read moresurprise. Delicious food and some excellent specials. Attention to where the food was sourced and great service. But we were the only ones eating. Everyone else was at the front in the original part of the building getting drunk. It was only on closer inspection that we realised this place was also a hotel. From the website it seems like a chic boutique. But I can't honestly give much information on it. I will be going back and will have a proper dinner there. I will update my review with full dinner details. All I know is the food was lovely. Give it a try.

What a cracking surprise this turned out to be!…read more Smack bang in the middle of this pretty little village this English country pub packs a couple of great surprises. First of all the layout inside is unusual and wonderful. Large tables and lounge chairs make this comfortable for coffee meetings and / or afternoon drinks for business whilst maintaining a great pub bar, not an easy trick to pull off. The food is also outstanding, definitely better than you'd expect and certainly restaurant standard +. Thats not all the wine list is good too, they offer much more than the standard cheap Australian screw tops usually found in English pubs. But this pub is also a hotel and I stayed in room 5 which was warm, clean and had a great rain shower. The bed was comfortable too and my only gripe would be that the wardrobe was tiny and my view out of the window was grim. But this is a lovely English pub and it deserves a look from anyone able to visit.

March 2026; WOW! Just do it! Just book the hotel and eat in their formal dining restaurant!…read moreExceptional customer service, views and food. We LOVED our stay here and will be back. See photos for a delicious Sunday Lunch meal!

I am torn in my review of this place. If money is no object then its worth a stay. It is truly like…read moreyou are staying in a mansion from yesteryear. Definitely a downton abbey moment. My room however was not worth the $1k per night I paid. No cookies, small bathroom, no AC (visited in the blazing summer), no fridge. The charges for food were outrageous. Lunch menu was limited and I spent $100 on a bowl of soup, salad and a couple of soft drinks. This all being said am I happy I stayed here, yes. Its a once in a lifetime stay that I would never repeat but I probably put the $5k I spent to better use as a down payment on a new car but you only live once!

The quality to cost ratio for this hotel is very good. It is in a nice location direction aside…read morethe Uxbridge tube station which makes it easy to reach. Mr special thanks go to Sarah, sorting out a messed up booking for us to show us to switch between Travel lodges.

I visited this Travelodge with no expectations as I had only paid £9 for a night there. It's one of…read morethe newer Travelodge's which is quite nice as you know nothing should be broken or out of order. When you enter the hotel it is quite strange as you expect reception to be there - it's not. You have to go up in the lift to get to the reception. Once inside it's very obvious as to the newness of the building as it's all very modern. The reception is situated in the breakfast area which is a little strange but the check in staff are very helpful. There is also 2 computers in this area for guest use which is a nice touch. The rooms follow the theme of the rest of the hotel - very modern. There was a flat screen TV mounted onto a wood panel. Everything in the room was very clean. The only downside to the whole stay was that there was no bath - only a shower! Not much to grumble about!!

Staff was great!! Rooms for family - Super great…read moreProximity to tube station - Phenomenal. Options for food nearby - A bunch! Rate - Decent! Would I stay again? absolutely!

Adorable little boutique hotel diagonal from Windsor castle on High Street. My main complaint is…read morethere is no gym in the hotel. There is a gym that guests can use for a small fee that is 3 minutes away but it doesn't open until 8 or 9am depending on the day. That is too late for me since I was going to work early every day. The rooms are tiny with a double bed. I had a view of the rooftop next door. The mattress was pretty firm and the bed had 4 pillows one of which was a feather. The bathroom had a nice shower with one of those rain shower heads and the water got really hot. The shower door was one of those half doors that doesn't close. That seems a bit weird but it worked. The bathroom has a towel warmer but mine was not working which was unfortunate. It also got a bit stuffy in my room at night luckily the window was able to open a little bit, enough for fresh air! There are coffee pods, and tea in the room. I love that they give you the Walkers biscuits in your room. They are so good and there were many flavors that they replenished every day. Also they gave you water in your mini fridge. My co worker was not happy that there was no lotion or conditioner in the bathroom. She asked for lotion at the front desk but then had to buy some conditioner. I always bring mine so it wasn't a big deal for me. My reservation came with a buffet breakfast in the restaurant. It was your traditional English breakfast The coffee was horrible. 2/10 on the coffee scale. The location is fabulous and very walkable. Kitty corner to the Windsor castle and shopping is steps away.

Rooms are ok not great not nice just ok. Resturant in building is ok not great not outstanding just…read moreok. Room maintenance so so. Hvac was not good hot at night had to open the window to cool down. Washroom shower is made for small people. An overall rating is ok Location is great.

the breakfast is great. room is clean and tidy, but a bit noisy if room is near the roadread more

I have stayed here twice and apart from the odd see through bathroom door it was ok. We had a room…read morefor £65pn inc breakfast and I dont think it is worth more than that. It is nice and clean though and not far from the M! and the town centre

This is the old black and white timbered building in the main street through Wendover. It is fairly…read morenewly open having been recently refurbished and been taken on by new management and now seems to be doing really well. Basically it is a cosy hotel with a stylish gastro type pub element downstairs. The interior is very much old world styling with stripped wood floors and creaky stair cases. The food that they serve is also top notch and very much worth trying. Menu choices are exceptional and the portions are large. I would recommend the burger if you're feeling hungry.

Wow. This is top tier. Absolutely stunning grounds and building…read more It has breathtaking views of the Chess Valley with really nice nature/hiking trails. The fitness center includes a gym, pool, sauna and steam room. They offer memberships and swimming lessons. They have blow dryers in the changing room. I came here for a cream tea, but after seeing this place I am definitely planning a three day get-away. They have a restaurant, an elegant bar that offers a light menu in the afternoons and the Library where you can enjoy drinks and afternoon tea. The only thing that looked like it needed some refurbishment is the women's shower/changing room (bring shower shoes!). The staff we interacted with where friendly, but many of them were new so the service was a bit subpar; however I imagine they'll get the hang of their job soon enough :)

This is a lovely hotel, in beautifully manicured grounds with a great separate building bar &…read morefunction room for private events (such as the training course we were on). What did I not like... £7.50 for a glass of wine, no hallway between the reception area & the bedrooms so anyone being loud late at night, or opening doors early in the morning would have everyone awake. The gym was an absolute joke. Some cardio equipment, 1kg to 8kg dumbells & then 18kg dumbells & essentially nothing else. But there were lovely running trails outside. Perhaps a lovely place for a romantic break away for a couple, not a great place for any other reason... Also, I found an earwig in my towels on my last day there... Gross.