Manor Hotel

Hated all of it....smelt old & stale. No heating. Shower wasn't working. Needs an overhaul. Wasn't expecting to stay in a room in a private house next to the railway. Like Faulty Towers. Even my 8 yo daughter said I don't like this place can we go home.

The room on first impression was good but closer look used razors left behind bath and empty radox bottle bathroom floor not cleaned shower would not drain dirty spoons left thick in dust under window seat cobwebs hanging from light and power kept going off

We were warmly welcomed and even though we were the only guests at breakfast everything was perfect. We will certainly staying again.

Very cold. Radiator broken. Cracked and dirty sink. Room tired and furniture in need of updating. Used to be a lovely hotel, now bordering on being a grotty b&b! No staff to be found anywhere. They also never answer the phone. Stayed a couple of weeks ago and had an even worse room, where a large crack in the window was sellotaped over and again heating was not working and it was snowing! Thought it was a one off but obviously not. Best thing about it now is the breakfast. Really sad it is not being looked after!

For an alleged wedding venue, this hotel is awfully tired & shabby. The cream carpets were wildly discoloured throughout my suite. One of the towels was clearly used. The room felt disused & unclean, with a thick layer of dust on the toiletries, mouldy shower curtain & dirty and crumbling bathroom. The bed was uncomfortable and wafer thin, with two sheets running crosswise so I was laying across the seam. I felt like I should have slept with my clothes on. I could hear people in other rooms and on the ground floor talking, showering, flushing the toilets. I had to pry parking information from the service staff, who were friendly enough, but not forthcoming with the information. not worth the cost either, well overpriced for the shabby accommodations.

Upon arrival the hotel looked a little tired. We checked into our room and were initially pleased with it. A decent size and in the middle of a heatwave it had aircon; fabulous! However we were only in the room about half an hour when the ceiling started to leak. Went down to reception to inform them. We were then moved to another room. So disappointing. Walking through the hotel it was noticeable that it was in desperate need of decorating and a thorough deep clean. On arrival to our new room we were greeted by a rickety wrought iron 4 poster bed, a filthy jet bath and no air con. The carpet was filthy and the bed was not comfortable. We complained to reception again and were moved to another room in a cottage adjacent to the main hotel. Although the room was smaller than our initial reservation it was cleaner and nicer than the second room we had been offered. We also received a room rate refund due to the room not being of the original description. We didn't eat at the hotel, however we did try to order an afternoon tea only to be told they couldn't serve us as the chef wasn't on the premises. Another disappointment.

Next to Dachet station which gave easy access to visit Windsor and central London ,nice curry house in the village too

Uncomfortable beds - could fell the springs

Pretty hotel in pretty village, close to river and Windsor/Eton. Characterful room, though hotel is on noisy road, so roadside room was not quiet at all. Comfy bed. No breakfast, so can't comment on food.

Location was ideal for where we needed. Reception staff were goid at their job but felt like they were just going through the motions. We werent told anything about the hotel facilities. Room was small but fine for 1 night.