LEGOLAND Windsor Resort

Very polite staff and very helpful

It’s quite expensive for one night. The room is quite basic for me. It’s not worth £448

parking was a nightmare.....I should have had a complimentary e-ticket parking pass form booking.com in my confirmation email and this was not the case. The staff printed one out for me each day but this experience could have been better

We don’t all drive !! Stayed here to attend Royal Ascot, and they were quite a few few people that had done that! I hadn’t realised there were two hotels at Legoland. All my email said The Windsor Resort. So I had to take a cab there from Legoland Main entrance costing me £10 and then when I got there they told me I was staying at the other hotel so it cost me another £9 to get a taxi back and about two hours of my day…. From the bus stop to the hotel on further trips it was a very confusing walk across large empty car parks.. The food we were buying in the evening and the restaurant was awful, very expensive, small portions, the spaghetti Bolognese was terrible. All food menus had to be downloaded with a Q card, which I hate! Not a good experience for me at all.

Lovely log cabin very clean and new, beautifully decorated, fridge and kettle. Climbing apparatus and slides outside each group of cabins. Very well organised. Levi animals and people all over the place. Put 4 year old was in her element.

Food was very expensive. Needs air con in cabins 2 fans provided but still very hot although it did reach 30’ outside.

We lived in Woodland Village; it is almost a grandmother's house in the woods. A very calm and beautiful place, with playgrounds near every house! Only one thing which may disturb is that it is around a 7-minute walk from Legoland Park.