Newbury Hotel Guide - Hotels with Breakfast in Newbury, England

"Lovely rooms with unique period features, and a great pub next door with lovely staff. Highly recommended. "

"It's a very pleasant pub/hotel. Friendly staff. Extremely close to Highclere Castle. The food was excellent. The only negative aspect was the bathroom. The shower cabinet is very small and vert high up, making it very hard in and out safely. Also there are not enough power points in the room. Otherwise we had a very pleasant stay. Highly recommended!"

"We were there overnight for 1 night and had been at th theatre so unfortunately didn't get to experience any of the other hotel features as we had to leave relatively early the next morning"

"Stayed two nights for a long weekend, perched on the edge of Highclere Castle for our visit. Quite close to the A34, but even though our room was on that side we had no traffic noise. Nice little room upstairs in the cottage next door. Breakfast was included and that was excellent. Also had two evening meals, sample photos attached. Chef is very talented. Would happily return."

"The staff is really nice and helpful, it is not the best hotel in the world, but it is clean, comfortable and welcoming for a night stop on business trip. The food is good, at pub standard, the only missing part is a breakfast more elaborate. It is the little place like that that makes you love the countryside of Britain"

"One of the best hotels stayed in. Friendly staff, good amenities. very comfortable."

"Close to where I needed to be."

"Town centre location with parking"

"Arrived at 2am from Gatwick, which was expected.The hotel was extremely quiet and we slept well. Unfortunately the night porter had told us that breakfast would be available until 10.30am, which is the case at the weekend but not on weekdays. When we arrived for breakfast at 10am the staff could not have been more helpful and offered to cook us fresh bacon rolls. "

"Room was ok. Pub was quite noisy but that’s expected. Very limited parking so may have to park on a grass verge if coming back in evening time. "