Aylesbury Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Aylesbury, England

"I have stayed in countless hotels over the years but The Sir Christopher Wren has to be one of the best . The location was perfect, all of the staff were friendly and helpful and the food both at breakfast and for evening meals was top quality. I can`t find a single thing I wasn`t happy with. Dave Duff"

"Perfectly situated in the middle of Windsor with wonderful views of the castle. The staff and property are amazingly comfortable."

"Everything was perfect. We rested and made it to our plane home. "

"Reception and restaurant / bar staff very friendly. "

"Very clean area around hotel not great"

"Lovely country house hotel set in the Thames valley and overlooking the river Thames from the surrounding hills. Nice walks around the gardens. Excellent food in the restaurant and a great full English breakfast. Room was well presented with large bathroom, shower over bath. We had a room with a separate sitting area which had great views out over the valley and river. Wi-Fi, etc worked well, two TV’s one in each room. Did not use the large pool or Spa."

"Room was a lot bigger than I had expected. Was very clean and breakfast option was really worth it. "

"Just enjoyed a two night stay at Holiday Inn, Aylesbury. Very friendly staff, lovely welcome. The hotel itself is very airy, extremely clean, well decorated. Our room was very spacious, the huge bed was very comfortable, plenty of storage space. The room included an ironing board and iron. The hospitality was very minimal - two tea bags, two regular and two decaf coffees and two milks. (Reception are more than happy to issue extra). We ate in the restaurant one evening, the food was plentiful and delicious as was the cooked breakfast (other breakfast options are available). NEGATIVES No lift up to the 1st Floor Bar drink prices exorbitant: £16 for a 250ml, £12.50 for a 125ml glass of wine. £43 for a bottle of white wine. A pint of Stella Artois was around £6, which is normal hotel price. Car parking charge of £5 for 24 hours. Considering the postives which far outweigh the negatives, i would have no hesitation at staying at this lovely hotel."