格雷特弗斯特酒店(Great Fosters)

This is a beautiful old estate. The grounds are beautiful - even in January. It must be absolutely lovely in the warmer summer months. My only complaint was the noise. Because the building is so old, the windows do not seal properly and any noise from the reception area such as loud talkers or cars pulling onto the stone driveway was clearly audible in our room.

The most remarkable property. Second time visiting the hotel, the bed is like a dream , the property is magical, and the staff is ultimately efficient and kind. I love to stay here before flying out of Heathrow … highly recommend this property to anyone wanting to unwind and just breathe.

My husband and Irecently had the pleasure of staying one night at Great Fosters hotel. Nestled near the heart of Windsor, this historical gem of a hotel left an indelible mark on us with its impeccable service and charming ambiance. From the moment we stepped through the small “door-in-a-door” we were immediately captivated by the enchanting and historical interior that exuded classical English charm. It was clear that great effort was taken to restore/preserve its history yet it still achieved the expectations for modern comforts. We were quite hungry the day we arrived and requested tea and we were escorted to a charming and secluded tearoom to our delight. The tea service was excellent and was a wonderful start to our stay. Afterwards, we took a stroll in the gorgeous gardens of the hotel and then retired to our room to rest before dinner. Our room was a blend of traditional and contemporary décor with a mix of antique furniture and modern amenities that provided us with a comfortable and relaxing space. It also had a scenic view of the amazing garden and grounds, which we truly enjoyed. To top off our stay, we ate at The Tudor Pass that is located in the hotel, which was absolutely outstanding. Great Fosters was truly a tranquil retreat where we were able to unwind and appreciate the beauty of an English estate and we wish we could have stayed longer. We highly recommend Great Fosters for anyone seeking an unforgettable, beautiful and historical hotel with excellent se

Tired and living on past glory. Room poor and tired and no bed made up for our 7 year old on arrival at 9.45pm. She had to sleep in our bed. Very poor breakfast buffet with little choice. A lot of aircraft noise until 11.15pm from low flying planes departing Heathrow.

It was a beautiful well maintained property! The grounds were lovely! The pillows in the rooms were so uncomfortable and bulky but the beds were comfy. The service was half exceptional and half poor. Some of the staff were attentive and thoughtful and some were dismissive and non attentive.

A unique experience. A magnificent Tudor mansion with glorious gardens cared for by a bevy of gardeners and very attentive service from the hotel staff. This is a very special hotel - not the Marriott or Hilton, if that is what you are looking for but so much more. The building obviously is very old and encompasses its own problems but also its many charms. The room had a very comfortable bed and modern bathroom. The windows open and you can enjoy the country air, although there is a heater and air conditioner in the room. The breakfast (included) and service was excellent. There is a serious swimming pool that you can swim laps in, an outdoor heated tub and poolside bar. The garden is a miniature take on Windsor Castle, a tribute to the gardeners. While you feel you are in the country, the hotel is very close to Heathrow. I am delighted that the owners have decided to maintain and allow travelers to stay at this rare gem. Your bill is a small donation to help preserve a beautiful part of British history.

Great experience with superb food and service around the pool bar. The Tudor Pass experience was phenomenal. Highly recommended. Check-in was poor with a very rude concierge who didn’t do anything to support the check-in process. For a 5 star hotel it was a let down but the Porter to support was great so he took the negative into a positive. Coordination of the bookings team was poor also due to booing individually (that was a lot cheaper!) but constantly we had to reaffirm bookings and made it a bit annoying. A great place to experience a special event.

We stayed for one night this week. The staff were great We had booked a luxury super king with breakfast @ £355.50. The property is a superb 16th century former hunting lodge and has many lovely features. Outside the gardens were superb and very well kept. However, our room/bathroom left quite a lot to be desired. The room was run down. I.e. bare patches on windowsills. Chipped furniture and large stuff marks on the floor. Neither of the overhead bed reading lights worked and one of the lamps had the wrong fittings. Also ceiling light was missing. There was no info pack to tell us about the hotel/how to operate things in the room.local facilities etc… the air conditioning controls in the room didn’t work, although could be centrally controlled but couldn’t then be switched off. The bathroom was spacious with a bath (although that had two black hairs in it which were definitely not ours). This was reported but not dealt with. The vanity mirror in the bathroom was broken and could not be used. When either of the taps to the basin were turned on, they leaked, splashing water all over the back of the unit. There was grime around the overflow. It seems that whoever is in charge of maintenance/housekeeping needs to check the room carefully and rectify the problems mentioned. Having paid that amount of money for what was supposed to be ‘luxury’ super king. It fell far below the standard of other commensurate hotels in which we have stayed over the years. A great pity.