Hotels near Queens way, Bracknell

There was a mix up with the description of the hotel amenities in the app....the travelodge visited did not have a bar/restaurant also the hotel had not gone through modernisation renovations so lack of USB and mains ports

This place is trying to be everything; and it is missing the mark. Had to check ourselves in, which didn't phase us as we are quite tech savvy. But we had booked as a Legoland package so we found someone to ask for the goody bag and the lady looked at us like we were inconveniencing her. Asked same lady about food and was told we would need to book as it gets busy - booked for 6pm. Went to the local swim park - came back (starving 5 year old in tow) only to be told there was no reservation for us. Luckily the lovely lady on the door managed to find us somewhere. Kind of wish she hadn't bothered. Food wasn't great - husband actually wouldn't eat his main. Took ages to come. Becky (I think that was her name - short bob, brown hair) was the only thing that stopped us making a proper complaint. She was brilliant, despite being rushed off her feet!! Got to the room - only one toilet roll, not even full. Used it - went to ring reception for more, no phone. There was a QR code to scan to start a chat with the reception team. Very long winded. Did it - heard nothing back. Next day put the ”Come in” sign on the door hoping they would replenish - they didn't. Breakfast was CHAOS. All crammed into a small area - absolutely no flow at all. Bread ran out twice - guests had to ask for it to be replenished. Glasses for juice were still hot from coming out of the dish washer. The food was decent - much better than the evening meal we had. If you are looking for a basic stay, this will be adequate. Comfy bed. Clean(ish - there was a boot mark on the shower floor) But customer service (apart from Becky) was non-existent. Gym. Hotel. Sports bar....... doing a lot, but doing none of them particularly well.

The hotel has an elevator, the environment is quiet and comfortable, the room space is good, there is an open-air garden, and you can eat in the shed in the garden. The service staff is very positive and actively meets the needs of customers. It is close to Windsor Castle, and reservations are tight on weekends and the price is high. There is no hotel next to the hotel Shops and restaurants, eat in the hotel restaurant, the food in the restaurant is typical British food

We booked a single night's stay at this hotel to visit family in Maidenhead. The hotel was clean, comfortable and in a wonderful setting on the river. We were all made to feel welcome from the moment we arrived, Ashley on reception was friendly and made us feel at home. We only ate breakfast in the restaurant but this was enjoyed by all, including my fussy children. We will stay again on our next family visit.

Great rooms - more space than I was expecting and a fully equipped kitchen. Everything was very clean and I was able to make a small meal and relax in the evening before retiring. The bed was in a seperate and quite small room - which I liked - less like sleeping in a cavern. The bed was very comfortable and best of all there was an effective but NOT noisey air con system.

Good location, good breakfast, nice person, a little bit noise on Saturday night, too hot in room, no air conditioning.

Good hotel needs the hot water sorting out at times an tv signal other then that perfect

The hotel is not far from Heathrow Airport, and it takes more than 40 minutes to drive back to West London on weekends. Convenient transportation. And you can also park for free, the overall feeling is better, you can order again.

I stayed at this Travelodge for 3 nights for a business stay. The staff were very welcoming and accommodating. The room was big and clean. The shower always put out hot water. There was no noise coming from inside the hotel or outside. My only negative feedback was that the room was so big that I would have liked some plug sockets next to the bed but apart from that I can’t fault my stay at all.