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Cliveden is a wonderful experience with luxury all around and the service throughout our stay was excellent.My facial in the spa was absolutely fantastic and the best treatment l have experienced!!! The therapist Imogen performed miracles and the whole experience was worth every penny . Cliveden has become our first choice for a getaway, from the food to the walks around the grounds and l have to point out it is the most dog friendly place we have stayed at which is the icing on the cake.

We had a wonderful Ruby Wedding lunch party celebration for 70 people at Grovefield House Hotel on Sunday. Our guests were able to choose in advance from a three-course menu and commented on how delicious each of their choices were. The children were also able to preorder choices from their own three-course menu. Hotel Manager Ashley was helpful, efficient and highly professional throughout. We were grateful to him and to Lauren, Shelley, Chinwe, Adam, and all the lovely team on the day for their friendly, professional and generous hard work. They could not have done more for us. Guests with families also commented on how helpful they were with the children. The tables were laid out beautifully and we loved the pretty flowers and candles added by florist Debby Connell. Thank you all so much for a fantastic and memorable day, we couldn’t have enjoyed it more. We look forward to seeing you again before long and enjoying more of the exciting new things on offer at Grovefield!

A suitable location for the family to get together. The rooms were comfortable and recently renovated. We ate in restaurant and the food was tasty and the menu varied. The spa was popular with everyone in our group. The grounds and lake are beautiful. The most important thing we believe was the fantastic staff, particularly the reception team but all the way throughout the hotel. IHG should be proud of their team there.

This is not the level of hotel that Mrs Moose and I would typically stay in - certainly more grand for us. We had a Buyagift voucher which was due to expire and given that there were places we wanted to visit in the area, we booked a dnner, bed & breakfast break. It's an impressive building when you arrive - I was surprised by the reception area - no desk as such, but a table with a monitor - however, it served its purpose. Given that this was a smarter place than usual for us, the general atmosphere was friendly and relaxed. My only comment would be our interaction with reception when we checked in and checked out - it was totally ok, but came across as very officious - no personal engagement, no 'Did you have a nice stay' - that sort of thing. We checked in during the afternoon and relaxed in the sunshine in the garden - all very pleasant and relaxed. There was an outdoor pool, but it is very small - don't expect to swim any lengths - but pleasant to sit in and cool off. Our deal came with a three course meal, and I must say that the food was very tasty - Mrs Moose really enjoyed her sea bream. The waitress was lovely, but one thing was strange that we were offered water, but no drinks - yes, we could have asked, but we were both happy with the water (though it was an expensive bottle of water!). Our room was on the small side, but acceptable with a comfortable bed. Breakfast was fine, all table service, for both the hot and cold choices. If you like a smart hotel with good food and price isn't a concern, you will probably enjoy it here.

The hotel undeniably stands out for its beautiful location right on the Thames. The view is simply idyllic, with majestic swans gliding gently on the water, creating a peaceful atmosphere perfect for relaxation. The option to explore the area with a tourist bus is also a great advantage. The service provided by the staff is particularly noteworthy. They are extremely polite and accommodating, making the stay very pleasant. The hotel’s breakfast is also commendable—both the continental and English breakfast offer a good variety to start the day off right. Unfortunately, the rooms fall short of the usual 3-star standard. The furnishings are noticeably outdated, and maintenance is lacking. The windows, in particular, leave a poor impression: they are dirty and, in some cases, even covered with cobwebs. This could be problematic for guests with dust allergies, as a certain level of dustiness is also noticeable in the rooms. Another downside is the lack of an elevator. This is especially challenging for older guests or those with mobility issues. Although the helpful staff offers to carry luggage up and down the stairs, the stairways still present a significant obstacle. Overall, the stay was pleasant, and the air-conditioned rooms are certainly a plus, especially on hot days. If the hotel were to modernize and better maintain the rooms, it could live up to its potential and match its beautiful location. Until then, it remains a hotel with both strengths and weaknesses, where the service and location are the main highlights.

Like, I imagine, a number of guests we booked as we had a reservation at one Bray’s restaurant. Our dinner reservation was cancelled due to a Covid outbreak but thought we would go anyway. So glad we did. We were upgraded to a huge room overlooking the river with its own balcony and massive bathroom. the decor is fabulous, location on the river very tranquil, lovely breakfast, Honesty bar with great wines and welcoming hosts. I wonderful antithesis to your usual hotel clone. In the summer they have a river boat for trips or for arriving in style at the waterside inn. Soak up its personality. We will be back.