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Bracknell b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation
Bracknell in Berkshire
Today's date: 21-Mar-2010
Swiss bed and breakfast - bed & breakfast
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A warm & friendly welcome awaits all guests at the Swiss B&B in the idyllic Berkshire village of Cookham, close to Maidenhead, Bourne End, & Marlow. We offer first class hospitality in our comfortable & quiet home to business, tourist or family visitors. English, French and German spoken. Outside heated swimming pool available in the summer.
The Oast Barn - bed & breakfast
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The Oast Barn bed and breakfast is set in an acre of grounds which leads down to the Thames. It is centrally located between Windsor, Asot, Heathrow Wentworth and Sunningdale and has secure private parking. For those looking for self-catering accommodation or something unique, the converted stables and Splash Mill Windmill are also available.
The Coach House - self catering
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A luxurious self-contained detached studio situated between Maidenhead and Marlow. Self-catering. Secure private parking available. The studio has underfloor heating throughout as well as a double bed, fitted kitchen and bathroom, desk, Wi-Fi internet access, a sofa, a 32” Freesat TV, washing machine and a charming garden with stunning views.
White Place Farm - farm house
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White Place Farm is set in the tranquil Cookham countryside and borders one of the most scenic stretches of the River Thames. It is steeped in history, more recently having belonged to Lord and Lady Astor, previous owners of the now exclusive Cliveden House Estate. We, John and Helen Edwards, have farmed and raised our family here at White Place Farm since the late 60s.
The Old Vicarage - bed & breakfast
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The Old Vicarage offers luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation in a delightful setting in the picturesque Berkshire village of Bisham and by the bank of a beautiful stretch of the River Thames. The village, between Marlow and Maidenhead, has easy access via A404(M) to M40 and M4 and thereon to London, Reading, Oxford and Heathrow airport.
Azalea House - bed & breakfast
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Henley Town centre and its abundance of restaurants, bars and boutique is a stone's throw from Azalea House guest house/bed and breakfast. So too is the River Thames and its attractions. You'll get the superlative treatment and accommodation that you would expect from a four star guest accommodation. Note wireless broadband is available.
Pinkneys Court Mews - bed & breakfast
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Pinkneys Court Mews takes its name from Pinkneys Green, a quaint village on the borders of leafy Berkshire and Buckinghamshire. The bed and breakfast accommodation close to Maidenhead and Marlow is a large country house refurbished to the highest standards commensurate with an upmarket hotel.
Tinkers Furze - bed & breakfast
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Tinkers Furze is an original Pool and Sons house dating from the 1920's, situated in the Blue Triangle conservation area in Fleet close to town centre and railway station. It is a non-smoking household (smoking is permitted outside). No pets please. The bedrooms are spacious (two with French windows onto balcony) and with views over the large garden, all with ensuites or private bathroom
Visit Bracknell and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:
Bracknell, Berkshire. The long arm of modern development has reached out from Bracknell to Easthampstead. However, the core of the village of Easthampstead remains as it was, though it is now quite hard to imagine that this was a forest village, set in rural seclusion.
However, interesting historical associations take you right through the centuries. Richard II and Catherine of Aragon visited Easthampstead Park - l mile west of the village, rebuilt in the 19th century and now a college. The Church of Saint Michael and Mary Magdalene is Victorian, but has a 15th century, brass to Thomas Berwyck, an epitaph to Elijah Fenton by Alexander Pope, and some fine windows by Burne-Jones. But to come up to date you must go into Bracknell, Berkshire's only New Town, which has seen much development since the war. Point Royal, a 17-storied hexagonal building by Arup Associates stands out impressively.
This is an excellent area for both golf and for walking, and the heath, forest or pine woods also have their own long history.
Caesar's Camp, 1 mile south. of Easthampstead, although probably occupied by the Romans, was originally an Iron Age camp, covering some 20 acres. It gives some fine views, and now part is incorporated into a recreation ground.
A track runs from Caesar's Camp to join the Devil's Highway, under 1 mile south. The road was built by the Romans and runs from London to Silchester, entering Berkshire near Bagshot. Parallel to this and north of Caesar's Camp, Nine Mile Ride, another possibly Roman road, runs from east to west of the forest.
Of the towns and villages around, two are particularly interesting. Binfield, about 3 miles north, has associations with Alexander Pope, who came to live here as a boy of 12 when his father, a linen draper, retired in 1700. There are also several good Georgian houses in the neighbourhood, and the church contains a l7th century hour-glass.
Nearby villages: Binfield, Warfield, Winkfield, Sunninghill, Windlesham
Nearby towns: Reading, Windsor, Ascot, Crowthorne, Maidenhead, Sandhurst, Wokingham and London.
Have you decided to visit Bracknell or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:
- a Bracknell bed and breakfast (a Bracknell B&B or Bracknell b and b)
- a Bracknell guesthouse
- a Bracknell hotel (or motel)
- a Bracknell self-catering establishment, or
- other Bracknell accommodation