





The Old Cottage bed and breakfast is an attractive period property situated in Bourne End, a short walk from the River Thames and approx.10 minutes' walk from the village centre and railway station. Marlow, Henley, Windsor and London are all within easy reach. Internet access and off street parking is available.






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.






Kenton House bed and breakfast is situated in a quiet close in the centre of Marlow. Very convenient for the train station and Globe business park which are just a few minutes walk away. All rooms are en-suite and have a 32'' flat screen TV with freeview and wireless internet access. Off road parking is available.






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.






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 swimming pool available in summer






12 Lodge Close Bed and Breakfast accommodation is conveniently located in a quiet residential cul de sac near the Station, the River Thames and the centre of Marlow. We offer a homely environment to the discerning traveller and endeavour to make your stay affordable, comfortable, and relaxing.






Hollands Farm house B&B accommodation is conveniently located in Bourne End for businessmen and tourists alike: 8 minute walk to the shops, town centre, pubs, restaurants, railway station and business park; public footpaths through the farm to the nearby River Thames. A 20 minute drive to Heathrow airport and a fast train to London Paddington. We offer a warm and friendly welcome.






My Marlow bed and breakfast is ideally positioned. It's within easy walking distance of the railway station, the River Thames, Globe Business Park and the town centre. It's on the right side of Marlow for easy access to the A404(M) bypass, High Wycombe, Maidenhead and thence the M40 to Oxford and Birmingham and the M4 to London, Reading and Bristol.






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.






Riverdale bed and breakfast with secure gated parking and walled garden is just metres from Marlow's town centre, the River Thames, and the landmark historic suspension bridge. Our B&B is in a quiet lane. It's in an excellent position whether you a walking the towpath, attending a function at the Compleat Angler or visiting Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre.






Oakwood guest house is just 5 minutes from Heathrow Airport by car. Business visitors are close to Stockley Business Park, Uxbridge, Hillingdon and Slough. It is only 25 minutes to London by mainline train. Just under half our rooms are lovely, new Premium rooms, including en suite Twin Rooms with high quality showers and extra long beds available.






Evancourt self-catering serviced apartment in West Byfleet, Surrey, is a great value alternative to hotels in the Woking, Cobham, Weybridge and Chertsey area. Close to A3 and Junctions 10 and 11 of the M25 and fast rail links to London Waterloo. Situated in a quiet tree-lined residential area. Sleeps up to four people in two double bedrooms.






A luxurious single-occupancy self-contained private 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 lovely showerroom, desk, Wi-Fi internet access, sofa, 32” Freesat TV, washing machine and charming garden with stunning views.
Egham, Surrey. A historic town skirted by the River Thames and the fields of Runnymede, scene of the signing of Magna Carta in 1215. A not particularly impressive looking town, it is, however, a rewarding one to visit and its setting is pleasant.
On the outskirts of the town stands Royal Holloway College, since 1890 part of London University. The building, constructed between 1879 and 1886, is modelled on the Château de Chambord in France. It is a huge and ornate structure in the form of a double quadrangle, measuring 550 ft in length with a breadth of 376 ft. Thomas Holloway. a Victorian businessman and philanthropist, built it as a college for women (men students were admitted in 1965) where they might study for degrees at any university, and which might one day confer its own. His ideas of accommodation - two rooms to each student -dictated the size of the building.
In the centre of the town is the Red Lion, a busy coaching inn during the 18th and 19th centuries with stabling for 70 horses: the inn has many relics of its past. Another former coaching inn is the Barley Mow at Englefield Green, more than 250 years old. About 1½ miles. on the road to Virginia Water is Great Fosters County Hotel, originally a Tudor manor house; restored to its original form, it has mullioned windows, some fine plasterwork ceilings and a handsome fireplace.
At Englefield Green, which, like several villages incorporated in Egham. retains something of its rustic atmosphere, was fought the last recorded fatal duel in England: in a field on Priest's Hill. between two exiled Frenchmen (1845). One of the duellisis. a man named Cournet, was fatally wounded and was carried to the Barley Mow Inn. where he died. lie is buried in Egham churchyard. The victor stood trial for murder but was freed.
The Parish Church of St John the Baptist was built in the 17th century on the site of a Former Norman church. It contains a fine Georgian pulpit and some Georgian sculptures. There is also a Magna Carta corner which includes replicas of the Surety Barons' coats of arms.
Historic is St Mary's Church in Thorpe, another former village. The church was originally connected with the Benedictine abbey at Chertsey and still has evidence of its Norman origins, including the causeway connecting the church with the abbey (of which no truce remains) and a Norman chancel arch. The church is mainly Early English with a brick Tudor tower.
St Pauls Church. Thorpe Road. is another interesting old church with a modern font, the gift of the children of Egham: next door are the modern buildings of the Magna Carta County Secondary School.
Nearby airports: Heathrow
Nearby towns: Chertsey, Old Windsor, Stains, Weybridge, Windsor
Nearby villages: Addlestone, Colnbrook, Datchet, Dorney, Englefield Green, Eton, Eton Wick, Harlington, Laleham, Longcross, Oatlands Park, Ottershaw, Shepperton, Stanwell, Sunningdale, Sunninghill, Virginia Water, Water Oakley, West Bedfont, Windlesham
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