




The Old Cottage bed and breakfast is an attractive period property situated in Bourne End just a few minutes' walk from the River Thames and 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.





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.





The 18th Century Barn, at the Old Cottage, has been completely transformed into a comfortable, warm and spacious bed and breakfast accommodation, whilst the original structure has been retained. At this B&B you will enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the Little Marlow village yet still be just a short distance from Marlow town centre and The Globe Business Park.





Old Barn Cottage B&B, in an attractive period family home, combines the advantages of an extremely accessible location with a tranquil village setting. The B&B accommodation overlooks the village cricket field and is only two minutes walk from the two village pubs, The King's Head and the Queen's Head, which both serve good food. The Thames path is a short walk away.





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 heated swimming pool available in the summer.





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.





Set in a wonderfully secluded rural position on the banks of England's most famous river, The River Thames, Riverbank Cottage is a charming Grade II Listed Building which offers you comfortable and relaxing bed and breakfast accommodation of the highest standard.
Slough, Berkshire. This is the largest town and industrial centre in the county. It is a place of multiple trades with 500 businesses on the Slough Trading Estate employing over 28,000 people. The estate was one of the first of its kind and has been copied in other parts of the country.
The town has many amenities for its large population, including a greyhound track, a golf course, cricket and football grounds and over 400 acres of parks and open spaces.
But despite its modernity the town still has links with the past. Its ancient roots are in the outskirts of Upton, around which the life of the village once evolved. Sir William Herschel the astronomer lived here and from the giant telescope in his garden he discovered the planet Uranus.
The Norman Church of St Lawrence can be reached by way of the Windsor road in the Upton section of the town. Although restored in 1850 the church still retains much Norman work. It is entered through a Norman doorway, adorned by chevron moulding and with carved capitals. The nave and the tower are 12th century, as is the chancel. The roof, in four bays, is l5th century and the font was created by Norman craftsmen, who probably carved the pillar piscina. One of the church's treasures is a fascinating 16th century alms box with three locks. In the churchyard, reputed to be the inspiration of Gray's Elegy, are many ancient yews. Next to the church is the park of the 15th century Upton Court, the property of Merton Abbey before the Reformation.
A short distance from the centre of Slough, on the same road as St Lawrence's Church, is Montern Mound, near Salt Hill. At this ancient spot an unusual ceremony was held by pupils from Eton College for the collection of ‘salt’. A procession from the collage to the mound was led by twelve resplendent ‘salt-bearers’, followed by the rest of the school. On reaching the mound the leader ascended it and waved a royal standard. After a short ceremony came the collection of ‘salt’, which was, in fact, money, and Queen Victoria, who rarely missed the ceremony, was always stopped by the words, “Salt. Your Majesty, salt.” The money so collected was given to the head boy of the school for payment of his expenses at King's College, Cambridge.
Nearby airports: Heathrow
Nearby towns: Ascot, Eton, Maidenhead, Iver, Windsor, West Drayton
Nearby villages: Datchet, Denham, Farnham Common, Langley, Stoke Poges
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