With views directly over Windsor Castle, this city hotel enjoys the finest location in town. While staying here, enjoy a tour of the largest inhabited castle in Europe and relax in luxurious surroundings, shadowed by the castle walls. Windsor Central Train Station is just a few minutes' walk away, and from here guests can reach London in roughly 15 minutes. Legoland is just a 15-minute drive from the hotel. Heathrow Airport is approximately 10 km away, and Gatwick Airport is about 78 km from the hotel.
This hotel is an amalgamation of two 14th-century inns: The Garter Inn, named after The Most Noble Order of the Garter, which was founded by King Edward III, and The White Harte, named in honour of the Royal Emblem worn by King Richard II. The two were joined together in the late 19th century to form this hotel, a building in the 'Jacobean' style, much loved by the Victorians and reflecting Shakespearean connections. In addition to the hotel's 79 guest rooms, there are also 7 elegant, private dining and meeting rooms. The Ballroom has retained its original architectural features and provides an exquisite backdrop for weddings and private dining with seating for up to 160 guests. The hotel is fully air-conditioned with a lobby offering a 24-hour reception and check-out service, lift access and a safe. There is also a restaurant, room and laundry services (fees apply) and Internet access (fees apply).With views directly over Windsor Castle, this city hotel enjoys the finest location in town. While staying here, enjoy a tour of the largest inhabited castle in Europe and relax in luxurious surroundings, shadowed by the castle walls. Windsor Central Train Station is just a few minutes' walk away, and from here guests can reach London in roughly 15 minutes. Legoland is just a 15-minute drive from the hotel. Heathrow Airport is approximately 10 km away, and Gatwick Airport is about 78 km from the hotel.
This hotel is an amalgamation of two 14th-century inns: The Garter Inn, named after The Most Noble Order of the Garter, which was founded by King Edward III, and The White Harte, named in honour of the Royal Emblem worn by King Richard II. The two were joined together in the late 19th century to form this hotel, a building in the 'Jacobean' style, much loved by the Victorians and reflecting Shakespearean connections. In addition to the hotel's 79 guest rooms, there are also 7 elegant, private dining and meeting rooms. The Ballroom has retained its original architectural features and provides an exquisite backdrop for weddings and private dining with seating for up to 160 guests. The hotel is fully air-conditioned with a lobby offering a 24-hour reception and check-out service, lift access and a safe. There is also a restaurant, room and laundry services (fees apply) and Internet access (fees apply).
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