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Burnham Beeches Hotel & Spa

US$169
/ night

Avg. for September

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US$169
/ night

Avg. for September

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Burnham Beeches Hotel & Spa average US$114 in the cheapest month (January) and US$178 in the most expensive month (June), based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Burnham Beeches Hotel & Spa by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
JanuaryUS$114
FebruaryUS$124
MarchUS$127
AprilUS$144
MayUS$162
JuneUS$178
JulyUS$168
AugustUS$165
SeptemberUS$169
OctoberUS$167
NovemberUS$152
DecemberUS$134

Most expensive: June (~US$178)

Cheapest: January (~US$114)

About this property

Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, including an indoor pool, a hot tub, and an outdoor tennis court. This hotel also features c...
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  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Swimming pool

  • Non-smoking rooms

  • Room service

  • Dry cleaning

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Location

Grove Road, Burnham, England, United Kingdom

Maidenhead Railway Bridge (Maidenhead Viaduct) (3.1 Miles)

National Trust Cliveden (3.2 Miles)

Dorney Court (3.3 Miles)

Cliveden House (3.4 Miles)

Hedsor House (3.6 Miles)

River Thames (3.8 Miles)


Guest reviews

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

At Burnham Beeches Hotel & Spa, guests often praise the friendly staff and the scenic, quiet setting near Windsor, while noting ongoing refurbishment and mixed leisure facilities, including a dated spa and a frequently cold pool.

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Facilities

Mixed

Cleanliness

Mixed

Service

Friendly

Location

Scenic

Dining

Tasty

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4

Ian

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25 Jul 2026

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Stayed 1 night

Vertically zero Wi-Fi in the rooms furtherest from reception . In hot weather the room is unbearable with no air conditioning. Carpet ideally should have been replaced years ago .
Vertically zero Wi-Fi in the rooms furtherest from reception . In hot weather the room is unbearable with no air conditioning. Carpet ideally should have been replaced years ago .

8

Elizabeth

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16 Jul 2026

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Stayed 1 night

Burnham beeches is a beautiful hotel in wonderful surroundings. Check-in can be completed digitally but if there are any issues with this or anything else, there doesn't seem to be enough members of staff to deal with the number of guests. As a result, when attempting to get help with something non-check in related, we were met but obviously busy and perhaps not the friendliest of staff members. Also, beware of the free bike offer. Although great, you are not told before arrival that you need to download an app. This is tricky with phone reception poor outside the hotel and wifi that doesn't quite reach where the bikes are stored. If you experience any problems over a weekend, there is no helpline support and staff are ill-equipped to resolve any problems. Also beware of £5 charge to use the gym and pool. This is not mentioned when booking.
Burnham beeches is a beautiful hotel in wonderful surroundings. Check-in can be completed digitally but if there are any issues with this or anything else, there doesn't seem to be enough members of staff to deal with the number of guests. As a result, when attempting to get help with something non-check in related, we were met but obviously busy and perhaps not the friendliest of staff members. Also, beware of the free bike offer. Although great, you are not told before arrival that you need to download an app. This is tricky with phone reception poor outside the hotel and wifi that doesn't quite reach where the bikes are stored. If you experience any problems over a weekend, there is no helpline support and staff are ill-equipped to resolve any problems. Also beware of £5 charge to use the gym and pool. This is not mentioned when booking.

4

Andrew

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6 Jul 2026

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Stayed 2 nights

Disappointing stay that didn't match the luxury marketing. Check-in was chaotic — no receptionist available (they were mid-argument at the desk), forced to use a lobby computer, and our room wasn't ready despite 3pm arrival. My wife's spa treatments were rescheduled without any notice, shifted nearly an hour earlier with no explanation beyond "that's how we operate." We were also told we'd have to pay extra to use the pool, which looked far more run-down than advertised.The "character room" we booked (room 216) was tiny and nothing like the photos — worn bathroom, mismatched towels, only one towel rail (over the bath), and just a small fan despite "air conditioning" being advertised online. Hot water was unreliable too.Dinner at Brasserie 1727 was underwhelming: pre-plated starters that arrived suspiciously fast, tiny portions, and lackluster prawns at £15. When we mentioned it, the waitress just shrugged and walked off.Breakfast was decent but chaotic, and by Sunday the coffee machine had broken mid-service with visibly frustrated guests and staff throughout the hotel. The duty manager, Iyad, handled complaints well and offered a partial discount, but the overall impression was a hotel marketed as four-star luxury while running on a skeleton staff. The spa treatments themselves were genuinely excellent — special mention to Baljit for one of the best massages I've had but it wasn't enough to offset everything else. This felt more like a discount-deal property dressed up.
Disappointing stay that didn't match the luxury marketing. Check-in was chaotic — no receptionist available (they were mid-argument at the desk), forced to use a lobby computer, and our room wasn't ready despite 3pm arrival. My wife's spa treatments were rescheduled without any notice, shifted nearly an hour earlier with no explanation beyond "that's how we operate." We were also told we'd have to pay extra to use the pool, which looked far more run-down than advertised.The "character room" we booked (room 216) was tiny and nothing like the photos — worn bathroom, mismatched towels, only one towel rail (over the bath), and just a small fan despite "air conditioning" being advertised online. Hot water was unreliable too.Dinner at Brasserie 1727 was underwhelming: pre-plated starters that arrived suspiciously fast, tiny portions, and lackluster prawns at £15. When we mentioned it, the waitress just shrugged and walked off.Breakfast was decent but chaotic, and by Sunday the coffee machine had broken mid-service with visibly frustrated guests and staff throughout the hotel. The duty manager, Iyad, handled complaints well and offered a partial discount, but the overall impression was a hotel marketed as four-star luxury while running on a skeleton staff. The spa treatments themselves were genuinely excellent — special mention to Baljit for one of the best massages I've had but it wasn't enough to offset everything else. This felt more like a discount-deal property dressed up.

4

Anjna

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27 Jun 2026

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Stayed 2 nights

We stayed for two nights, and although I understand there was a heatwave, I was very disappointed to be placed in a second-floor room with no air conditioning. After we raised the issue, we were moved to a ground-floor room, as no air-conditioned rooms were available. This made me question why we weren't allocated a ground-floor room from the outset, particularly during such hot weather when it's well known that upper floors become much warmer. I was also surprised to discover that, despite being marketed as a spa hotel, guests are charged an additional £5 per person to use the spa facilities. I've stayed at many spa hotels, and I've never encountered an extra charge for facilities that are a primary reason people choose to book in the first place. Unfortunately, the spa itself was also underwhelming. The swimming pool, sauna, and jacuzzi were all very small, and the facilities felt dated and poorly maintained. It was clear that areas such as the windows had not been cleaned for quite some time, with visible dust and dirt that detracted from the overall experience. Overall, I felt the hotel offered very poor value for money. The facilities did not match my expectations of a spa hotel, and I left feeling that I would have had a more comfortable stay at a Travelodge for a fraction of the price.
We stayed for two nights, and although I understand there was a heatwave, I was very disappointed to be placed in a second-floor room with no air conditioning. After we raised the issue, we were moved to a ground-floor room, as no air-conditioned rooms were available. This made me question why we weren't allocated a ground-floor room from the outset, particularly during such hot weather when it's well known that upper floors become much warmer. I was also surprised to discover that, despite being marketed as a spa hotel, guests are charged an additional £5 per person to use the spa facilities. I've stayed at many spa hotels, and I've never encountered an extra charge for facilities that are a primary reason people choose to book in the first place. Unfortunately, the spa itself was also underwhelming. The swimming pool, sauna, and jacuzzi were all very small, and the facilities felt dated and poorly maintained. It was clear that areas such as the windows had not been cleaned for quite some time, with visible dust and dirt that detracted from the overall experience. Overall, I felt the hotel offered very poor value for money. The facilities did not match my expectations of a spa hotel, and I left feeling that I would have had a more comfortable stay at a Travelodge for a fraction of the price.

8

James

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21 Jun 2026

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Stayed 1 night

Nice spa Good breakfast Nice decor and atmosphere in the bar and restaurant
Nice spa Good breakfast Nice decor and atmosphere in the bar and restaurant

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Check-in

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From 15:00 to 23:30

Before 11:00


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FAQs about Burnham Beeches Hotel & Spa

Is parking available at the property?

Free self parking is available on-site. Limited parking spaces are provided.


What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?

Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee of approximately GBP 18.95 for adults and GBP 5.00 for children.


Are pets allowed at the property?

Pets are allowed in specific rooms only, with a fee of GBP 35.00 per pet, per day. Service animals are exempt from fees.


What are the standard check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 3:00 PM to 11:30 PM, and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request, and additional charges may apply.

What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?

The property offers limited wheelchair accessibility, including step-free entrances and accessible public areas.


Where is the property located in relation to key landmarks?

The hotel is located in Slough, approximately 6.9 miles (11.1 km) from Windsor Castle and 7.7 miles (12.4 km) from LEGOLAND® Windsor. It is also within a 10-minute drive of Stoke Poges Golf Club and Dorney Court.


Does the property have a swimming pool?

Yes, the hotel features an indoor swimming pool, which is available for guests to enjoy.


What are the hotel's policies for guests staying with children?

Children are allowed at the property, and the minimum age for children to stay for free is not specified.


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