Royal Adelaide Hotel Windsor

General Information

Upper Guest Rated Hotel In Windsor Situated directly in front of the well-known Long Walk is The Royal Adelaide Hotel with its remarkable blue facade and its vast serene sash windows, just a short meander from the boutiques, restaurants and museums of Windsor and Eton. The Hotel features undergone a multi million pound enhancement encompassing all 42 bedrooms and public zone achieving the most high standards possible and an AA four-star rating and a Visit Britain Silver award. Individually owned, The Royal Adelaide prides itself with high levels of authentic cordiality and is regarded as a faithful gem by past visitors and travellers. At the very heart of the building lies the Long Walk Brasserieand Bar which features a famous image with locals and dwellers alike serving a range of seasonal and just prepared dishes cooked to order. From the strong flavours of a faithful curry to the refinement of a wonderful dining experience, there is something for all the family to be found at the Royal Adelaide Hotel. The Windsor and Ascot Suites are the ideal setting for conferences and occasions and lend themselves fantastically to weddings and other public gatherings. Can bestow up to 120 persons it's the perfect place for that necessary meeting or receive together. Both rooms come with present-day equipping. air conditioning and have natural daylight. All 42 bedrooms have been decorated with the global traveller in mind and have present-day bathrooms, homely beds, flat screen TVs, full size writing desks, air-conditioning and access to Wi-Fi. The immediate vicinity to Legoland and other key park amusements makes The Royal Adelaide an adorable base for a fun day out and full sized family apartments will assure that your stay will be a pleasurable one. The inn was constructed for Queen Adelaide who was Consort Queen to William IV around the mid 1830's. Queen Adelaide's name is probably ultimate remembered in the Australian country of South Australia, founded during the brief reign of William IV. The capital town of Adelaide was named after her in 1836. Please take into account that whether you wish to pay cash on check out a credible credit card will be required to promise for any supplementary services.

Transportation

The Royal Adelaide Hotel can be easily reached by highway from the M3 (Junction 3) and the M4 (Junction 6). Come off M4 motorway onto A355 in the Windsor direction. At 1st roundabout, take first exit left into Clarence Road. Continue to the T-Junction at the end of Clarence RoadVictoria Street. At T-Junction turn right into Sheet Street which becomes Kings Road. Continue direct for approx. 300 m on Kings Road. The guesthouse is a Blue building on the right on the corner of Adelaide Square and Kings Road. The parking is situated at the back of the guesthouse. By rail, the inn is a short cab ride from Windsor and Eton Riverside Station - (to London Waterloo), or short distance from Windsor central station (to London Paddington) and fifteen mins by highway to Heathrow.