Travelodge Egham ★★★

"A really amazing hotel and great location if you want to travel into London. Hotel is clean and very freindly. I have been visiting this hotel for 3 years now and every time it has never disappointed. Rani the manager is professional and helpful and looks after her guests very well. Thanks for looking after us whilst we have been visiting our son at university here."

Great Fosters - Near Windsor ★★★★★

"OMG, what can I say about this hotel? The hotel is beautiful, but the room is so small. Two people are fighting each other even if they turn around, and the luggage cannot be opened. There are two chairs, but there is no room for legs. No more, the bathroom is even smaller. Well, I went to live in a servant's room in a large manor. After staying for two nights, there was no cleaning service, towels were not changed, and there was no mineral water. The problem with all these hotels in the UK is that they have to set a specific time for breakfast, which is troublesome. The breakfast environment is very beautiful and quaint, but there are actually very few breakfast varieties. It’s nothing more than a continental breakfast or Bank Dick eggs or Spanish omelette or something like that"

Fairmont Windsor Park ★★★★★

"The environment is comfortable. You can also play tennis. The service is also OK. It is not too expensive. Overall, the price/performance ratio is good."

Magna House ★★★

For Students Only Hox Park ★★

"Hox Park has generally been an okay stay. The rooms are decently sized with a good size bathroom (I stayed in the £235/week room). Amenities are also good with a gym and central hangout/ study area. However, below are my concerns if you are looking at this residence for your future studies. 1) Room heating The room heating is subpar during winter months, as you are given an electric wall heater that is so far from the bed it is almost invisible. 2) Kitchen (if sharing) The oven, from my experience, does not have a working fan element and takes at least double the time for food. The counter space is also terribly small for how many people are in the flat: space is a 'luxury'. 3) WiFi The WiFi at Hox Park was great with speeds of up to 800mbps (ethernet). On recent 'upgrades', the WiFi now peaks at just below 200mbps, OR you can pay an additional £20 a month for 300mbps? For the already £235/week, this management decision is utterly disgraceful. So if you are a student looking for accommodation that is 30/min walk from Royal Holloway (however there is an hourly bus), WiFi at shockingly low speeds with a repulsing pay-to-play service for a measly 100mbps more, and a small kitchen space (note: with no cleaners) - then this place is for you!"