Berkshire

Cliveden reviewed by Fodors
The Cliveden is described by Fodors as "one of Britain's grandest hotels" where guests can experience what its like "to be an Edwardian grandee". The interior is described as "opulent" and there are "suits of armor, and a richly paneled staircase" as well as "portraits such as Sargent's portrait of Nancy Astor". The bedrooms here are described as [more...]

Cliveden House
The hotel is surrounded by a "ravishing parkland" and guests are welcomed by a "butler and shown into the great hall". When you come into your room you feel like you are a "posh guest" and not a "paying customer", instead of a normal minibar you find "decanters" filled with drinks. The ceiling is "cathedral high" and the fireplace "palatial". The [more...]