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Sir Christopher Wrens House Hotel - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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In Sir Christopher Wren's House Hotel - a mansion built in 1676 by the architect who designed St. Paul's Cathedral - Strok's offers an ever-changing continental menu and a Thames-side wooden terrace that swells with crowds in summer. Dishes may include roasted lamb with hummus and couscous, slathere...
fodors.com
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Designed by Christopher Wren in 1676 as his home, this former town house occupies a prime position on the Thames, just a 3-minute walk from the castle. Wren's oak-paneled former study is equipped with his Empire desk, a fireplace, and shield-back Hepplewhite chairs. The bay-windowed main drawing roo...
frommers.com
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Elegantly positioned on the bank of the River Thames between Eton Bridge and Windsor Castle, this hotel exudes living history, being the family home of Sir Christopher Wren. This Grade II listed town house hotel has 90 lovely bedroom, the superb 2 AA Rosette Strok's Restaurant, summer riverside dini...
superbreak.com
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The original home of famous British architect Sir Christopher Wren. An elegant Grade II listed town house hotel overlooking the River Thames and in walking distance of Windsor town centre. Sheltering beneath the ramparts of Windsor Castle, Sir Christopher Wren's House Hotel enjoys a setting of remar...
mytravelguide.com
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An elegant Grade II listed town house hotel overlooking the River Thames and in walking distance of Windsor town centre. Sheltering beneath the ramparts of Windsor Castle Sir Christopher Wrens House Hotel enjoys a setting of remarkable beauty on the corner of Eton Bridge. The 17th Century hotel hold...
sidestep.com
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Welcome to Sir Christopher Wren's House Hotel and Spa. Regally overlooked by the towers of Windsor Castle on the banks of the River Thames, the hotel is the original home of the celebrated 17th Century architect, Sir Christopher Wren. Ideally located for both business and pleasure, a warm greeting a...
sidestep.com
Nice hotel for the area - user review
I lived in Windsor for a time and stayed at the Christopher Wren's House a couple times. It is considered one of the nicer hotels in the ares. The rooms I got were small but nice enough. It is definitely worthy of its high ...
epinions.com
hi - user review
I like its food. the floor was so clean i would eat off it. The service was so nice.your people are so nice to me. and the food was good. and t...
travel.yahoo.com
Check your booking and don't expect English hospitality - user review
After booking a relaxing break for my mother through laterooms, I found that the booking had not been made the day before she arrived. Upon checking with laterooms, they con...
travel.yahoo.com
Pretty location, poor management - user review
We arrived at this hotel after a long flight from Australia. It has a pretty location and plenty of character and was situated between a pedestrian precinct of Thames Street and ...
travel.yahoo.com
A mile from Eton College - user review
This is a 17th century house that was converted into a hotel. It is a few yards away from the River Thames -- across the river, about a mile away, is Eton College. Windsor Castl...
travel.yahoo.com
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