Hotels near Magna Carta Monument

"Located near Heathrow and next to Thames River which is a wonderful walk in the evening. We saw beautiful homes, swans and other wildlife. Find the McDonald’s and you have the Main Street for shopping and restaurants. It’s a five minute walk. Uber drivers have no problem finding the hotel. We used them going from and to Heathrow. Comfortable bed. A little moldy in the bathroom but could be because there is no ventilation in that room. "

"AC WAS GOOD AND WE HAD A PRIVATE CAR TO TAKE US TO TERMINAL 5. Driver was great. Room was really nice and clean. "

"This is an extraordinary property – one of a kind. For anyone interested in or pleased by historic milieux this is a must-stay hotel. Features in the grounds date to Anglo-Saxon times and the main building to Tudor times. Even the 1930's changing huts by the pool are heritage-designated. Most of the staff were also excellent, notably the cheerful, accommodating receptionists (we needed an electric space heater as the weather was so unseasonably cold that the ordinary room heating system couldn't cope – this heater was delivered to our room with many apologies). The lads running the cocktail bar were also friendly. "

"very friendly , courteous staff and location is great"

"Honestly, the best thing about this place is riding the Terminal 5 Heathrow Pods. Everything's very impersonal, staff are nice enough, but I felt like I had to work hard for them to notice I was even there. Everything's "Self Service". The hotel is . . . OK. Tried to eat at the restaurant, after I'd sat there & been basically ignored by the staff for 20 minutes, I got up and went to the convenience store in the lobby. (also a "self service" checkout) More about the driverless Pods: they're really cool, but if passengers are forced to share a Pod (due to demand during peak times, or because only one bay is functional, for example) the eight pound fare starts feeling like a rip-off"

"Beware of hotels that book large conference groups. There were two large groups, one that partied outside our window until midnight. We could not access our original rooms as the lift was broken and my 89 year old mother could not go up the stairs. The receptionist was more interested in checking out the split ends in her hair than she was in trying to accommodate us with new rooms. When they finally did give us rooms, we had to haul five suitcases, a car seat, a two year old and my Mom in her walker by ourselves. Disgraceful. "

"Reception desk minimal, breakfast good. Clerk had trouble finding my reservation, then asked for my passport, then settled for driver's licence (but why?)."

"The air conditioning was not working on the second floor. We had to change rooms due to a tub leak and a strong smell of mildew the second day. Breakfast was ok. The staff was very kind and responsive."

"I was a nice break for 2 nights to unwind outdoor pool was open so a bonus as sun was out. Good food all round."