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Booked this hotel executive room for three nights but was given a room nothing like the one on the web page.The room we were given was next door to the hotel in an annexe.The carpet on the stairs was threadbare .Once in the room we were shocked at how small it was and how dirty the rug was in fact it was filthy . How they can sell this as an executive room is beyond me .The room that was shown on the web stated spacious bedroom with work station and marble bathroom none of these things were in this room.The bath was free standing in this room at the end of the bed?So don't waste your money on this hotel .We checked straight back out again and went to Eton just down the road and found a lovely hotel.

We stayed one night at the Manor Hotel. April , 2013.The hotel is in a very good location, being very close to the M4 and for using the train for London and sightseeing around the surrounding area.We paid ¿¿80 for a classic double room, described - "With standard - size beds, these are large, elegant rooms with plenty of space for luggage and suitable for double or single occupancy. The en-suite Philippe Stack bathrooms are generous and well appointed, and several have walk-in showers."We had checked in around 7pm, freshened up and went out again - not paying much attention to the bed etc. We returned around 10.30, and did not raise the matter with management, until we checked out in the morning.Our room (215) was small , a 4ft bed against one wall, which led to a very cramped and uncomfortable night. I think it is suitable only for single occupancy.The receptionist did offer a free upgrade the next time we stayed , but as that is unlikey, it was not taken up. She did say that rooms did vary. It is a shame this is not mentioned when the reservation was confirmed or when we checked in.If you stay at this hotel, please double check when making the reservation.

Room was cosy with a freestanding bath in the middle, lovely touch and separate ensuite shower and loo. A very comfy bed meant a good nights sleep.Food was of a high standard too. Succulent sirloin steak and the aromatic duck and noodle starter was wonderful.My only criticism - and it may not have been the hotels fault - was that the WIFI was not working both evenings that I stayed. After a busy day, I was looking forward to being able to relax and file my days reports, which I was did, but was unable to send (Apparently BT had trouble in wider Datchet and it wasn't just the Manor Hotel affected). Otherwise 5*

just got back from a night in this hotel, room was small but plenty for a night stay with quick acess to windsor. taxi or train or walk in is not too far..datchets a charming village with the thames walking distance for a stroll..the hotels very cosy and breakfast was good..would recommend and we only paid ¿¿60 on last minute..bargain! as locations good. would recommend and come back if staying in Windsor.

I have stayed at the Manor twice and had 2 totally different experiences. My first stay was in December as we booked our work Christmas Party there. I was allocated room 220 which is in short a box room! I was very disappointed as I saw some of the other rooms and the difference is massive! So room 220, top of the stairs which means you get the noise of everyone going to bed. There is not much room to move around. The room has a quirky window seat, however the window overlooks the extractor fan from the restaurant. With no air con in the room if you do have the window open you will be disturbed from 4am onwards by the noise of the fan and the smell of cooking oil. When I checked in there was no kettle in the room, only the base, the tea and coffee hadnt been replenished and the TV wouldnt work. This was sorted fairly quickly, however shouldnt have been like that in the first place. The bathroom is tiny and only has a shower.My second visit however was completely different. This time I stayed in room 337 on the top floor which was absolutely stunning! This room has a beautiful beamed ceiling, a step down to a window seat and a large bathroom with old fashioned free standing bath and walk in shower. This room also has air conditioning. I think this is classed as an executive room so is a little more expensive but well worth it. I didnt eat breakfast on either occasion so cannot comment on that, however the bar is nice and cosy for quiet drinks and there are plenty of comfty seating areas. It is amazing how diiferent the room types are. I would stay again if I needed to but would not book a petite double room.