Grovefield House Hotel

Rooms were nice but restaurant was terrible. It was like a fawlty towers experience with service - at one point the waitress asked us to stack our own plates, and a baked Camembert arrived unbaked… we stayed in this hotel years ago, whatever has happened since is a shame, it could be great

A brief stay for one night. Spacious room, nicely equipped. Breakfast service was quite slow and the buffet was certainly lacking options, disappointing considering the price. Pineapple the only fruit, no milk available for cereal, had to ask for it. You have to order toast. Very small sausage on the full English but it was tasty. Would be great if they could have a little more urgency in future.

Good location for my recent trip back to the UK, with plenty of free parking, and peaceful countryside surroundings.

I have known this hotel for over 25 years but only at xmas time.Apart from breakfast everything was A1 plus! I am of the opinion the lady organising the dining room had little idea of organisation and chef had no idea how to cook scrambled egg. However we shall return on 11th January next.

Our stay was as we expected, having stayed many times before, we would have liked a vegetarian option at breakfast. The quietness and friendliness found at Grovefield are appreciated, we look forward to staying again.

The shower was scalding hot - could not be adjusted Water gushed out in the basin, also scalding hot. The receptionist was aware of the problems but they had not been prepared to change our room as they only had deluxe available. A child or elderly person could easily have been scalded in that bathroom!

This is a nice hotel in a lovely area of Buckinghamshire. Staff are friendly. The room was comfortable. There is a full cooked breakfast available. The only issue is the hotel is a bit worn, carpet in room a bit stained in places, room fittings could use an upgrade. But it's clean and well kept otherwise.

A nice big building in a great location. Beds are super comfy which is a big plus. Service in the lounge bar area was poor, I walked to the. bar and was directed to sit for service but then had to wait 15+ mins for my drink order, another 10 mins then before my drink arrived. Food was overpriced and cold (the whole bar area was cold which didn't help). It was also all a bit tatty, with a vase of half dead flowers on the windowsill near the bar. I had a decent sleep but I was woken at 8am by a hoover and loud talking directly outside my bedroom door. After a long day travelling and working I was looking forward to a slower start so this was super disappointing. Overall it's the kind of place that's trying to be upmarket but feels a bit dated and in need of some love.

This hotel is advertised as 4-star, but it falls short. Realistically, it’s more of a 3-star experience. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Bathroom • The heater in my bathroom didn’t work, and with no slippers or robes provided, the freezing tiles are unavoidable. • The shower head has almost zero pressure, especially if you’re on the top floor. This isn’t a malfunction—it’s a design flaw. With no pressure, there’s no hot steam in the bathroom, and combined with the lack of a heater, you’ll be shivering as you dry off. 2. Room • The room is spacious but slightly dusty in some areas. • The TV is outdated (around 15 years old) and not a smart TV. While you can bring a Firestick for streaming, the TV and walls lack USB ports for power, so you’ll need a USB plug adapter. • Noise is a significant issue: the floorboards creak, and you’ll clearly hear other guests. Even the front door moves when there’s a strong gust of wind. Breakfast The food is decent, but it’s not a buffet, so you’ll need to wait for your meal. Alternatives I’ve stayed at both the Copthorne and Burnham Beeches. While Grovefield offers the largest rooms, I’d highly recommend the classic double at Burnham Beeches (£99 if you’re lucky). Not only is the hotel fully refurbished, but the price also includes complimentary access to a gym and sauna. Conclusion If the issues with the bathroom and room were addressed, this could be a great hotel.

A nice hotel which was 🙂 t overly full staff excellent at Breakfast

This was a very comfortable stay. Cleanliness all around. Good house service in the room. Breakfast was very good with a good choice. Dinner was very good with attentive staff. Nice bar for drinks. A big shout out to Dean. Always helpful and able to offer advice giving a brilliant service.

A really nice hotel located just outside Burnham village with friendly staff. Evening meals could be taken in either the relaxing bar / lounge area or slightly more formal restaurant. The bedroom was very spacious and well equipped.

Excellent no problems

The reason I have given 3 stars overall was not down to the food, or the warmth, or the comfy bed. Purely down to the noise levels of the restaurant music being heard in my first floor room, and secondly the creaking floorboards of the room above waking me up and god knows what ridiculous hour. Aside from those noise related issues, it would have been a higher rating.

Good sized room, nice view over the gardens. Room and bathroom very clean and bed comfortable. Staff all very friendly and helpful.

Hotel is nice but I was kept awake by the piano music from downstairs

Very nice location, friendly staff.

Would recommend

Everything was as we expected

Really lovely hotel, set in beautiful grounds. Spotlessly clean. Nice breakfast with several options incuding continintal and full cooked (depends on hotel packege). All staff were friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend for a stay in the Windsor area. Will book if in the area again