Hotels on the River Thames

Venture outside of London along the River Thames through Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Surrey and you'll find an array of high quality 4 star hotels nestled along its banks. Discover romantic rooms with a view.

Merely a boat's row from Heathrow Airport near the M25, Surrey's stunning hotel, The Runnymede on Thames,  offers luxury accommodation, along with an award winning spa and riverside dining and of course stunning views of the Thames. 

Hotels in Buckinghamshire

Between Maidenhead and Reading you'll find the beautiful town of Marlow, fitting as a location for the stunning Macdonald Compleat Angler Hotel. Stylish, luxurious, romantic; the award winning Macdonald Compleat Angler Hotel is a magical riverside retreat. In Marlow, but with a lakeside setting is the Crowne Plaza Marlow.

Also on this stretch is Cliveden, a grand stately home, now a luxurious Hotel. Surrounded by 376 acres of magnificent National Trust managed Grade I listed formal gardens and parkland, it offers panoramic views of the river.

Hotels in Berkshire

By the river in Windsor The Christopher Wren Hotel & Spa - a Grade II listed building beside Eton Bridge and the walls of Windsor Castle. Oakley Court is a historic luxury hotel, the setting of many famous films, with its very own polo team.

Hilton Reading is situated besides Foudry Brook, a wildlife heritage area by the river Kennet and it is just four miles from Reading town centre and the River Thames. 

After Reading, the river runs between the Chiltern Hills and Berkshire Downs in what is known as the Goring Gap The village of Streatley-on-Thames stands on the opposite side of the River Thames to Goring; Oxfordshire on one side and West Berkshire on the other, linked by a bridge which was built in 1923. Standing  by the river’s edge since the 1700’s, The Swan at Streatley is an intimate country hotel with riverside Bar, Terrace and Boat House Deli & Café.

Why not spend a weekend in historic Windsor, bustling Oxford or take to the upper reaches of the river for peace and quiet in the Cotswolds?