Name: Coventina
Address: 40 Old Ferry Drive Wraysbury, Staines, England, TW19 5JT, Staines, GB

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Guest scores & sentiment

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Rooms9.5

Location9.0

Facilities9.0

Service8.0

Cleanliness8.0

Value7.5

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Room types · 1

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Cottage

2 × Queen Bed / 4 × Double bed / 1 × Twin bedup to 13

2 Queen Beds, 4 Double Beds and 1 Large Twin BedIndividually decorated room Layout - 6 bedrooms Relax - Private hot tubInternet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - Kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, and cookware/dishwareBathroom - 2 bathrooms, toilet paper, and a showerPractical - Washing machine, highchair, and wardrobe or closetComfort - HeatingNeed to Know - No housekeeping, towels not available, bed sheets not available, no cribs (infant beds) or rollaway/extra beds availableNon-Smoking

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Facilities · 7

All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).

GardenFree WiFiFishing nearbyPlayground on siteSmoke-free propertyFree self parkingHiking/biking trails nearby

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DiningSights

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The Loch & The Tyne

British Contemporary · Bib

££

Adam Handling’s country inn is named in honour of where he met his co-owner chefs: Scotland and Newcastle. The room has a characterful vintage style, and the terrace sits beside raised beds which supply herbs and vegetables for the attractively presented dishes. Among them are re-worked pub classics like the playful haggis Scotch egg or the mac and cheese 'our way'. For dessert, look out for the ever-present trifle, which changes with the seasons. Complete your visit with a stay in one of the luxuriously appointed bedrooms.

1.4km

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The Bailiwick Freehouse

Modern British

£££

Hidden away down twisting country roads in an affluent part of Old Windsor, this charmingly run pub is a quirky, pretty operation where the food is given pride of place. The location – a tranquil spot on the edge of Windsor Great Park – is a hunting area, so expect plenty of local game on the menu in season, such as venison from the Park itself. The experienced chef crafts his ingredients into complex, attractively presented dishes, with the Bar Menu offering lighter and simpler options. Do look out for the cheese trolley, which is bursting with prime British options.

4.5km

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