Shillingford Bridge Hotel - Wallingford, United Kingdom
Shillingford Road
Wallingford, OX10 8LZ Nightly Rates(243.89 - 282.91)3 Star
Property Description
The Shillingford Bridge Hotel is ideally located in the Thames Valley between Oxford and Reading of the A423 on the banks of the River Thames. This riverside hotel offers 42 bedrooms all en-suite, with some of the rooms offering views across the lawns to the River Thames. Free off-street car parking. The dark wood paneled reception area offers a warm friendly ambience as you enter the hotel, whilst the River Bar is an ideal place for perhaps a drink, maybe a snack with panoramic views over the river. Within a short distance from Oxford, Henley, Wallingford and Reading the hotel is a superb base for leisure and corporate travelers in the Thames Valley district. The Riverview Restaurant is a magnificent setting to enjoy the delicious food from our extensive table d'hote and a la carte menus. Boating has always been popular and river trips are available locally. There are a number of golf courses close by to the Shillingford Bridge Hotel. The hotel has its own squash court and during the summer time an outdoor heated swimming pool with its adjacent kiddie's paddling pool. This idyllic setting is ideal for wedding receptions with the restaurant seating up to 150 guests and the hotel is fully licensed for civil weddings. There are three main conference rooms and three small meeting rooms allowing the hotel to accommodate conferences up to 80 delegates.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Fishing
Free Parking
Golf
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Standard Single
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Standard single with one single bed and en-suite tiled bathroom. Individually themed rooms, vanity, desk and chair, satellite TV with radio and remote, direct dial phone and coffee and tea maker. All en-suite bathrooms are complete with bathtub and shower, bubble bath, shampoo, tissues and a family of Forestdale Ducks around the bath. Please request non-smoking room. Courtyard View and a maximum occupancy of 1 adult.
Standard Double
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Standard Double with one double bed and en-suite tiled bathroom. Decorated to an individual and comfortable standard, all double bedrooms have direct-dial telephone, remote control colour television with terrestrial and satellite channels, clock radio alarm, hair dryer, trouser press and tea and coffee making facilities. All en-suite bathrooms are complete with bathtub and shower, bubble bath, shampoo, tissues and a family of Forestdale Ducks around the bath. Rollaway bed on request for a child. Please request non-smoking room. Courtyard Views and Sleeps 2.
Standard Twin
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Standard Twin Room with two twin beds and en-suite tiled bathroom. Decorated to an individual and comfortable standard, all twin bedrooms have direct-dial telephone, remote control colour television with terrestrial and satellite channels, clock radio alarm, hair dryer, trouser press and tea and coffee making facilities. All en-suite bathrooms are complete with bathtub and shower, bubble bath, shampoo, tissues and a family of Forestdale Ducks around the bath. Please request non-smoking rooms. Courtyard Views and a maximum occupancy of 2 adults.
Premier Double
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Premier Double with one double bed a pull-out sofa bed and en-suite tiled bathroom. These large rooms are tastefully decorated to an individual and comfortable standard, all premier double bedrooms have direct-dial telephone, remote control colour television with terrestrial and satellite channels, clock radio alarm, hair dryer, trouser press and tea and coffee making facilities. All en-suite bathrooms are complete with bathtub and shower, bubble bath, shampoo, tissues and a family of Forestdale Ducks around the bath. River Views and Sleeps 2
Premier Twin
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Premier Twin with two twin beds and en-suite tiled bathroom. These large rooms are tastefully decorated to a comfortable standard, all premier twin bedrooms have direct-dial telephone, remote control colour television with terrestrial and satellite channels, clock radio alarm, hair dryer, trouser press and tea and coffee making facilities. All en-suite bathrooms are complete with bathtub and shower, bubble bath, shampoo, tissues and a family of Forestdale Ducks around the bath. River Views and a maximum occupancy of 2 adults.
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Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 2pm
Check out time is 11am
Time Zone is GMT (0)
Opened in 1800's
Renovated in Continuous
42 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
M4 West to junction 12, (A4), towards Newbury, at the junction with the A340 go towards Pangbourne, join the A329 to Winterbrook Roundabout. Straight over on the unclassified road into Wallingford, straight across the traffic lights towards Oxford. Hotel is 2 miles on left.
Join the M23 at Junction 9A, continue to your 1st roundabout taking the 1st exit onto the M25. Proceed along the M25 coming off at Junction 16 onto the M40. Continue on the M40 to Junction 6 taking the B4009 through Watlington to Benson. Turn left at the "T" junction & you will come to a roundabout with a BP garage, take the 2nd exit to onto the A4074 sign posted to Oxford, then take a left at the next roundabout and the hotel is 1/2 mile down the road over the bridge.
BZZ - Oxford - 10 Miles South East
LHR-London Heathrow-32Mi SE / LGW-London Gatwick-70Mi SE
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed. A deposit is not required. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions, see Rate Rules.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled by 12pm on the day of arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night stay plus tax. No-show fee-1 Night stay plus tax. Exceptions may apply during holidays/ special events or conventions/ see Rate Rules. Early check-out policy- None
Restaurant Information
RIVERVIEW RESTAURANT
Location: Ground Floor overlooking the River Thames. Type: Full Service Restaurant. Cuisine: Modern European - English and French - Choose from a mouthwatering selection of innovative starters, mixed salads, pasta specials, chicken fish and steak meals as well as old favourites. Extensive international wine list. Breakfast: 7.30 - 9.30 Monday - Friday & 8.00 - 10.00 Saturday & Sunday. Lunch: 12.30 - 3.00 Sunday. Dinner: 7.00 - 10.00 Monday - Saturday & 7.00 - 9.30 Sunday. Rating: n/a. Dress Code: Smart Casual.
Meeting Facility
Meeting Facilities
The property has 6 meeting rooms with a conference capacity of 150 people. Meeting Services: Audio/Visual Equipment, Copy Service, Catering, Fax Service.
RIVER SUITE: Capacity 80
STUDIO ONE: Capacity 40
STUDIO TWO: Capacity 20
SUITE 51: Capacity 15
Recreation Information
Recreation
Sightseeing/Tours, Parks and Gardens, Caving, Motor Racing, Swimming pool, Sports activities, Disco, Fitness Center, Fishing, Amusement park, Billiards, Dog racing, Children's Programs/Activities, Golf, Horseback riding, Water sports, Shopping, Theatre, Tennis
Oxford - 10.0 Miles North West
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Henley - 13.0 Miles South East
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Windsor - 30.0 Miles South East
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Reading - 15.0 Miles South East
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Didcot - 8.0 Miles West
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Abingdon - 8.0 Miles North West
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London - 40.0 Miles East
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Blenheim Palace - 18.0 Miles North West
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Ascot - 30.0 Miles South East
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Wallingford - 2.0 Miles South East
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Silverstone Motor Racing Circuit - 40.0 Miles North
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Benson - 2.0 Miles East
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Farnborough Air Show - 20.0 Miles South East
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Grove - 16.0 Miles North - Williams and Jaguar Motor Racing
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Woburn Safari Park - 40.0 Miles North
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West Wycombe - 17.0 Miles North - Hell Fire Caves
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Thruxton Motor Racing Circuit - 45.0 Miles North
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Aylesbury - 28.0 Miles North - Waddeson Manor
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Brightwell-cum-Sotwell - 4.0 Miles North
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Stratfield Saye - 20.0 Miles North - Wellington Park
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Hydraulics Research Wallingford - 3.0 Miles South East
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U-K-A-E-A - 7.0 Miles West
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RAF Benson - 3.0 Miles East
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Institute of Hydrology - 3.0 Miles South East
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Amey - 6.0 Miles East
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A-E-A Technology - 8.0 Miles East
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Joint European Tours - 6.0 Miles South East
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Environment Agency - 3.0 Miles North West
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3663 Food Services - 8.0 Miles South East
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Air Products - 8.0 Miles East
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Michael Weining - 0.0 Miles North
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Desking Systems - 4.0 Miles South
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Centre for Ecology AND Hydrology - 3.0 Miles South East
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Innogy - 8.0 Miles South East
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Transco - 8.0 Miles South East
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Vetrotex - 3.0 Miles North West
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