“A luxury hotel occupying one of the finest spots along the river. Indulgent rooms keep some of the old brewery's original features but set alongside this are more luxurious touches of Egyptian cotton sheets and L’Occitane products. The restaurant is superb and the wine list (unsurprisingly) good.”
“A luxury hotel occupying one of the finest spots along the river. Indulgent rooms keep some of the old brewery's original features but set alongside this are more luxurious touches of Egyptian cotton sheets and L’Occitane products. The restaurant is superb and the wine list (unsurprisingly) good.”
Recommended For
- Total relaxation
- Order a glass of bubbles and soak in your private bath tub on your terrace overlooking the river - sheer indulgence!
- Local exploring
- Perfectly positioned on the river (especially if you're planning to attend the regatta)
- Sights nearby
- Spend a day at one of the local National Trust properties, Greys Court or Nuffield Place
- Museums
- Visit the fascinating River and Rowing Museum
- Sailing
- Take a scenic boat trip along the river
- Private Hot Tub
- River View Suites have outdoor bathtubs on their terrace
- Luxury
- Good wine list
- Quiet
- Views
- Romantic
- Traditional
- Child friendly
- Pet friendly
- Chic
- Riverside
- Restaurant
Facilities
- Private Hot Tub
- River View Suites have outdoor bathtubs on their terrace
- Wifi
- Good wine list
- Meeting Room
- Bar
- Views
- Room service
- Child friendly
- Pet friendly
- Restaurant
Activities
- Sights nearby
- Spend a day at one of the local National Trust properties, Greys Court or Nuffield Place
- Museums
- Visit the fascinating River and Rowing Museum
- Sailing
- Take a scenic boat trip along the river
Map & Location
What's Nearby
Other Reviews
Hotel du Vin
It’s a challenge to find a better-positioned hotel than this in Henley-on-Thames, especially if you’re enjoying a glass of fizz while soaking in an outdoor bathtub on your private balcony overlooking the river. Beds are large enough to sprawl and breakfast is one of the best in Oxfordshire.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
