Beaumont House (Old Windsor) Reviews
Newest Review: ... so prepare for the possibility of disappointment. ~Conference Facilities~ Arriving late I went straight to the Balmoral conference suite. I was quite pleasantly surprised by the facilities downstairs where the registration desk was placed and where delegates could got hot or cold drinks and small snacks during the day. Since it was a networking event the room was laid out with plenty of places to sit (or stand) and chat. The conference room by contrast was awful. It was a very long room with the speakers so far away that half the room could barely see them and had to rely on TV screens along the side of the room to read the slides... more
Customer Beaumont House (Old Windsor) Reviews (1)
by - written on 02/03/12 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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~Between the Castle and the Airport~ I have a good friend whose wife is a Blue Badge Guide at Windsor Castle. The most common stupid question that she gets asked almost always comes from Americans. They tell her "Gee, it's a swell castle, but why did they build it so close to the airport?" At times you do wonder whether the planners who approved the building and subsequent waves of expansion at Heathrow would have kept their heads if planes had been invented a few centuries earlier. Beaumont House in Old Windsor is one of the properties that belongs to the Principal Hayley group, a small hotel chain that specialises in places that are used ... Read the complete review
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