A Breathtaking Journey Through History My visit to Windsor Castle was an absolutely unforgettable experience. It is not just a castle; it is a living monument to British history and royalty, and it truly deserves its reputation. The castle itself is magnificently grand and imposing, set against beautifully manicured lawns and pristine gardens. The contrast between the sturdy, historic stone walls and the flawless green landscaping is strikingly beautiful. Inside, the arrangement of the State Apartments is both logical and fascinating. Each room flows into the next, revealing its unique function, from grand halls for ceremonies to more intimate living quarters. They are beautifully preserved and offer a genuine sense of how the palace operated. Furthermore, the furnishings are not merely decorative; they are functional pieces of art. The vast and diverse collections are utterly precious. I was particularly captivated by the extensive array of portraits of royal members. These paintings, varying in size, are so vividly lifelike that they seem to breathe, telling the story of the monarchy across the centuries. The entire visit was an eye-opening and dazzling spectacle. It leaves one in deep awe of the British Royal Family's centuries of influence, global history, and their immense accumulation of cultural and artistic treasures. It was, without a doubt, a trip that was worth taking in every sense.

First time visiting and was blown away at the history and beauty of the Castle, the church and grounds. The town is charming as well. This is a must see, easy trip via overland train from London. Get the audio tour headsets as it’s included and will make the experience worthwhile.

I went las Saturday to see the change of guards, it is amazing!!! It it important to wait for them (10:50 am approx) if you arrive early, otherwise you won’t have time or the best location to see them. The exhibition is quite amazing, and unbelievable!

Its an english castle. Well kept. I Its slightly less for value of money. Would advice to buy tickets in advance as that will save money. If you are visiting multiple castles throughout UK, kindly buy a pass for them as that will be cheaper rather than buying tickets at every castle. No pictures allowed inside.

Over the past 40 years that I have been coming to London, I somehow avoided Windsor Castle for no reason except that there were other things to do but on this trip I am glad to say that I finally visited it and I was not disappointed. I especially was fond of the chapel. I’m not religious whatsoever, but the burial chamber of the Queen was worth seeing. The crest room as seen in one of these photos fascinated me. The tour guides and Museum staff were helpful and knowledgeable.

The Windsor Castle and Town are a must to visit! An authentic place with it's atmosphere and history. While visiting the castle you get the audio guide and it is really easy to walk, listen and admire. We spent here about 4h to visit each and every chamber and exhibition. Great experience!

​Having traveled all the way from India, and after visiting the incredible Warwick Castle, I have to be honest: Windsor Castle, while historically important, didn't quite deliver the overall tourist experience I was hoping for. ​The Good (The Royal Legacy) ​The castle is undeniably an icon of British royalty and history. It’s a privilege to walk through a working royal palace, and the sheer scale of the place, from the State Apartments to the beautiful St. George’s Chapel (the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II), is impressive. If you are deeply invested in the British Royal Family, the sense of gravitas and history is palpable. The audio guide is excellent and helps paint a picture of the centuries of monarchy. ​The Letdown (The Visitor Experience) ​This is where it lost two stars for me. Compared to the kind of packed, energetic experience we often see in top historical attractions (think of the crowds and chaos at a major Indian monument, but in a good way!), Windsor felt a little too stiff and hands-off. ​No Photos Allowed Inside: This was a huge disappointment. In a digital world where every moment is a memory captured, the strict ban on photography inside the State Apartments means you walk through grand, gorgeous rooms and leave with only the memory, not the image. At Warwick Castle, I could take pictures of the fascinating exhibits, which made it feel much more engaging. ​Less "Attraction" and More "Museum": Warwick Castle is owned by a theme park company (Merlin) and it shows—they packed it with live historical shows, interactive elements, wax figures, and birds of prey displays. Windsor, by contrast, is a royal home and a museum for priceless art. If you want a fun day with lots of shows and activities, skip Windsor and go to Warwick. ​Verdict for an Indian Visitor ​If your main goal is to tick off the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world and see the pomp of the British monarchy, then come here. ​However, if you are looking for a more interactive, family-friendly, and all-around tourist-attraction-style historical experience—where your ticket price buys you more spectacle and the freedom to take photos—you will find Warwick Castle a far more fulfilling day out.

We visited Legoland on a Sunday afternoon and stayed in one of the woodland lodges before a full day in the park. The process of booking the stay was fairly convoluted on the website, but from that point, there were clear instructions and links for all our passes, which were very handy to have on the official app! Sunday in the park was manic and not at all quiet, with 40 min queues for all the main rides (including the underwhelming Dragon rollercoaster). Flight of the sky lion is a great ride, but please sort the queue system out for people with the fast access pass (some of which have paid extra). We waited longer in this queue than people were in the standard entry! I don't think the clearly hungover lad running it could cope with figuring out what to do. The site is quite sprawling and despite there being a train that runs from the entrance into the middle of the park, it isn't always in operation, so prepare for the walk back up the winding hill! Food offerings are standard over-priced fried theme park fare unfortunately, with little imagination in the variety on offer. Breakfast at the woodland lodge clubhouse was fairly decent on the other hand. Our lodge was clean and spacious, with the skylight projector in the kids room being a nice touch. The treasure hunt also went down a treat. You might want to take earplugs though, as the Heathrow flight path is directly above, so sleep was fairly limited to the hours of 11pm -5am. It could be so much better in places, but overall it was still an enjoyable outing that was worth checking out.

Great theme park, I enjoyed the rides, we didn’t wait to wait too long to get onto the rides and there was 2 that we did a couple of times. Kids loved it. The Lego mini land was great, loads to see and a lot of detail gone into it. Food was expensive but always is at these places. We’d happily return!

The kids absolutely loved it. It was definitely a fun outing that everyone in our group really enjoyed. The ride times generally seemed to work out pretty well, and you can definitely make a great day out of it if the weather stays nice. The pizza and pasta buffet was efficient and there was plenty of food to go around.

I recently visited Legoland, and overall, it was a fun experience, especially for young adults and kids who love Lego. The park is bright, colorful, and full of creative Lego displays that make you feel like you’re in a toy world. The rides are exciting but still safe and suitable for younger visitors. Some of the best ones include the Lego Driving School and the Dragon Roller Coaster. They bring a lot of joy and laughter to both kids and parents. However, one big problem that spoils the fun is the long waiting time for the rides. Most rides have a waiting time of 30 to 45 minutes, and some even take almost an hour. For young kids, standing in a queue that long is very difficult. They get bored, tired, and sometimes upset before they even reach the ride. It becomes a frustrating experience for both children and their parents. Because of this, the excitement of visiting Legoland turned into disappointment. It is hard to enjoy the park fully when so much time is wasted just waiting in lines. To make the experience better, Legoland should think about limiting the number of people allowed in the park each day. This would reduce the crowd and make waiting times shorter. In conclusion, Legoland is a great place with amazing rides and attractions, but the long queues really spoil the mood. A little crowd control would make it a much happier and smoother experience for everyone.

Bad: Rides waiting time: I'm starting with bad because I want people to first know what they are getting into so they can make a better decision. The rides have massive queues, the resort is not very organised in terms of crowd management. The queues are massive, like there's at least 60 minute of waiting for almost all the rides, unless you have ultimate ride pass forget about managing to do even 3-4 rides in a day. And their opening times are only 10-5, which is definitely not enough for the money you pay. I had ultimate pass and still I couldn't do all the rides and it felt such a stretch - is it worth the money though : absolutely. As we didn't have to wait more than 5 minutes for any rides. But it's ot for people who can't afford to pay for those passes. Food: If you are vegetarian, forget about eating here, not many options to eat, a Pizza place, that's beyond expensive £23-£24pp - with very limited vegetarian options, a burger place that does serve vegetarian burger, and the waffles place can't handle crowds and they close the shop when they can't handle the load. Face paint: rude staff and poor face painting skills Good: ultimate pass is rhe best way to enjoy the park, we loved all the rides we took. Miniland is awesome and so is their train. Staff is helpful (if you find them).

I’m in love with the Lego village, it’s so beautiful and full of detail. The miniatures are perfect, and the little surprises with the moving parts are such a clever, well-thought-out touch. The rides are great too, and I definitely recommend the Haunted House. The main store has fair prices, which honestly surprised me. Overall, the park is a fantastic way to spend a day, you can experience a lot in just one visit since the queues are relatively short (the longest wait was around 60 minutes), especially compared to other similar parks.

Really fun park - great rides, infrastructure and entertainment for all ages. It was my birthday so we stayed at the Legoland Resort hotel and it wasn’t worth it though: the hotel is nice enough, but not as amazing or new as one would expect; the service is random - depending on who you ask you get things / help… or not. Food is overpriced and subpar for the cost. I highly recommend the park for two days (lots to see and enjoy!) but stay in a hotel nearby and pack a picnic so you don’t get disappointed

I came to Salisbury for the cathedral but fell in love with this chapel. I sat down for the last of the service one evening and they were kind to allow me to take a look before closing. I returned the next two days to just sit and enjoy. Highly recommend!!

Visiting Windsor Castle and St. George's Chapel on the grounds was beautiful. It was a lovely day and many visitors. The visitors were happy and friendly.

Highly recommended! St George's Chapel is a Gothic chapel located in the lower bailey of Windsor Castle in Berkshire, England. Windsor, the most important castle in England, is the primary residence of the monarch. The castle chapel is under the direct jurisdiction of the monarch and is the seat of the Congregation of the Order of the Garter. The castle chapel was founded in the 14th century by King Edward III and significantly expanded in the late 15th century. It is the site of many royal church services, weddings and funerals. If you bought a ticket to visit Windsor Castle, the chapel is included in the ticket price. You can also buy a separate ticket for much cheaper if you do not plan to visit the castle. A castle + chapel ticket costs 35 pounds, a ticket only for the chapel is about 7 pounds. Information accurate as of June 2025. P.S. I try to share specific information. If the review was useful, put 👍. I don't get any "goodies", but other tourists will see this review first. Have a good mood and exciting travels!🌍☀️🪂

A nice chapel, very informative details shared on the headphone guide set. I also saw the memorial where Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh was buried and also the main church where there were previous royal weddings and funerals. Sadly can't take pictures of inside the chapel.

The chapel in Kings college is amazing, but not quite worth 20+ pounds.

Within the grounds of Windsor Castle and a bit of a misnomer.... chapel, it's more like a cathedral. Epic historical building. No photography allowed inside. Built in the late medieval perpendicular Gothic style. Founded in the 14th century. Definitely worth going to see if you like architecture as the interior is magnificent and awesome.

Went to a service at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle and it was beautiful hearing the choir. The service was quite full with a national scout day so I’d be curious to visit when less people are there.

Amazing!!! Went to see The Lightning Thief- Percy Jackson!! Wow! All the performers were spot on! 100% recommend if you get a chance to watch. Songs were catchy, stage design was great, jokes were just right! Well done to all.

I recently had the pleasure of seeing the Michael Jackson tribute starring Ben at the Theatre Royal Windsor, and it was amazing. From start to finish, the energy was electric and the performance thoroughly entertaining. 🎤 Ben truly captured the essence of Michael Jackson – his voice, moves, and charisma were spot on bringing every song to life. The costumes were stunning and added that extra sparkle to the whole experience. 💡 The stage lights are extremely bright, so if you're sensitive to lighting, you might want to bring sunglasses or sit a bit further back. 🪑 Seating-wise, the chairs are quite snug. If you're on the larger side, I’d recommend booking an “end” seat for a bit more comfort with leg room. That said, the view was really good. 🏰 The location couldn’t be better – right opposite Windsor Castle and surrounded by lovely restaurants, making it perfect for a pre-show dinner or post-show drinks. Parking and the train station is conveniently just around the corner, which made the whole evening stress-free. 👋 The staff could of perhaps provided a more friendly and welcoming experience to the venue. If you're a fan of MJ or just love a good night out, this tribute show is a must-see. Whilst he doesn’t look like MJ if I closed my eyes he did an amazing job at sounding like him 🎶

Amazing staff, they made us so welcome this lunchtime for the Fireman Sam show. What a lovely little theatre, well equipped to cater for little ones with booster seats and helping direct everyone to their seats. They seemed to enjoy the show just as much as the kids too! Thanks again for making it a wonderful experience

Went to watch percy jackson today and it was amazing!!! Although however there was an inconvenient delay in the second half of the performance, still had a spectacular time

This was my first time visiting this venue and I was pleasantly surprised. It’s a lovely little theatre with a welcoming feel. The bar area is a good size and I really liked that there were tables and chairs available, rather than having to stand as you often do in many London theatres. Parking was easy, we used Windsor and Eton station car park which is less than a five-minute walk away, making it very convenient. Overall, a great venue and I’d be happy to return.

Lovely theatre, unfortunately the show we saw, sherlock Holmes, lacked pace, script was obscure and characterisation lacking except for the guy who played lestrad. Really disappointed. The guy next to me fell asleep 4 times.

We enjoyed the production today of Doubting Thomas on this week. An unusual “who dunnit” hinging on dementia, family issues and longstanding relationships. The acting was good (I’m not a drama fanatic but it’s my opinion) and some twists added to surprises. A few laughs too. I’ve been to the theatre before and it has character and charm. But I enjoyed the storyline very much. Worth a visit. We asked for and got pensioner rates. Sat at the back but that was fine.

Lively,fun race venue. Chose the 1866 dining option. Superb service, pleasant food menu. Great value for money.

Went for the Monday Night Races, and it was so much fun. Happy people having a good time, enjoying the good weather. Very well organised and signalled, no ambiguity about where you are and where you need to go. We had a blast, thank you for organising.

Great racecourse with a relaxed atmosphere. I spent a fantastic day there with my family, and everyone really enjoyed it. The cherry on top was winning a few bets! Definitely planning to come back.

It was absolutely amazing place. I have participated in Palace 2 palace walk starting from Windsor racecourse to Windsor castle. Plenty of parking, staff was really nice. Castle was super busy though. Guards change is must see timing.

It's always a pleasure to work here. This time we had a client that wanted a 1000ft inflatable assault course with lots of entertainment, food, drink. We had a blast. The staff here are so helpful. It's makes our time here so much easier. The venue is perfect for all kinds of corporate events. And I did notice the Monday night racing and live bands. Hmmm yep I think we will be back for a night out.

Gorgeous venue for a summer event! Picture perfect backdrop with some minor decorations I put up in the marquee. Outside, the picnic tables and gazebo create a lovely chilled out environment. The tree

Brilliant experience to have a winner with Far Above The Law and Syndicates.Racing. A big welcome to a track with great heritage.

I walked in, imagining a museum. It wasn't free. I had to come back with cash after finding an ATM. As much as I like museums, galleries and other cultural places, this one cannot qualify as a museum. It's a single room. Not much larger than a living room with some photos, posters, screens and some odd objects. After a minute, that was it. I have seen everything and there were no other rooms. I still tried to search for anything worthwhile, but apart from reading posters and staring at some old objects, there was nothing exciting at all.

Great little museum with lots of local history in a pretty historic building, sadly we missed out on the up stairs section of the building as there was a lot of renovations going on but that can only be a good thing in the long run, the audio guide was really good and informative, it was a little humorous in places too, I'll have to go back and see what it's like when it's finished.

Lovely little museum! Spent ages here with 7year old. He did some colouring, played with castle toy, played with Duplo and jigsaw of crest, space chase fact hunt, dressed up as along, I liked headsets we were given to use, and we did tour of guildhall. Staff were so lovely and helpful! Only small museum but they've managed to utilise space and activities really well! Highly recommend!!!

A small (one room) museum. Only £2 for adults, £1 for over 12 years, free under 12 years. Really interesting exhibits on history of Windsor and the local borough. Information on local trades and family history. A good selection of WW1 photos. Audio tour and some interactive exhibits. Large selection of dress upressing up for the younger children. Staff were amazingly friendly and informative.

This is an interesting and free but small museum about Windsor. It includes a small information area and shop.

The place was very small than expected. Barely could have place to walk around and read.

I visited today and I loved it , I took my dog in and i spent some time talking to the volunteers/staff who were really friendly and welcoming. It's a free of charge little exhibition and very interesting. As for the people who say "it's just a little room" 🙄. It's free entry and contains ancient artifacts, what's not to like.

Beautiful event venue and the exterior of the building is impressive too!

As a wedding photographer, I can confidently say Windsor Guildhall is in the perfect location for unforgettable photos. Just a short walk away, you’ll find amazing backdrops like Windsor Castle and the iconic Changing of the Guard. I know all the best local spots for capturing those picture-perfect moments, and this venue ties everything together perfectly. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a truly memorable and elegant celebration – LHT Photography, Lauren.

It was my pleasure to shoot Teddy & Ally's wedding at your beautiful venue! Thank you for the professional staff and amazing interior.

Very interesting tour, saw paintings of past Kings and Queens and they were very life like.

What an amazing venue for conferences and private meetings at very reasonable prices. Great, friendly and super helpful staff.

Spend an hour wandering around the Guildhall in Windsor with a knowledgeable guide - worth the £2 entrance fee!!

Great place and was amazing to be in. Attended a wedding civil ceremony and the decor was amazing i couldnt stop looking around. Was great for kids too looking at the paintings and quizing them on history and also explaining it them at the same time.

Visited here on the Charity Open Day in August . Entrance for individual tourist is at the Park St., which is close to the train station. It’s a beautiful place for a summer chill out. Highly recommended bringing your picnics and stay there for a whole afternoon. Ticket for the Frogmore House sold separately.

We came here on the day the National Garden Scheme (NGS) hosted a day at Frogmore Gardens when all the ticket income goes to charity. Ordinarily visits can only be arranged in advance for groups of 15 or more. Our ticket said House and Garden, but the House was not included and a separate ticket had to be purchased. The gardens are well worth a visit with the remarkable Frogmore Memorial where Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are buried.

Very lucky to be able to visit. We were only allowed in the house and gardens and not in the Victoria and Albert mausoleum, which was being repaired. We were also not allowed near the graves of the many members of the royal family, including the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, who are buried there. I understand it's only open to the public several times a year.

Only open to the public in August when the Queen is not at Windsor Castle as Frogmore House is still used by the Royal family. Guided tour of gardens & house. Very interesting! A must!

Beautiful gardens, house full of history and charm. Such a shame only open 3 days a year for individuals to visit. Lovely that the Queen allows charities to benefit from the openings. Felt privileged to be able to view.

Absolutely stunning gardens and with the added pleasure of being able to visit the house. Such a wonderful experience.

So much history here. Rarely open to the public. Three days in June only and only groups in August.

Very large park with distinct zones. We like coming in the back door from Windsor direction. Basically like being on a carless road in the countryside. Yet so close to major conurbation. None facilities this side but very quiet. Great for cyclists. Entrance near our home in Virginia water has toilets, cafes etc. but gets very busy.

Virginia Water to Windsor Castle,, 6.5 miles walk. Amazing view on the way. Park is so convenient at Virginia Water car park,, it charge me almost 16 pounds for the day. From the car park, using toilet, u can start ur walk to the park,, if you follow the path, it will take u all the way to Windsor Castle. On the way don't miss the amazing Deer park, cow pond and many more attractions. Best view from King's George statue to Windsor Castle. Make sure to book a return ticket from Windsor Castle to Virginia Water,, avoid bus while u can. There's many toilet facilities available. Ice cream ban, café an, restaurant and a playground.

Extensive park with easy walks around the Virginia Water lake and beautiful gardens. The park is home to many interesting features, including The Cascade (a dramatic artificial waterfall) and Leptis Magna Roman Ruins at the eastern corner of Virginia Water. The totem pole near The Valley Gardens was an impressive feature, as is the towering obelisk near the upper pond. Wildlife seems to thrive here - I saw lots of birds and a grass snake by the lakeside. Late spring is the best time to visit, when the azaleas and rhododendrons in The Valley Gardens are in full bloom, providing truly stunning displays of colour. The Punchbowl is a must see at this time of year. Parking is fairly expensive at £3 per hour, but there's plenty available across multiple sites, and the facilities are immaculate. A high end café at Virginia Water offers a good range of drinks and cakes, with more substantial lunch options available at The Savill Garden visitor centre, where there's also a large shop. Impeccably maintained toilet facilities are located near the main entrances. The park is free to visit, but The Savill Garden is charged separately - visitors purchasing a ticket are entitled to a refund on their parking charge. If you've got a couple of extra hours The Savill Garden is well worth a visit, particularly in May when the flowers are at their peak. There's plenty to see including a tropical glasshouse, Mediterranean garden and rose garden. Windsor Great Park is easily a full day out if you explore everything it has to offer - set aside another day for Windsor Castle and you can enjoy an excellent weekend here.

Visited Virgina Water on Saturday. The park is vast and is connected to Windsor Park. If you have the legs you can walk to Windsor castle. The park has a big lake, lots of beautiful gardens, waterfall and few cafes. The park is run by crown and not by local council. The price of food and drink at main cafe near the car park is very reasonable. Highly recommended.

Very beautiful place to visit in summer... ❤️ Parking at Virginia Water is really convenient, with a large car park right by the entrance—though it did cost nearly £15 for the day as I remember. From there, it’s easy to access the toilets and start your walk into the park. The main path is well-marked and takes you on a scenic route that can lead all the way to Windsor Castle if you're up for it. Along the way, you’ll pass some truly lovely spots like the Deer Park, Cow Pond, and several other picturesque attractions. It’s a perfect place for a relaxing day outdoors!

Had a fabulous few hours here. Beautiful area, plenty to see and explore. We started at the garden centre, within the park, which has an amazing play area for children. We didn’t really have a plan, though I did want to see the Long Walk, which we did. Many photo opportunities, especially of Windsor Castle. We certainly could feel that we’d done 5 miles by the end. Luckily, the garden centre had the best Roast Pork lunch, it was delicious.

Beautiful park for strolling and exploring. Also very interesting when the polo is on particularly if you are a horse lover.

Lovely setup by the river hand very close to the train station and a short stroll to town .. We sat outside overlooking the boats going up and down the Thames. We had the homemade fish cakes, crayfish and chilli Linguine and the famous Eton Mess, all very delicious. Highly recommend it to anyone visiting Windsor.

Came here after the theatre and was pleasantly surprised by how good the food was, especially considering how busy it was. We were seated straight away. While a couple of staff members didn’t seem particularly friendly, our waitress was absolutely lovely. The fish and chips were delicious, and the chicken pâté starter was just as tasty. I’d definitely recommend this place for both the food and the setting.

Extraordinary view. Returned for cappuccino and Etons Mess. Fish and chips with peas-good. Fig and blue cheese salad lovely. Highly recommended after a good stroll to relax and enjoy the river.

Really fun & cool experience. We booked a private party for our colleague. It was very good food and tasty food. We didn’t have to worry about entrances and drinks. Everything was taken care of by them. Thank you so much.

Lovely place for a spot of lunch on a Saturday! I had the Chicken Milanese which was very juicy and a lovely garnish on the salad. My sister had fish and chips and she really enjoyed it! The staff were very friendly and attentive to us. My second visit here and i will be back for sure!

We came across this lovely pub accidentally because of the parking , and it was such a delight to sit there , beautiful view , delicious food ! Lauren looked after us so well , she’s so attentive and her beautiful nature ensured we had the best service , nothing was too much 🥰 would highly recommend 👌🏼

We came across this pub while walking along the river and what a find.It has a great outdoor seating area and also a nice dinning area outdoors with a retractable roof so you stay dry if it does rain.The staff were very nice as was the food.I had the lamb on a bed of mashed potatoes with green beans and gravy which was so good but I could have done with more green beans.i thought they'd missed it off the plate but the green beans were under the lamb and hidden.i had to go looking for them and there were only 3 which was a bit disappointing but I did really enjoy the meal.my wife also said the fish and chips was superb.The best part however was the Eton mess we had for desert,it was absolutely amazing and one of the best deserts I've ever had.i'd definitely recommend coming in here if ever in windsor

This is the first time we try the Moroccan Mediterranean dishes. The grills are more smoky or may be the restaurant. The tastes are very appealing. The Chicken brunettes are great and the portion is big. The mint tea is really nice and refreshing after the meal.

“Visiting from out of the country, we received exceptional attention and service. The staff had a great attitude, and the food was absolutely wonderful. Overall, it was a fantastic experience — I would definitely recommend it 100%.”

From the moment we walked in the door, we were warmly greeted and welcomed. The owner is friendly & made great recommendations on what to try. We enjoyed our first experience with Moroccan food & beer- everything we tried was delicious. This was a fantastic dinner, and I would love to come back and try more dishes!

We had lunch at Meimo while on a tour of Windsor and Stonehenge, after our tour guide Robert recommended it! Everything we ordered was fantastic, and the owner is absolutely lovely - very welcoming and a fantastic host! We had the Meimo grill with three small plates, followed by Baklawa and the orange salad for dessert, all in the photos. We loved every dish, and especially the Pastilla, which we'd never had before, and was extremely unique and delicious, an amazing mix of chicken, filo pastry, roast almonds and orange blossom. Absolutely a must enjoy! Thank you for a lovely and memorable meal!

I had a wonderful experience at Meimo. The food was delicious with a great variety of authentic Moroccan dishes, and it’s all halal, which was fantastic. The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming, which made the whole dining experience even better. Highly recommend Meimo for anyone looking for great food, warm service, and a comfortable atmosphere.

Wonderful restaurant. Delicious food and service is top notch! Highly recommend it. The atmosphere and ambiance is very inviting

“I had a wonderful brunch here on Saturday, the 14th of June with my friends. It’s a beautiful location in the heart of Windsor, with delicious food and exceptionally attentive staff. They went above and beyond to look after us. Public parking is available only 5 mins from this restaurant. Very convenient and I highly recommend this place. We will definitely be back!” 18/10/2025 We returned as promised and the food and the experience were even better than the first time!! The staff are so caring and lovely, made us feel very special 😊 10/10 ! Thank you Meimo !!

After a long walk we deserve a pint so best chance to have it from The Two Brewers. Perfect location right at the Windsor Castle back garden gate. Asa i entered, get positive vibes. Great pub with lovely atmosphere. I sat out to enjoy the summer and street view. Worth to visit after castle or if you around.

What a nice pub!!! Full of history - you can feel it in the air. So much memorabilia on the walls. Everywhere you look you can find something interesting. It has been in the same spot for 100s of years and it shows. 🕯️ In the evening they lit candles through out the pub. It make the whole atmosphere just so much cozier! 🫠 🍻 Beer is great! As always. ⭐️ Highly, highly recommended anybody visiting Windsor to stop by this pub! 🚽 Nice, clean toilets. Fun fact where toilet is now used to be horse stable. 🅿️ There is parallel parking on the street. When we were there, there were always some spots available. 🕚 Keep in mind, they close at 11pm.

A pub with a lot of history and personality just outside Windsor Park. Dark but cozy inside, with quirky quotes and notations all over. Attentive personnel serve a good selection of British Ales and international beers as well as high quality food. My sandwich came in a nicely toasted bread with tender beef tips, caramelized onions and a fried egg. The side soup was tasty with potatoes, leeks and courgettes. Very genuine despite being in a very touristy area.

The Two Brewers is an absolute must visit if you’re in Windsor. Tucked just a short walk from Windsor Castle and the Long Walk, this charming and historic pub offers a warm, cozy atmosphere filled with character. The walls are lined with fascinating memorabilia, echoing the long and rich history of the place. Hospitality here is second to none, genuinely friendly staff make you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. I tried the Coldharbour Lager and Inch’s Riverside Cider, both of which were excellent. The lager was crisp and refreshing, while the cider was smooth, subtly sweet, and perfect for a relaxed afternoon. Prices are very reasonable, especially considering the location. Whether you’re stopping in after a stroll or looking for a classic British pub experience, the Two Brewers delivers. Highly recommended for locals and visitors alike! 🍻

Hands Down the Best Pub in Windsor and now ... My Local 💞 Their Sunday Lunch & Tapas are delightful, and so is their exceptional service- BTW, try their Hugo Spritz! If you like Fun Facts, every day, they painstakingly post all kinds of history on their chalkboard! So impressive!!

Ducked in here for a snack and a drink after the castle. Great service. Small bar area. Lots on tap I think. Food was good. Has a few outdoor tables too. No kids allowed inside though.

A great little spot for a pint after a day of exploring Windsor or taking a long walk on The Long Walk. The building and bar date from the 1700’s. It’s right at the entrance to The Long Walk so it’s night right in the crowds around the castle.

When I visited, there was only one person hosting, and he was incredibly friendly and a pleasure to interact with. He made my dining experience enjoyable, guiding me through the menu and helping me choose the best options for my first Moroccan meal. The restaurant itself is small and a bit shabby in places, but the interior decor gives off a truly authentic Moroccan vibe, which is equally reflected in the menu. Most of the dishes I had were on the sweeter side, and the tagine stew was a bit bland for my taste. However, the lamb was perfectly cooked—falling off the bone, and despite some fatty parts, it melted in the mouth without being chewy at all. The only downside, which might also be seen as a positive, was that the host’s high energy made me feel slightly rushed. I wasn’t there for even an hour, which raised some concerns about whether the food was freshly prepared or reheated. Despite the brief visit, it was a delightful experience overall. I'd still recommend it, especially for those looking to try Moroccan cuisine for the first time. It was a great introduction to the flavours and culture.

Al Fassia is a hidden gem in Windsor a few minutes from the High Street. The Manager was the best part of the dining experience. He was friendly and knowledgeable and could offer menu suggestions for my #Gluten Free requirement. He wad also a total gentleman who made me realise Chivalry is not completely dead 😀 He held my coat up for me to put on, which no one has done for me, ever! The Moroccan wine was really nice, I didn't know Morocco produces wine! We all had a Tagine as the main course, and they were all delicious and extremely flavourful and served piping hot. The lamb was so well cooked it was falling off the bone and melting in ky mouth. The Merguez sausage was really flavourful, I'll definitely look out for those! The Filo pastry as a starter was a hit with everyone. The food is very homely, and so is the atmosphere. I'll definitely go back to try the other dishes.

Al Fassia is a fantastic restaurant. The fact that I've been there multiple times speaks volumes. Hussain, the owner has really good service. And as a vegetarian the food is uncompromising which is unlike many other restaurants. The decor upstairs takes you back to Morocco 🇲🇦. Go try it. :)

Amazing! The decor is authentic, the food is delicious and the people are very friendly. Had the best chicken tagine, couscous and kofta. They even have a well-thought kids menu (not the usual nuggets and chips you find everywhere). The orange juice was really freshly juiced, and the desserts and mint tea were amazing. I'd love to go again when in Windsor.

An authentic Moroccan restaurant offering really great tasting food. Everything about this place, looks, feels and tastes authentic. Lots of vegetarian options, starters and sweets and, perhaps most importantly, reasonably priced, especially due to the fact it’s in Windsor. Have already visited this place 3 times and it is becoming a favourite! Highly recommend this place!

Impeccable service with a warm and cosy atmosphere! Lovely rich-flavoured food!

Delightful restaurant, serving top quality genuine Moroccan food made by chef Mina. Very friendly waiter James who welcomed us into restaurant with polite manners and demonstrated amazing customer service skills. He also ensured we were happy and the food was satisfactory. The restaurant was very clean, tidy and very accessible with two floors. Definitely visiting again! :)

Great restaurant in the middle of Windsor, I really felt I was back in a good french restaurant. Food, wine, service, atmosphere, tables, linens, wares, all perfect! A lady at another table had a birthday and we all who were dining sang a happy birthday song for her, it was very memorable and lovely. Thank you for the great food and a memorable evening, we will be back again!! It is a popular restaurant, please remember to make a reservation!

We were staying in Windsor after a long and late flight from Australia on Monday night - and stumbled upon this place - what a delight. Excellent menu, delicious food, expertly served - with a fantastic wine cellar. This place had the charm of a traditional French restaurant but in a contemporary setting - and exceptionally friendly staff. Some unique touches like preparing steak Diane and flambéing at your table. Will definitely re visit on our next trip to Windsor. It’s not cheap but we thoroughly enjoyed our evening so I consider it great value - highly recommend.

Such a lovely restaurant. Friendly staff. Amazing classic French menu. Good wine list. The food was outstanding. Highlights for me were the foie gras creme brulee starter...I love foie gras but never tasted anything like that before. And get the crepe Suzette for dessert, great theatre and a delicious and surprisingly light end to an amazing meal. Will definitely be back.

What a fabulous experience! After visiting the Castle and seeing the picturesque small town of Eton we fancied a French meal. We were not disappointed! Our staters were classic escargot in the shell and roasted octopus with strawberry purée and lightly fried gnocchi (the daily special). Both were excellent and we were so pleased we both (my spouse and I) had ear to ear smiles after we finished that course. For our mains my wife had the bacon wrapped pork roulade and I had the duck breast with stewed strawberries in on orange infused sauce that was to die for. The duck breast was perfectly cooked to a rare temperature and was so tender the knife seemed superfluous. The skin was crispy and the fat was expertly rendered to reveal a taste that pleased my palate to no end. It was accompanied by potatoes dauphinase cooked with just the right amount of garlic and cream. My dish was paired with a glass of negramarro primativo from apulia , recommended by our fantastic server, Michael. He, and the other staff were experts at their craft who never hovered but were there the moment we needed them. Our deserts were marvelous as well. My wife had the "Eton Mess" which was chantilly cream, strawberries and meringue in a chalice , very much like a deconstructed pavlova, out of this world taste! I had a simple affogato that ended what we both agreed was the best meal we have had 5 weeks into our 7 week vacation. The wonderful staff, led by an incredible expert chef are to be commended for a spectacular culinary experience. We will come back and we will pass the word, if you are in Eton you must eat there, not to be missed!! I only wish I took more photos but I was so busy eating I forgot, Mia culpa.

This a proper French restaurant. We booked the table in advance as its always busy. Tables are clean, we had a table for four. Pleasant staff and efficient service. Very enjoyable evening, delicious bread & butter. The rabbit was particularly good. All food served were perfectly cooked and delicious.

Been a while .... but worth the wait! Right, so we could have gone for the 'Lunch Special' menu, awesome! But we went the other way!!! Look, you will not find a better traditional French lunch menu, for £19, in Windsor .... fact! We went off lunch menu, ok! But .... what we had and saw come out was awesome! Oh, and the wine menu is somewhat.... GOOD!

Divine food at this French restaurant. They really know what they are doing! We ordered some starters, steak Diane and dessert. All decadent and Cooked to perfection. The steak Diane was prepared and cooked in front of us which was awesome! We had it done medium-rare (you can have it cooked exactly how you like it). The flavour in the meat and the sauce was so juicy and flavoursome. Would definitely return, especially for the steak. I like the ambience too, slightly lowly lit, intimate and romantic. Perfect date night spot.

Beautiful garden with plenty of outdoor seating — such a lovely place to relax and enjoy a meal. The food was excellent — creative and thoughtful, delicious, and clearly made with care. It’s dog-friendly too — they even brought doggy biscuits, which was a sweet touch. The staff were warm and welcoming, making us feel right at home. Great experience!

Wow, what an amazing pub. Can't believe I've not been here before. We came for Sunday lunch and I think it's the nicest veggie roast dinner I've ever had. Ever though our table was booked for 6.30pm they still had everything in stock which isn't always the case. We had the best service with friendly and attentive staff who were so friendly. I had the nut roast which you rarely get these days. It came really quickly and was delicious. You can ask for extra roast potatoes ( which are amazing), cauliflower cheese and veg if you want. Everything was cooked perfectly and great portion sizes. Had icecream for dessert which was just as nice.

Love this pub in west Windsor it’s a must visit whether you’re a local wanting to try somewhere new or if you’re out of town searching for your next upscale pub meal. Service as always been great here, rarely had to wait for a table unless it’s peak time without a reservation. Staff are accommodating and always polite and friendly. I would say the menu could definitely have more variety more often. I try to go there less frequently as it doesn’t change that much. However their staple menu items like the day boat fish and chips and the cheeseburger are super tasty. There could be more veggie options. Overall a great place for a Sunday roast or a last minute al fresco dining rendezvous with friends or family. Definitely looking forward to the next time we dine there!

We celebrate our wedding there and it was fabulous, the service was amazing, the food aswell, our guests were very happy and satisfied with everything. Incredible place to have some food or in our case our wedding. Thanks so much to Andrea and the team who was working that day. I really appreciate everything you did for us. Thanks you

It’s rare I can find a vegetarian Sunday roast! So rare, I don’t think I’ve actually done a Sunday roast in all the times I’ve been over here. Thank you to The Greene Oak! Highly recommend

A delightful pub, with excellent food and exceptional service. I went for a midweek lunch and enjoyed the £27 2-course set menu (you could have 3 for £32). I had the ham terrine with a celeriac coleslaw and cornichons; the terrine was meaty and a cool, almost creamy contrast to the horseradish zing of the celeriac. The cornichons were drained properly and were an excellent crunchy counterpart to the terrine. For mains I had the broad bean and asparagus risotto, with pea shoots and a very good wild nettle sauce. I have been thinking about it ever since - simply stunning! The pub is scrupulously clean with timely, kind and attentive staff who take care not to be overbearing or obsequious. A simply lovely experience that has left me wishing to go back as soon as possible.

Very nice chicken pie for two, with a shared scotch egg to start. Good service and quiet enough for a long overdue catch up with a friend. Dog friendly too. Lovely outdoor area, although we sat inside as it was around 17°C.

Lovely food and staff. Fun menu. Sugar was on the table alongside the salt and pepper which I had never seen before. Very quaint. The insects outside got a little intense, because you’re right next to the water, but you can always sit inside. Also, they were very pretty, not your usual insects at all. Hopeful to return one day for the breakfast!

We had a truly memorable dinner at Gogo’s — easily one of the best meals we’ve had in Windsor. I went with my parents and grandmother, and we all left raving about the food, the atmosphere, and the incredible hospitality. The setting was stunning. We were seated in the outdoor tent area, right by the river, with a lovely view of the yachts. The food was fantastic. My dad and I both had the sea bass, which was perfectly cooked. My mum had the mint lamb and my grandma enjoyed the salmon. We also shared the braai meat platter — generous, juicy, and beautifully grilled. For dessert, my mum had the brownie with pistachio ice cream, and I had the malva pudding (also with pistachio ice cream). Both were rich, comforting, and a perfect end to the meal. What made the experience even better was the staff. Everyone was so welcoming, friendly, and genuinely accommodating. Their warmth really made us feel at home. Highly recommend Gogo’s to anyone looking for delicious food, amazing views, and truly heartfelt service. We’ll definitely be back!

Very nice venue, the weather was great so we sat outside. Great views across the water looking towards the racecourse. Friendly and helpful staff as needed 2 high chairs for our family. Good menu and drink selection. Would recommend.

Perfect location for lunch and river views. We ordered meat platter which was just right. Lovely warm day with a good selection of drinks. Recommend !

One of the BEST South African places I’ve been too in a long time. Food is amazing the Biltong Butter is the best thing I’ve ever tried in my life. Recommended!!!

I was here as part of a wedding celebration so we had the hired, private room at the back including exclusive access to the upstairs terrace which was fantastic, especially given the great weather. The food was really good quality and very tasty, and the portions were good. All of the staff who looked after us were friendly and attentive, especially the man behind the bar who served us right through until closing and was constantly smiling and friendly. The venue itself is situated next to a marina and the terrace was the perfect spot for watching the sunset. All in all we had a great experience here and would happily come again.

We celebrated a special occasion with a few friends and were welcomed by a lovely atmosphere. While the service started off a bit slow and one of our orders was initially missed, Inder, the manager, addressed the issue promptly and professionally. His excellent service really made a difference and turned the experience into a memorable one. As always, the food was absolutely delicious!

Great place to catch up with friends, family, and partners. They have an indoor and an outdoor area (pleasant area to eat outside during summer in my opinion). Me and my partner had the Garden Breakfast and the Bottomless Pancakes.

We had such a great time here! Our server Bart was amazing, super friendly, funny, and really made the whole night enjoyable. He checked in at just the right times and had great suggestions for what to order. The food was delicious and the vibes were great, but Bart definitely made the experience even better. Thanks for an awesome evening!

The food is a bit over invented (pizza hash browns totally unheard of) but when you get being served by Aisha everything else becomes really second irrelevant. Wonderful service attention and a smile to die for. Super polite super sweet and super attentive. The brunch burger was one of the best I have ever had.

What an incredible dining experience! Daiva and Bart made us feel so welcome from the moment we walked in. Their teamwork, attention to detail, and friendly personalities created such a warm atmosphere. The food was absolutely delicious, beautifully presented, and served with care. It’s rare to find a place where both the food and the service are this outstanding. We’ll definitely be back soon!

Absolutely amazing experience! Nina and Daiva were so friendly, attentive, and made our meal even more enjoyable. The service was fast, the atmosphere was warm, and every dish was delicious. You can really tell they care about their guests. Highly recommend and can’t wait to come back!

Enjoyed my time so much such great food. Thanks you Nina for the great service

We had a wonderful breakfast at Bill’s! I had the chocolate pancakes (3 stack) and they were so fluffy and tasty. My partner had scrambled eggs on toast with bacon and he said they were very tasty. The staff were very friendly and attentive! We were served by Liz who couldn’t have done any more for us! We would absolutely come again 😊

The website created the impression this place is more high class and elegant than it is. Food was nice, not great but acceptable. Although not sure why you add popcorn on the plate with seared scallops. It is quite tightly packed, The most irritating part was the entrance door kept being left open and creating a cold breeze through the restaurant.

My partner and I dined at mango lounge for the first time last night and had a lovely time overall. The food was divine, one of the best curries I’ve had in a very long time. I had the Bombay chicken which I would definitely have again. The chicken was cooked to perfection. The service was great too as we felt well looked after and even had an offering of a pre dinner canapé which was delicious too. Will definitely be back and 100% recommend to friends and family.

I must say, this was quite an interesting experience with ups and downs. It started off very quiet, then suddenly became very busy, with the staff managing both dine-in guests and takeout orders. I think this affected their performance. The food was exceptional authentic, traditional Indian cuisine that truly transported me to India. However, aside from the food, the rest of the evening was disappointing. The host and waitresses seemed overwhelmed, creating a chaotic atmosphere on the restaurant floor. I felt rushed while ordering, and servers came by twice to take my order, even after I had already placed it. Despite feeling hurried, the food took an unusually long time to arrive, and I struggled to get the staff's attention when I needed something, only to be ignored and made to wait even longer. I would return for the outstanding food, but I hope they can improve on last night's experience.

Best Indian food I've tasted and fantastic service to match all in all, absolutely stellar! Would recommend the Rose Petal Chicken Korma and Chicken Chettinad, Five spice Okra makes a fantastic side too. The only slight disappointment was the slight dryness of the Lamb Keema naan coupled with the lack of atmosphere. However, most people aren't up for something as heavy as Indian curry at lunchtime so I wouldn't knock them for that!

Amit was an amazing host, the views of the castle were beautiful, the most beautiful part was the delicious flavors. Scallop starters, guinea foul, amazing lamb. I Would highly recommend.

Nice ambience - we had Paneer tilka, Potato gelato, Papdi chaat and Herbal green chicken tikka. Papdi chaat we liked most and other 2 veg starters were okay but chicken tikka was not good.

Fab find right opposite Windsor Castle. We eat Indian food a lot, my husband cooks it too so we’re hard to please. This was Punjabi food at its best, delicious and tasty. We’d definitely recommend. Only reason we’ve given 4 star for atmosphere was it was 6pm ish on a wet Sunday evening when usually people in England are having a Sunday roast! A great experience

We had a lovely dinner here. The food was great, service little absent minded in terms of taking away empty glasses etc - a table for 2 doesn't have much space! But the food was definitely worth it!

Sticky tables and sticky rice! Delicious salt and pepper squid and pretty nice curries. Papaya salad underwhelming and over priced at nearly 12 pounds.  Ok service, kept forgetting our water and no knifes on table. That said we enjoyed our meal, it was full of flavour and the decor inside is very nice!

🛋️ Unassuming place for the outside when you are walking by. However, has a lot of space inside! Overall all nice interior. 🍜 Food was good. Decent soups, tasty Phad Tai. I didn’t find the dishes quite spicy. But, you can always add more spice. 🫜The have plenty of vegetarian options. 🅿️ Right next to paid parking. However, it is free after 9pm. 🚶Good spot to walk around the city after if before your meal.

My mum and I visited Windsor for a long weekend recently. Saturday we fancied something tasty but light and fresh and decided to try Thai Square. WHAT A CHOICE. Decor was beautiful, staff were brilliant, food was exceptional. We went in early as it was 30 degrees outside, nice and cool, huge place and not too busy. Had food from the early bird menu as it was before 6:30. Shared one of each of the platters for starters, mum had chicken with cashew nuts, I had beef penang, really delicious. The lemongrass notes in mine were incredible. Food was served quickly, hot and fresh. I don’t normally review but had to as we both felt it was exceptional. We visited another place the day before and had the manager shake his head at us as we moved tables due to being in the direct sunlight, and had a poor experience. This was completely the opposite, couldn’t have asked for a better meal with such friendly staffs highly recommended

This restaurant is particularly beautiful inside, having been in other Thai Square restaurants. You feel transported with green light streaming through stained glass and elaborate wall murals and statues. The service is reliably attentive and kind, and every dish has been flawless. The restaurant are particularly good with allergies and I always feel well looked after eating here, and leave with a smile!

We keep visiting this place at least once a month and if you fancy Thai food, this is one of the best places to be. The Ambience is really nice and great hospitality from the staff. I prefer to always start with a Tom yum soup and papaya salad. It’s a must try 👌👌. All the starters like chicken satay, fried prawns, squid, corn cakes, tempura are very delicious and tasty. The service is quick and pretty good portions for the starters. You have a lot of options for the main course from pad Thai to Thai green curry with rice. I really enjoy the food at Thai Square Windsor. Highly recommended 👌⭐️

The atmosphere and the interior is awesome. The food is great, we have dinner after visiting Legoland with kids. The Thai milk tea is very good. Miss the taste in Thailand. The lamp shrank is our favorite dishes. A bit pricy but worth to spend dinner in here. The waiter service is so so, seem Rushing you to leave after you almost finished the dinner. We had book our table via the fork, however once we arrived we was told our booking had been cancelled. We won’t know what happen but luckily we still got a table.

London Gatwick Airport is a fantastic choice for travelers heading to London, Sussex, and Surrey! It's quite expansive, featuring a handy train service that connects the North and South terminals. The design of the airport makes it easy to get around, ensuring comfort and safety for everyone. You'll find a great variety of shops, including a lively food court and plenty of duty-free options to explore. It's a bustling place with a vibrant atmosphere! Navigating the airport is a breeze, thanks to clear signage and a smooth check-in process. While security can be a bit busy during peak times, overall, Gatwick is a convenient spot with solid facilities, shops, and dining choices to keep you satisfied during your travels.

Gatwick Airport is a large and very well-organised airport that offers a great travel experience. The terminal is spacious, clean, and modern, with plenty of shops, cafés, and restaurants to choose from — perfect for spending some time before your flight. Everything feels safe and efficient, and the staff are generally friendly and helpful. Security checks are quick and well-managed, and there are many signs and screens, so it’s easy to find your way around. I also appreciate how tidy and bright the airport is, which makes the whole atmosphere comfortable and stress-free. The only downside is the £7 drop-off charge, which feels a bit expensive, but apart from that, everything else is excellent. Overall, Gatwick is a great airport — clean, convenient, and reliable, making travel from London a smooth experience.

Gatwick Airport is a large and very well organised airport that offers a smooth travell experience. The terminal is spacious, clean, and modern, with plenty of shops, cafés, duty free and restaurants to choose from. The staff are generally friendly and helpful. Security checks are quick and well-managed, and there are many signs and screens, so it’s easy to find your way around even for me. Parking is great, easy, pletty of buses takes about 7mins from sliver Parking, pletty of buses around 5mins to wait.

Good experience overall. The staff were willing to help which was nice and did smile. The security process was excellent and they were really easy to speak to. The waiting area is good and is informative for flights.

Where do I even start London Gatwick is just an amazing airport! It has great views great food options a vast route network everything! Gatwick makes you feel like you never left London a lot of their food options are local which is a nice touch. One small thing I dislike is that it’s busy and it might take a bit to pass security so make sure to come early! Lastly if you like seeing planes in the north terminal there are some easyjet gates a little bit detached from the main terminal but the walkway goes straight over an active taxiway! And if you go to the end of the walkway and don’t take the elevator or escalator down there is a small seatings area overlooking the 2 runways!

North Terminal Long Stay Car Park- You get 2 hrs free. Drop your passengers here or collect later. Parking location signs could be more plentiful. Bus stop has a simple reference only as shown. I waited at a stop for my pick up.. it was so full - only one section open to park.

Flew with Norwegian from here (South terminal) and it was smooth. Check-in, bag tag print and drop were via automated counters. Security was efficient and quick, plenty of restaurants, duty free options and lounges after security. The train from Victoria station was like 30 mins even though Gatwick express wasn’t working that day. Unexpectedly good choice.

I flew from London Stansted Airport and overall had a great experience. The airport is very organized, clean, and easy to navigate. Security control was super quick – even with the crowds, I passed through in under 10 minutes! There are lots of shops, restaurants, and places to grab snacks or souvenirs, which made waiting much more enjoyable. However, it can get very crowded, especially around check-in and boarding time. My flight was delayed, which is why I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5, and I also noticed that some gates are very far away – it took me almost 10 minutes to walk to mine! So make sure to check your gate early and be ready to move quickly. Overall, a very good airport for both short and long flights, just a bit busy – but well managed!

I was really impressed with London Stansted Airport on my recent trip. Everything ran super smoothly from start to finish — check-in was quick, security moved fast, and the staff were genuinely friendly and helpful. The airport itself is bright, clean, and easy to find your way around, which makes a huge difference when you’re traveling. There’s a good mix of shops and restaurants too — plenty of options to grab a coffee or something to eat while waiting for your flight. Getting to and from the airport was straightforward as well, with clear signs and good transport links. Overall, it was a really stress-free experience and definitely one of the better airports I’ve flown through. I wouldn’t hesitate to fly from Stansted again!

The cheapest way to get to Stansted is to take the national express coach. The Stansted express train is quite expensive compared to the couch service. Stansted airport is pretty much the Homebase of Ryanair. The airport is pretty basic. There aren’t many seats for passengers to relax. I would recommend the Wetherspoon there. It is not expensive. There is not much children facilities, no soft play or any area for young children. However there is a Hemleys toy shop. Some gates will need shuttle train, kids love that. The security check service is good. Passengers don’t need to take out the electronic devices and liquids out. There are some water fountains after security checks. Bring your own bottle and save few pounds on bottled water.

A very busy airport Monday noon. 20 mins to get through security. Although they do have the scanners. Lots of bars, shops, restaurants and cafes. Even a spoons!! Lots of parking Easy to navigate

Fast, smooth and reasonably nice. We quickly moved through security(saving time by not needing baggage drop off as we bought an overhead bag) and through to the shops. A wide range of provisions. Lots of seats and lots of people. I traveled on a thursday and although at first there was limited seats, spaces quickly appeared as people left for their gates. Our flight was delayed so we spent a lot of time here. It was made easier by the comfortable seats, free WiFi and USB charging ports so I plugged in and watched some plane crash documentaries. I had Burger King but there’s many other option too. There are limited toilets that are poorly signposted. There is one just off the main area with all the seats(water fountain there too). It was also incredibly hot with poor ventilation, especially outside the gates. Nice airport seemingly focusing on budget airlines. Edit: Just as quick on the return. The E-gates allowed us to get through in two minutes.

I recently travelled from Stansted Airport and had a smooth experience from start to finish. I took the Stansted Express train from Tottenham Hale Station, which was fast, comfortable, and arrived right at the airport — very convenient! The check-in process was quick and well-organised, with clear signs everywhere to guide passengers. The staff were friendly and helpful, especially at security, where everything moved efficiently. There are plenty of shops, cafés, and seating areas, making the wait before the flight pleasant. Overall, a great airport for easy and stress-free travel! ✈️

Last time they had a coffee machine fire, but caused such a mess with following the incorrect protocol, that 3000 people delayed or canceled their plans! Had to sleep in the car like a dog as no one toqld is Ryanair will fly us on the next day..... Wrote email to both companies, £200 and a day later I've made it to Rhodes, holiday ruined, no compensation, plans destroyed and yet they still closing the Airport overnight and people sleeping rough everywhere, purely because they don't want to pay night shifts rates and got cartels negotiation with the flying operators. Avoid on any price, as on the End you will pay more than flying Business class with Emirates, but receive dogs treatment from the stuff and wording like "You should of pay for a hotel Sir" Absolute Clowns 🤡

I had a few flights here along the time so I will share my key take-aways: - if you have a connection, speak to the staff, they will guide you to cut the queues. - mornings are extremely busy, do take into account their recommendation to arrive 2.5 - 3 hours earlier (if you also want to check out their shops and do some shopping). - if it is a straightforward go to the gate, the standard 2 hours will suffice. - you might not get seats in the crowded mornings. At 11 am was decent, but at 6 was full. - the bathrooms are mostly clean, but again, get ready to queue when the flight schedule is busy.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Brilliant Experience at Luton Airport! I recently passed through Luton Airport for the first time in over a decade, and what an amazing transformation! The upgrades made in recent years have completely paid off — creating a travel experience that, in my opinion, now outshines other outer London airports. The journey from St Pancras was quick and easy, with the Luton DART transfer being an absolute game-changer — efficient, modern, and seamless. Check-in and security were smooth and well organised, and the internal layout of the airport is clear, well signed, and pleasantly uncluttered. I was also impressed by the range of food and shopping options, and the staff were fantastic — friendly, helpful, and professional throughout. It made my recent weekend trip completely stress-free and genuinely enjoyable from start to finish. Congratulations to everyone involved in the redesign and to all the staff who make the airport run so smoothly. A truly brilliant job, Luton Airport!

I recently flew from Luton Airport to Amsterdam and had a really good experience overall. The staff were very courteous and helpful throughout the process, from check-in to security. The airport itself was clean, organised, and easy to navigate, which made the whole experience smooth and stress-free. There are also some nice coffee shops where you can relax before your flight, a pleasant surprise compared to many other busy airports. Overall, a solid 4-star experience, efficient, friendly, and comfortable!

The airport itself is fine for the most part — check-in and security were reasonably smooth, and staff were polite. However, during this recent heat wave the air conditioning was almost nonexistent. It was uncomfortably hot in the terminal, making the wait for boarding unpleasant. A bit more attention to climate control would make a big difference for passenger comfort.

Good food options and clean toilets. A bit crammed and long walk outside from terminal to the car park and drop off/pick up. They even have shops outside. It’s really not nice when you have to walk in the freezing cold. They need to build an extension and cover the walkway to carpark.

The access between Luton Airport and the center of London is not the most convenient, yet once you are at the airport, you find it very convenient and efficient. I got there very early in the morning. The place was fully crowded, but the check-in and security went very quickly. Inside, there is a large number of the usual duty-free stores, as well as a variety of restaurants and coffee shops. I spent more than two hours there—it was bearable…..

Luton is by far my most hated airport. It feels so far away, and the transport links are poor, which already makes the journey stressful before you even arrive. Once you get there, the building itself feels like a giant tin shed, always crammed with people and unbearably hot. The queues are endless, no matter the time of day, and with so many people squeezed into such a small space, you constantly find yourself being bumped into. Yes, there are places to eat and shop, but they don’t make up for the sheer chaos of the experience. The overcrowding, the heat, and the long waits make everything feel overwhelming. Overall, it’s a stressful, uncomfortable airport that I try to avoid at all costs.

I had an amazing experience at Heathrow Airport. Check-in and security were quick, and the staff were welcoming and helpful. The terminals were modern, spacious, and very easy to navigate. I loved the wide choice of shops, restaurants, and lounges, all spotless and well-maintained. With excellent transport links, Heathrow turned my travel into a smooth and enjoyable experience.

This review pertains predominantly to terminal 5. Richard Rogers and Mike Davies did a great job designing this modern and efficient terminal. My visit was for a connecting flight. I opted for the cross-terminal walkway rather than the shuttle. This was a great choice to stretch my legs between travel stints. T5 is well equipped with amenities, including frequent toilets and a range of duty free shops and establishments in addition to a number of eateries. Personally, I can see more room for eateries as I had to walk quite far (near gates A1-4) before I saw somewhere with a range of hot sandwiches or similar (Pret a manger). I did not want to sit down in the Wetherspoons, partly so as to not support Tim Martin but also partly as I did not feel like a sit down occasion met my specific needs of a “grab and go” type offering. The airport is well signed and there is abundant seating available as well as quiet spaces. Security for connecting flights had a small-but-slow-moving queue. As usual with airports they like to gate keep (quite literally) information that would indicate which gate you are departing from until the last possible minute, so as to encourage you to purchase from duty free. I was not so persuaded on this visit. Overall it does the job well, and is pretty efficiently run as an airport considering it is one of the worlds busiest airports with just two runways.

Heathrow Airport is one of the busiest in the world, and it definitely feels that way. While it offers a wide range of shops, dining, and services, the airport can be very crowded, and immigration checks often take a long time, especially during peak hours. The facilities are modern and well-maintained, but the overall experience can be tiring due to the rush and long waiting times.

It’s my second time flying from Heathrow. Today from terminal 5. I am blown away by the cleanliness and efficiencies of the place. So many shops with any kind of stuff, restaurants. If you forgot to take something from home don’t worry they will have your back. Amazing, huge and busy airport but run very smoothly and fast. I was able to buy some cosmetics in boots. I went to wagamama to have a lunch and coffee, also went to Itsu to have something for take away. Amazing ! I have the Heathrow app to collect the points whenever I purchase something on the airport. To get there from London is easy too, you just take one national express bus from Victoria coach station, it takes around 1h and 15 minutes. Very convenient.

✈️ My Visit to Heathrow Airport, London My experience at Heathrow Airport, one of the world’s busiest airports, was smooth and efficient. The airport is vast, modern, and well-organized, with five terminals serving international and domestic flights. Signage is clear, making navigation straightforward, and the staff were helpful throughout check-in and security. Heathrow offers a wide range of shops, duty-free stores, restaurants, lounges, and amenities, ensuring a comfortable experience whether you’re departing, arriving, or in transit. Free Wi-Fi and charging stations made it easy to stay connected, and the terminals are clean and well-maintained. Visitor Tips: Arrive early due to security checks and busy terminals. Use the Heathrow Express or London Underground (Piccadilly line) for quick access to central London. Pre-booking lounges can enhance your waiting experience. How to Reach: Heathrow is located about 23 km west of central London. It’s well-connected via the Heathrow Express (15–20 minutes to Paddington), London Underground Piccadilly Line, taxis, buses, and ride-sharing services. Overall, Heathrow Airport is a world-class travel hub — efficient, modern, and convenient, providing a smooth start or end to any London journey.

Heathrow is one of the busiest airports in the world and it has excellent facilities and services. Locating boarding gates isn’t too difficult and their duty free is actually well stocked as well although not that much of a saving, things are a bit more expensive here than other airports in Europe. Definitely one of the best airports have travelled through.

Heathrow is a nice airport with lots of shops and places to eat. It’s clean, easy to get around, and staff are generally helpful. It does get super busy at peak times and things can feel a bit pricey, but overall it’s a solid airport for travel.