The Castle Hotel Windsor Classic queen bedroom Park Wing

Park Wing Classic Rooms with Sofa Bed

Our spacious Park Wing Classic rooms with a single sofa bed are perfect for a getaway with all family. There’s even space for a cot too – just ask if you need one. Spread out and relax after a day exploring Windsor. And if you want a baby bed too, just give us a nod.

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SLEEP IN STYLE

Sink into the softest queen-size bed with Egyptian cotton sheets

SINGLE SOFA BED

Ideal for a weekend break with your child

HIGH-TECH TOUCHES

Our 40-inch flat screen TVs deliver maximum entertainment

BOTANICAL TOILETRIES

British made organic toiletries from 100 Acres

IN-ROOM FRIDGE

With mineral water

HOME COMFORTS

Iron and hairdryer in the room. Need a dressing gown and slippers? Just ask

TEMPERATURE CONTROL

Turn up the heat or stay cool with air con

MORNING COFFEE

Or tea, with our in-room facilities

BABY BED ON REQUEST

A great night’s sleep for all the family

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“At The Castle Hotel, you can watch the Changing of the Guard and relax in a fantastic location opposite Windsor Castle. When you’re not soaking up the royal sites, the boutique hotel steeped in history has afternoon tea and restaurant Leaf, where you can feast on dishes inspired by nature. There’s an alfresco terrace for sipping cocktails in the sun, too.”

RED Online

“Indulge in all things quintessentially British with a delightful afternoon tea at The Castle Hotel, complete with finger sandwiches, an array of cakes, and homemade scones.”

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“The Castle Hotel Windsor is set in one of the town’s oldest buildings. Originally a 16th-century inn, the property became a hotel in 1700s, and glimpses of its Georgian heritage complement the elegant, warm decor. Keep an eye out for the collection of antiques that dot the walls, as well as the original dark-wooden staircase, creaking up from the foyer to contemporary bedrooms.”

National Geographic