Where To Stay

Whether you’re visiting the Chilterns for a day trip, visiting National Trust properties or soaking up the quaint villages and towns, we have curated a list of excellent places to stay. After a day of coffee, cake and countryside views, you can rest your tired feet and get a good night’s sleep.

Amersham

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    The Kings Arms

    30 High Street, Old Amersham.

    This charming retreat dates back to the 1400s and offers tranquillity and comfort in a popular location. Elegantly furnished with nice views, this 4* hotel comprises 35 rooms! It serves as a great base for adventurers, and you can enjoy high-quality pub grub and great ales in this traditional, bustling English pub.

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    The Potters Arms

    Fagnall Lane, Winchmore Hill.

    This Bed & Breakfast is affordable and delightful. Getting deliveries 6 days a week, you are promised fresh and local produce when you eat here (and local ale from Marlow). If you love an evening activity, this is the place to be, with monthly comedy nights!

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    For National Trust Fans

    If you’re travelling to The Chilterns and ticking off some of our extremely elaborate and delightful country homes, we have accommodation recommendations coming right up.

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    The Five Arrows Hotel, Waddesdon

    Waddesdon manor, owned by the Rothschild Family, is one of the countries most visited country homes. Your feet will ache after a long day of exploring the extensive property and pretty grounds. We recommend putting your feet up at the well-loved and very conveniently located Five Arrows Hotel. This boutique hotel is full of character, with 16 rooms to choose from.

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    The Relais, Henley

    Henley-on-thames has within it one of the homeliest national trust properties there is, Greys Court is surrounded by beautiful land and romantic history, connected with the hell fire caves, there is a lot to discover here. Stay in The Relais Henley for an extremely convenient, river-side stay, stroll right out of the front door and take yourself on a straight and short walk down to the River & Rowing museum.

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    River Arts Club, Maidenhead

    Just a 10-minute drive from the famous Cliveden House in Taplow, the River Arts Club is a magnificent B&B to stay in for calming views of the Thames and entirely elegant relaxation. Some rooms available have the luxury of bay windows or terraces so you can remain immersed in nature.

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Great Missenden

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    The Nags Head

    The Nags Head is a quintessential old country pub and hotel in the Chilterns, dating back to the 15th century. Beautifully set amongst the rolling Chiltern hills, the Nags Head offers beautifully cooked food from an award-winning chef, Tomas Topolar.

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    Mayertorne Cottage B&B

    Ideal as a base from which you can explore the Chilterns, Mayertorne Cottage is a first-class B&B operated by Anthony and Felicity Sykes. They offer a twin bedroom and a double bedroom, both with ensuites.

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