The College is situated in 30 acres of beautiful parkland on the banks of the River Thames just two miles from Henley on Thames famous for the Royal Regatta. The College has (View)

Country house hotel set within 65 acres of landscaped gardens overlooking the River Thames and Chiltern Hills beyond. Award winning Oak Room restaurant and Orangery Terrace B (View)

A large country house property steeped in history on the banks of the Thames with extensive elegant and individually styled function rooms and Grade II listed Grandstand Pavi (View)

A Traditional town centre inn in the heart of this historic market town by the river thames. Beautiful ensuite double rooms including traditional English breakfast. Dogs welco (View)

Extremely well appointed bedrooms with bathrooms being a particular feature. The very popular bistro serves a wide range of dishes from the a la carte menu using fine quality (View)

Henley on Thames is home to the famous Royal Regatta every summer for five days but oarsmen and rowing enthusiasts can enjoy the new River and Rowing Museum all year round in (View)

Since the fifteenth century travellers including three Kings of England have enjoyed the hospitality of The Red Lion Hotel.Uniquely situated overlooking the Royal Regatta (View)

Is the Black Boys Inn a small hotel with a restaurant or a restaurant with a Hotel Either way this 16th Century Property is a lovely place to eat and the whole experience (View)

In the centre of Henley's area of outstanding natural beauty and a stones throw from the train station The Imperial is the ideal base for a quiet weekend break. Only 20 minut (View)

This charming hotel built in 1135 is reputed to be the oldest Inn in England. With its original charm and beautiful gardens you will recieve excellent customer service and unr (View)

A National Sports Centre set in the grounds of a 700 year old Abbey on the banks on the River Thames. Within touching distance of London (View)

The Compleat Angler Hotel has unrivalled riverside setting overlooking Marlow Weir and the River Thames.Smooth lush lawns slope down to the banks of The Thames form an idylli (View)