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 Excellent Peking Duck, the Black cod was Yummy also. As ever, the service was spot on.

We had a fantastic afternoon tea at The Castle Hotel! The friendly and accommodating waitstaff went above and beyond to make it a great experience. The food was delicious and the presentation picture worthy. I'm so glad we added this to our trip to Windsor!

This has to be one of best hotel experiences we’ve had in many years. The spa was fantastic. The 1215 restaurant was 10/10 but what made it for us was the staff throughout the whole hotel. We felt so welcome and looked after. Our only negative was the general prices of the breakfast and lunch (Greens), which were massively overpriced and need the be looked into, as it was too much for what we had. Apart from that, a lovely experience!

First of all i would love to thank the really lovely staff, the ladies and the taller gentleman behind the bar were very welcoming and skilled with their mixology. There were orange bitters added to the French martini i ordered but other than that it was flawless. When seated at our table there were a couple of dirty glasses, you could spot marks on the wine glasses of other tables but i guess it just wasn't looked over. The young man serving us with glasses on was very friendly and welcoming, he had good knowledge on the menu and checked in with good timing between courses. The food was spectacular, my steak was expertly done and the chicken burger was very impressive. Absolutely amazing. When we were offered desserts i asked for a modification to make a dessert cocktail and the bartender BLEW ME AWAY. The presentation and overall flavour was outstanding. The bar team stole the show last night (other than the steak). I will be happily returning to the 1907 Restaurant and Bar.

The manageress of the Terrace Restaurant was excellent And made us feel very welcome She was very professional and very friendly The food was excellent We enjoyed the whole experience Our first time at the hotel Regards Martin berriman