With free Wi-Fi, homely bedding and free parking, this quiet hotel overlooks countryside on the outskirts of Milton Keynes, within easy reach of the M1, A5 and Buckingham.
Patrick
United Kingdom
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Bathroom was spotless
Room appeared pleasant on entering
Situated on the High Street in the charming market town of Stony Stratford, this historic 15th-century coaching inn offers bright, airy accommodation with free Wi-Fi and tasty food.
Tracy
United Kingdom
Had our wedding reception there 5year ago . So was lovely to go back
Located in Milton Keynes, 4.7 km from Milton Keynes Bowl, National Badminton Centre Lodge & Health Club provides accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a shared lounge and a...
Situated in the historic town of Stony Stratford, just 12 minutes from Milton Keynes, this traditional 16th-century inn offers wholesome food and real ales.
Gary
Spain
When I arrived and stated I had a reservation, the response was a sarcastic ‘oh have you now’ and then they proceeded to ignore me then mock my name in some sort of private joke. Almost as if they were trying to create their own version of fawlty towers - awful
Situated in Milton Keynes and with Milton Keynes Bowl reachable within 5.3 km, Hotel La Tour features concierge services, allergy-free rooms, a fitness centre, free WiFi and a restaurant.
Located in Milton Keynes and with Milton Keynes Bowl reachable within 3.7 km, Moxy Milton Keynes provides express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the...
Natalia
United Kingdom
The property was fun and everything was spotless! The rooms were lush and was a lovely atmosphere!
Built into the Stadium MK, home to MK Dons Football Club and Marshall Arena, the DoubleTree By Hilton Milton Keynes features stylish accommodation only a few minutes' drive away from Milton Keynes...
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It is a nice little town with a good variety of interesting...
It is a nice little town with a good variety of interesting shops and a town full of character Plenty of parking nearby.
We didn't eat in any of the restaurants as we stayed with family, but we had an Indian take away which was lovely.
sandra
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Lovely, characterful coaching town.
Lovely, characterful coaching town. Lots of life still, free parking, lots of shops and pubs/hostels. Great base for exploring Bucks. Would recommend Bletchley Park - so much more to it than we thought.
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Anonymous
10
Scored 10
Love the fact this we can be there in about an hour and ten...
Love the fact this we can be there in about an hour and ten minutes. Lovely market town with a mix of pubs... restaurants and... hotels. Lovely chinese restaurant. About 15 minutes away is Milton Keynes with great shopping outlets.
Kathleen
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The town is very quaint with a lot of bars and restaurants...
The town is very quaint with a lot of bars and restaurants to enjoy. There is a lovely park area with a walk along the river with beautiful scenery. An added attraction is that all car parking is free, ad just behind the main street so not far to walk.
There are some lovely gift shops and quaint kitchen shops along the high street as well for individual items you don't often see.
Pippin69
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
We chose to stay at The Cock Hotel in Stoney Stratford...
We chose to stay at The Cock Hotel in Stoney Stratford partly because it was near to Bletchley Park where we were visiting, and also because of the famous 'cock and bull story'; sadly The Bull is now closed so we couldn't make a comparison or indulge in making up a story!! Set on the famous Watling Street, Stoney Stratford was a strategic 'stopping off' point for travellers through the ages yet has still managed to retain its old world charm.
There are numerous free car parks and it is easily accessible on foot, so visitors will delight in stopping by the abundance of unique independent shops as well as the Saturday market and the once a month Farmers' market. There is a plentiful number of cafes, tea rooms and pubs too where you can quench your thirst and/or assuage your hunger or you could just stroll along the riverside and take in the views.
Nadia
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Stony Stratford is a lovely, interesting market town with a...
Stony Stratford is a lovely, interesting market town with a great atmosphere, some original shops and lively pubs on both sides of the narrow main street. It has some great old original coaching Inns such as The Cock Hotel, The Bull Hotel and The Old George, all on the main street, with parking behind them. It is conveniently close to Milton Keynes shopping centre. The town comes alive at the weekends, and live music is sometimes played in The Vaults bar. There is an annual winter Lantern Parade, for which the locals make paper lanterns of all descriptions and hang them on sticks, then parade through the streets with them lit up. In the summer an annual folk fair is (usually) held on the main green just off the main road (Folk on the Green), and many local musicians play and sing. Stony generally has a very musical and artistic vibe.
Brenda
France
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Very friendly welcome from bar staff, I was even showed to my room, which was tastefully decorated. Nice atmosphere in the bar where I felt completely at ease on my own. My room was a decent size, bed was really comfortable, good furniture and an excellent shower room. I had a good night's sleep and a very tasty breakfast. I will certainly stay again when back on business.
The room was spacious and well decorated. There was s hairdryer, an iron and ironing board in the room. I was with my 91 year old mother who found the facilities very easy to use. Although there were parties, weddings on while we were there you could not here anything in the room. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.
The bed was comfortable and so were the pillows, probably the best nights sleep I've had in a hotel. Clean room and staff were pleasant and friendly. Really enjoyed my full English for breakfast, felt it was all really good value for money!
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