Serviced Apartments in Maidenhead

Visitors to Maidenhead can effectively choose whether they want to stay in leafy countryside on the outskirts of the town, or in its lively centre. Choosing the right accommodation will depend on individual preference, as well as the nature of your trip. Whilst there are several hotels in the centre, if you really want to get a feel for the place you may wish to consider a serviced apartment in Maidenhead.

We offer the finest properties in the area, with a range of options to suit your needs. If you’d rather stay in a luxury apartment than a faceless hotel, then we can offer everything from self contained studio apartments to luxury corporate housing.

Culture & shopping in Maidenhead

With Windsor a short distance away and the surrounding countryside, Maidenhead has no shortage of parks, National Trust sites and places of historical interest. Cliveden is a 17th century manor house, the grounds and gardens of which are open to the public to enjoy a stroll around. Maidenhead also boasts fantastic parks and open spaces—Kidwells Park is a popular location among locals and hosts events throughout the year, including Maidenhead at the Movies and Maidenhead Carnival whilst Riverside gardens is very popular with families with its extensive lawns, park and crazy golf. In general the town has excellent leisure facilities including a cinema, leisure complex and a thriving arts centre at Norden Farm.

Nicholsons is the main shopping centre in the town, with several retailers conveniently located under one roof. Stores include two supermarkets—Iceland and Tesco—as well as several fashion retailers, including Top Shop, H&M, and Burton. Maidenhead high street also features a range of typical retailers, as well as several independent shops.

Getting around in Maidenhead

Maidenhead town is not especially large, so walking is often the simplest way of getting around—in fact, one of the town’s best features are the walking routes that can be taken down by the river. Anyone wanting to visit out-of-town attractions, such as the Chiltern Hills or nearby Windsor, will find local buses are reasonably priced and running regularly. Many of the routes are also covered by the PlusBus card, with allows unlimited travel for under £3 per day.

Maidenhead train station connects the town to most major UK cities with minimal changes, and London is less than 1 hour away direct, with several services per hour.