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Thames Hotel Maidenhead, Windsor, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire,
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The Thames Hotel Maidenhead is a privately owned hotel.
It was a very relaxing place to stay and all the staff were very attentive – if I was in the area again in the future I would stay in this hotel again The Thames Hotel Maidenhead opened in the late 1880’s during which time it has enjoyed a colourful history.
The Thames Hotel gives you a convenient location to base your business trip.
The hotel’s 35 recently refurbished rooms offer a high standard of comfort in a modern stylish environment, all with flat screen satellite TVs, complimentary WiFi and modern en-suite bathrooms.
Whether you are a discerning business traveller or wish to visit and explore the area for its abundance of great days out and attractions, The Thames Hotel Maidenhead has something for everyone.
Trevi Italian Restaurant In Maidenhead, Berkshire
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Welcome To The Trevi The TREVI Restaurant is A LITTLE PIECE OF ITALY superbly located directly on The River Thames in Maidenhead.
Designed and built in 2008, it opened in January 2009 and quickly became many people's restaurant of choice.
When you arrive at the Trevi you can relax with a drink in The River Bar and enjoy splendid views of The Thames before going through to the Restaurant to enjoy excellent views of the main scene of the action – the cooking!!
The TREVI Restaurant is unique in Maidenhead with an original rustic Italian “eatery” style and authentic Trattoria cuisine prepared in traditional fashion by Italian chefs.
Enjoy Maidenhead - TREVI Ristorante Italiano
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Register now to receive further exciting information Welcome to The Trevi Italian Restaurant.
The TREVI Restaurant is A LITTLE PIECE OF ITALY superbly located directly on The River Thames in Maidenhead.
The TREVI Restaurant is new, designed and built in 2008, it opened in January 2009 and seats 54.
The TREVI Restaurant is unique in Maidenhead with an original rustic Italian "eatery" style and authentic Trattoria cuisine prepared in traditional fashion by Italian chefs.
The TREVI Restaurant is warm and cosy, the design uses quality materials such as oak, ash, travertine marble (of which the Colosseum is made), slate and red brick to create an intimate atmosphere.
The Thames Hotel, Maidenhead – Updated 2018 Prices
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Ristorante Trevi, London, Highbury. Book now!
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From the look & feel of the place itself, to the staff & the food, cant fault it & will certainly return next time I'm I the area, love it 😆 Absolutely love it here.
Trevi is a really friendly "old style " Italian restaurant.We used it before watching the Arsenal match against Milan.All the food is solid without being spectacular and the bottle of Gavi was just what the doctor ordered .
Good food and prompt service.
The restaurant offers a good range of food and not over-priced, Will definitely revisit when in the area.
Friendly little restaurant with good tasty italian food.
Restaurants: The Trevi, London N5 | Life and style | The Guardian
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Tony has a booth at an Italian caff called the Trevi, hard by Highbury Corner in north London, the better to fuel up for his kung-fu lessons after a hard day's graft at the literary coalface.
But then flimsy attributes such as prettiness and aspect are for those soft tossers who tiptoe past the boutiques and bistros of Islington's Upper Street, just a stone's throw away across Highbury Corner.
It is a Highbury Corner landmark with a herd of regulars who will happily queue out the door for the chance to down substantial platefuls of the Trevi's food, which could best be described as Italian trattoria meets (high-class) school dinners.
'Come 1.30pm, you've got less chance of getting a table here than you have at the Ivy,' Tony says as we slip into a booth in the simple dining room that leads off the sandwich bar area.
Up on a shelf behind the sandwich bar they have two copies of Tony's bestselling novel Man and Boy , one in Italian and one in English.