More information on Elva Lodge Hotel
Set in its own grounds Elva Lodge Hotel is the longest established family run hotel in Maidenhead. We offer a range of accommodation and facilities for both business and private guests and pride ourselves on the friendly and personal service we offer each of them. Elva Lodge Hotel offers a welcoming atmosphere and a range of well appointed accommodation. All 26 rooms have a private bathroom with bath or shower facilities colour television and direct dial telephone. With the business user in mind each room has a work area with a wireless internet connection available. We also have family rooms with a double bed and an additional single bed and a private bathroom. Elva Lodge has its own rowing themed restaurant where Steve Redgrave is a regular. We offer a range of traditional English French and Mexican cuisine and a wide selection of wines spirits beers and cocktails. The bar part of the original house built in 1902 benefits from a classic high ceiling giving it an airy feel. The contemporary ambiance makes it a great place to relax and enjoy our guest ales or sample our extensive wine list. The Elva Lodge Hotel is an ideal business venue whether for a small confidential meeting or a full scale conference. There are two conference rooms capable of accommodating 2 to 50 delegates. The Garden Room with its glass paneling is brightly lit with natural light and the Millennium Rooms beamed ceilings give it a special charm. Business services available include fax photocopying OHP screens flipcharts and training equipment. Wireless Internet is available in all public areas. Our experienced staff will always be on hand to help ensure the smooth running of your meeting or event. All rooms are non smoking
Check-in Time:
12:00 PMCheck-out Time:
11:00 AMTotal Rooms:
26Total Floors:
2 floors.Rooms:
26Directions
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La Brassiere Elva LodgeLa Brassiere Elva Lodge has its own rowing-themed restaurant where Steve Redgrave is a regular. We offer a range of traditional English French and Mexican cuisine and a wide selection of wines spirits beers and cocktails. The bar part of the original hous
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