Find 3 Star Hotels in Marcham from AED 127

"Beautiful. Always stop over on my way to work . Good service "

"There was everything I needed and more, but so much needed repairing or maintaining. I was particularly unhappy about the reluctance to observe standard fire precautions at night evidenced by the wedging open of fire and smoke stop doors. This was noted at 23:00 hrs. Very pleased to find breakfast was included, and that ironing facilities were available without request. "

"Basic but functional. Looking rather tired. What I found irksome was a £20 penalty charge for early check in at 1.30pm, even though rooms were available! So I filled up with fuel and had a coffee until after 3pm when there is no charge."

"Lovely room even though could do with updating but it suited my needs, comfy beds and crisp bedding just what I needed whilst my husband was in surgery at John Radcliffe, nice friendly staff too. Would definitely stay again."

"Very convenient location and parking. Lovely area in central Newbury which is pedestrianised during the day. Nice hotel rooms sympathetically modernised with character. Staff very very helpful. Only negative was noise after 10 pm of customers in the outside area. They weren’t being rowdy but the sound carried enough to keep us awake. "

"Characterful coaching inn situated in this lovely market town. My room was large, warm, with a four poster bed, clawfoot free standing bath in my ensuite, and French doors opening onto the small garden. Excellent breakfast."

"OK quite"

"Great hotel, great decor, great food. Hidden gem. If only all hotels were like this. "

"Very nice hotel. The staff were friendly and very helpful. Check in and out was quick. The room was very large as was the bathroom "

"Fairly comfortable all around. Strange check in/out process. If you leave the hotel, you have to turn your key in & get it back when you return. Overall pleasant stay. "

"Nice room, plenty of parking. Good nights sleep"

"Absolutely beautiful venue - really enjoyed the bar, the stay and the breakfast. The King’s Arms felt very festive as well. "