Experience the charm and character of a B&B near Marlow. Delight in the welcoming atmosphere and unique flair of independent bed and breakfast accommodations dotted throughout the area. Each boutique establishment offers a distinct blend of hospitality and ambiance, ranging from quaint guesthouses adorned with colourful facades to historic inns brimming with local charm. Whether you seek a cosy retreat tucked along cobbled streets or a stylish boutique nestled amidst bustling squares, there's an ideal lodging option to suit every traveller's taste. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and heritage of the town while enjoying the personalized service and warm hospitality of these friendly bed and breakfasts, promising an unforgettable stay near Marlow.
Marlow is situated on the River Thames, a beautiful town with over 25 English pubs and restaurants. The town dates back 1000 years and has many historical sites. Only 25 minutes from Heathrow and 35 minutes from London, and with access to the lovely Chiltern Hills for walking and cycling. The river itself offer many attractions, with boat rides, walks, regattas, and riverside pubs. 30 minutes to Oxford with its dreaming spires, and 20 minutes from Windsor Castle there is so much to see in this area. Theatres, Art Galleries, Museums, sports facilities, spas, childrens entertainment, zoos, stately homes all abound around Marlow. Excellent shopping facilities, whatever you taste.
Marlow on Thames Where is it? Marlow sits by the River Thames, in South Buckinghamshire on the border with Berkshire and 6 miles from Oxfordshire. London, Oxford and Reading are within easy travelling distance. The closest towns are Henley, Maidenhead and High Wycombe.
The River Thames Marlows main leisure focus is the River Thames where pleasure boat trips, canoeing, sailing and rowing are available and fishing of coarse. The boating public can access the river in several places and small boats, power & sail can be slipped at the end of St Peter Street. The banks are ideal for strolling, cycling and picnicking. For the many walkers the new Thames Path is a National Trail that passes through Marlow. Mostly following the old towpath, this path meanders with the Thames, right from its source near Cirencester. Level going, and easily accessed by a variety of transport the Path is family-friendly, and suitable for inexperienced hikers. It is already enormously popular.
Eating Out & Shopping There are more places to enjoy a good meal in than you can shake the proverbial stick at - Italian, Indian, Chinese, Mexican, Thai, even British - Marlow has them all, dozens of them. A rich variety of retail therapy greets visitors from exclusive ladies dress-shops to some excellent charity shops. For more information click onto the Marlow Town and Tourist Information websites.
Marlow is an ancient and very pretty town, situated on the River Thames. Easy access to London with its theatres and art galleries and 2000 year history. Marlow itself is a tourist town, with over thirty restaurants, coffee shops, lovely parks and beautiful walks in the Chiltern Hills. Many golf courses, river attractions, and other sport facilities. Lots of local history, stately homes Clifton just 5 miles away and places of interest.
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