Holiday Homes & Rentals in Windsor

Searching for a place to holiday close to the best attractions and historic sites? Located opposite Eton and to the west of London, the glorious town of Windsor has centrally located homes for you, close to the world's most iconic historic sites! You can relax in luxurious accommodation with great views of the River Thames and just steps away from Windsor Castle. Plus dine in the city's best restaurants without having to make a major effort.

With modern styling and a tranquil atmosphere, Windsor's stunning rentals are packed with high quality features that will give you the best stay. You'll find luxury kitchens, elegant dining rooms with majestic views, minimalist bedrooms with extravagant bathrooms and outdoor spaces such as manicured terraces, balconies, superb gardens and best of all... swimming pools, Jacuzzis and even saunas for you to relax with the steam!

Located in the southeast of England, the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead is well known for housing one of the official residences of the royal family, The Windsor Castle. The fortress stands on a ridge on the north-western edge of the borough, above the River Thames, and offers tours where you can explore the historic rooms and ceremonial halls that will show you the splendour of the castle.

The historic tour takes you through the Great Reception Hall, where you can see the great malachite urn given to Queen Victoria by Tsar Nicholas I; the State Apartments, which include works of art commissioned by the kings from artists such as Rubens, Van Dyck and Holbein; the Semi-state rooms with gold-covered ceilings and Queen Mary's Doll's House, which has electricity and hot water. You can also explore the gardens that stretch to the east of the castle and walk along the famous Long Walk that stretches south of the residence.

To the south of the town, located on the border of Berkshire and Surrey, lies The Great Park of Windsor which covers 2,020 hectares and has been ranked as one of the best woodland gardens in England. The park has a population of around 500 red deer and interconnected gardens including the New Zealand Garden, the Savill Garden, the summer gardens and the spring, summer and autumn woodland. Each area of the site is unique and bursting with colour and flowers from around the world.During your visit, stroll from the Savill Garden to the north shore of Virginia Water Lake and enjoy a picnic on the grassy shores, explore the Roman ruins of Leptis Magna, take the children to the Obelisk play area, walk the ancient woodland trails and take a break at The Savill Garden Kitchen.

For those who want to be on the water all day, Bray Lake Watersports offers a variety of water sports where you can test your skills with activities such as Windsurfing, Stand-Up Paddleboarding, Kayaking and Open Water Swimming on a 50 acre lake. Discover the benefits of stand-up paddleboarding, go full speed on a windsurfing board, swim outdoors and paddle in the calm waters ,or explore the River Thames. The centre also offers other activities such as scuba diving, fishing, segway and bungee jumping.

And for families, LEGOLAND is definitely the best choice! Explore 12 stunning themed lands with over 55 rides and attractions for all ages. You can visit DUPLO Valley and ride the Dino Coaster, climb aboard the LEGO dragon in the Kingdom of the Knights, have the kids become drivers in Lego City, test your ninja skills in Lego NinjaGo and fly through the skies in Kingdom of the Pharaohs. Plus find the world's famous landmarks like Buckingham Palace and the Taj Mahal made from millions of brick pieces in Miniland. After you've toured the grounds, take a break at City Walk Pizza & Pasta or try the ice cream at Heartlake City Ice Cream Parlour.

Surrounded by picturesque landscapes, Frogmore House dates back to the 1680s and boasts lush, colourful gardens where Queen Charlotte introduced more than 4,000 trees and shrubs to create the tranquil landscape that sets it apart. As you stroll through the grounds, check out the rare and unusual plants, enjoy the winding lakes with swans and visit Mary Moser Hall to see the botanical works painted on the wall.

Marvel at one of England's finest examples of Perpendicular Gothic architecture. During your holiday in Windsor, a visit to the wonderful St George's Chapel is a must. The site has been the setting for royal weddings and boasts several impressive royal tombs and monuments. Enter the stone fan vault, explore the 10 tombs of the monarchs and see their medieval ironwork.

Enjoy exploring the scenery from an elegant carriage. The city has the best horse-drawn carriage rides all year round. You can explore the forest trails and paths, accompanied by a driver who will provide you with all the information about the area you are in. Take a romantic or family stroll, take in the grand avenues, secret nooks and crannies, and landscapes filled with lakes and enchanting gardens as you relax.

Taste the best flavours of Windsor! If you're a lover of Japanese food, head to Misago, located in the heart of town. The restaurant serves a selection of fresh sushi and Japanese dishes cooked with passion and authenticity that will make you feel the true flavours of Japan. Or if you're more into Moroccan culture, step into Meimo and savour the fusion of Mediterranean and Moroccan food. And for a home-cooked Italian meal, check out Enzo's selection of pasta and pizza.

Pop into Dr Choc's Windsor chocolate factory and make three chocolate bars. Located opposite Windsor Castle, Dr Choc's Windsor offers an unforgettable experience where you can become a chocolatier in just a few minutes. Choose what kind of chocolate you want to make, decorate it with over 30 ingredients and wait for it to cool. While you wait, enjoy the best hot chocolate in town with a biscuit in the café before closing time.