Top Hotels Near Downshire Golf Club in Wokingham from AU$103

"staff were welcoming, hotel was beautiful and the grounds "

"Two day stay very comfortable "

"Friendly hotel with a quirky ski-lodge type layout. The three storey fish tank never disappoints. Some really nice food, and just a warm and welcoming environment. "

"We were given large downstairs room. The cost was £47. Plenty of tea and coffee. Perfect for our visit!"

"Walkable to town center for shopping and meals."

"Excellent staff go out of their way to deal with your requests. Rooms looking a little tired in places. Maybe should have warned us before arrival that a wedding was taking place and the impact it would have on common areas. Breakfast buffet was fantastic."

"I thoroughly enjoyed my visit staff couldn't do enough for you made you feel really welcome the Room was very comfortable enjoyed the bar I will go back again they went above and beyond can't recommend this hotel enough "

"Loots of showing. It was like stepping into the past of older England, I fell in love with this town. Everyone encountered was friendly and helpful. The staff was wonderful! If you just need a getaway, this could be you haven. :)"

"I've stayed here a couple of times and have a few more bookings coming up, so it must be decent! My standard apartment was very sizeable, lots of space, good kitchen utensils, and pretty clean. Parking is a pain as you have to pre-book but as long as you do that it's all fine, the communication from the management company is fine. The building is not staffed but I've never had any issues. There is a gym as part of the building, if you stay on the other side you don't hear it, but the car park has lots of cars coming and going, late into the evening, with the usual types blaring out loud music on their way in/out. But that's no fault of the apartment. The only thing I don't like is that there are no curtains on the windows, just old blinds that barely keep any light out. So in summer, at 4am you'll be blinded with light. Thankfully I am an engineer, I figure it out, I wedge some big sofa cushions and bed pillows in to block out most of the light. But, in this day and age, to not have curtains in a bedroom is bizarre to me. There is no A/C either, but ventilation is decent and there is a fan there. All in all I can tolerate the curtains as I have my own means to block them out, I like the space, and I am a gym-goer and the gym there is my chain that I use, so for me it's extremely convenient. 5 minute walk to Morrisons through the underpass, 10 minutes into town and the station. Located on a busy roundabout, so bring ear plugs!"