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The Oast Barn

Staines Road, Wraysbury Village, Windsor, Berkshire, TW19 5BS
Telephone: 01784 481598
Fax: 01784 483022
English Tourism Council 4 Diamonds

The Oast Barn became a house in its own right in the 1950's. Previously it was the grooms' cottages, a coach house and stables which was part of a large house and estate known as The Oast House which was owned by the Doulton (pottery) family. Up until the eighteenth century part of it was a public house called 'The Hope and Despair' and some of the roof struts are obviously Elizabethan.

The house is set side on to the road with its own gated car parkingand just over an acre of grounds down to a river which feeds into the Thames. Ducks, swans, and a heron are regularly to be seen and in summer house martins nest on the eaves of the house.Organic fruits and vegetables are grown in the grounds some of which are used for breakfast in summer. A range of organic home made preserves are provided for breakfast.

One double bedroom with private bathroom is offered. As an alternative a king-size bedded room plus single room maybe available as a twin or for 3 family members. All guest rooms are reached by a separate staircase to the remainder of the house.

All rooms have comfortable beds with firm mattresses, colour televisions, central heating or electric fans in Summer and hairdryers. Breakfast is served in a beamed 30' room with open fireplace or when warm enough on our large patio overlooking the grounds and river.

There are two public houses serving excellent meals within a five minute walk of the house.

Wraysbury station is on the Waterloo - Windsor line and is a 15 minute walk from the house. Trains run 1/2 hourly from/to Wraysbury but the service is 2-3 hourly from/to Staines which is about 3 miles away and an approx. £8 taxi fare. Windsor is about 3 miles away and Heathrow airport a 10 minute car journey.Wraysbury is an historic village - the Magna Carta was signed under the Yew tree at Ankerwyke, a NT estate 10 minutes walk from the house.

There are a few shops in the village to serve everyday needs - a Pharmacy, hairdresser/beauty salon, post office, newsagents, florist, general stores and a dry cleaners all within a few minutes walk of the house.

Directions to the Oast Barn.

From the M25:Junction 13 Staines turnoff. When leaving the motorway the slip road joins the A30 feeding in from the left. Go to the left hand side of this. At the roundabout take the first left signposted to Staines. Next roundabout take the B376 to Wraybury. Follow this road for about 2 miles.You will see a lake on your right for almost the entire distance. After a 30mph sign with a red marker on the road go round a slight right hand bend. The next left turn is Oast House Close. Next to that is a fence, a bus shelter and The Oast Barn entrance via black wrought iron gates. The gates are usually kept shut as we have dogs which might otherwise run into the road. However the dogs are kept in a part of the house away from visitors and so should not perturb you!

From M25 North: Junction 14. 3rd exit at Roundabout to Poyle, Horton. Over next roundabout 1st left to Coppermill Road through village past Perseverance Pub on right, past right turn then to Windsor Cream House on right just past Wraysbury News.

From Staines Bridge: Take the road to Wraysbury immediately after the bridge if approaching from Chertsey/Thorpe or prior to the bridge if coming from Staines Town. Continue straight passing under the M25 bridge, over the roundabout and on to Wraysbury village. Directions then are the same as from the M25.

From Windsor: Take the road to Datchet. Turn left into Datchet across the railway crossing, right at the mini roundabout, straight across the next mini roundabout and onto the next mini roundabout. Turn right to B376 to Wraysbury and follow the road to a T junction. Turn right towards Staines and we are about 30 yards down on the right hand side just past Wraysbury News and a row of cottages

From the M4: Junction 5 then follow the B376 to Wraysbury from Datchet.

TARIFF

Double room with private bathroom; £65 per night
Twin of king room plus attached single room; £70 for 3 persons £100 per night

All prices include continental breakfast

All bookings must be accompanied by a valid credit card.
Payment for your stay may be made by cash, cheque, travelers cheques, credit or debit card.

We operate a 48 hour cancellation policy. Failure to cancel prior to this will result in the full first night's accommodation being charged to the credit card.

We accept arrivals between 5pm and 8pm in the winter and 5.30 to 8pm in the Summer.

We regret that we are unable to accept children under the age of 12 years.

Please note that we offer bed and breakfast accommodation only and are unable to offer facilities to guests in the main house during the day - between 10am and 5.30pm.

Why not visit our self catering accommodation page?

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