Hotels in Crowthorne

Nestled in tranquil Bracknell Forest district is the charming village of Crowthorne. Offering a charming mix of historical institutions, lush green spaces, and a delightful selection of welcoming community groups, this charming locale has something for everyone. From the prestigious Wellington College, to the intriguing Broadmoor Hospital, down to the bustling Crowthorne railway station, this English village paints a vivid picture of quintessential British life.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful family retreat or a romantic couple's escape, Crowthorne caters to every traveller's needs. With a selection of hotels to cater to different budgets, your idyllic getaway is merely a click away. Start building your memories and book your perfect accommodation with Lycafly today.

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Crowthorne possesses an undeniable charm that allures its visitors with its quaint village vibe and rich history. With a population recorded as 7,808 in 2020, this large village forms a part of the Reading/Wokingham Urban Area, offering a serene retreat away from the usual city bustle. An absolute gem, the Wellington College established in 1859 is an epitome of Crowthorne’s historical legacy, established as a monument to the Duke of Wellington.

The diverse range of community groups including the Crowthorne Amateur Theatrical Society and Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra, highlight the lively spirit of this village. Adding to this charm is the biennial carnival held by the Crowthorne Carnival Association, a local spectacle not to be missed. Notable former residents such as William Chester Minor and Freeman Dyson, add another layer to Crowthorne’s rich tapestry.

When to visit Crowthorne

Boasting an oceanic climate, Crowthorne presents favourable conditions for exploration throughout the year, with a yearly average temperature of 14°C, making it a delightful experience for all. However, for optimal weather conditions, it is best to visit between June and September. Crowthorne's location, approximately 31 miles from London, allows convenient access to a number of airports, making it a practical choice for travellers from further afield.

With 190 dry days annually and an average humidity of 83%, Crowthorne strikes an excellent balance, providing a comfortable and welcoming environment for all visitors. Come rain or shine, this charming village guarantees an unforgettable experience, making it a travel destination that is truly value for money.

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