Imperial Hotel

25 Station Rd, Henley On Thames, Oxfordshire, England

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About Imperial Hotel

A character family hotel in an imposing classical Edwardian Building, situated in the Thames Valley in Royal Henley. On the edge of the Chiltern Hills: an area of outstanding natural beauty. It is perfectly placed just a minute from both the river and train station. The hotel was built 100 years ago to receive national and international visitors from all over the world, the perfect place to stay after a long journey. The bar was a gentleman's club where during Henley Royal Regatta the rowing results of the day were discussed over brandy and cigars. It has been restored and refurbished to 3 star standard over the past few years, sympathetically keeping its many original features to ensure it retains its unique character. The window above is a perfect example. Our guests include both the weekday business travellers, and leisure visitors attending weddings, other celebrations, or just resting, enjoying the beauty of the river and historic town. Once a year the town hosts the renowned Henley Royal Regatta: a Mecca for rowers and one of the events in the traditional English calendar. The Henley Music Festival has also achieved its own reputation for excellence. Guests are strongly advised to book well in advance for this period.

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