I've never seen myself as particularly upper-class. Most of my wardrobe is secondhand, my dining etiquette could use some work, and while I did take a gap year, it was spent labouring 50 hours a week in the local café, not gallivanting around Africa. However, last weekend, I had the opportunity to experience a taste of the high life when I was invited to stay at Warner's latest establishment, The Runnymede on Thames, near Windsor.
This recently refurbished hotel is nestled on the riverbank, roughly two hours from central London by train. The hotel primarily attracts an older clientele, so when my partner and I arrived on Friday morning, our entrance felt somewhat like a scene from an old Western film. I might have been imagining things, but it seemed as if the room fell silent.
I'm pretty sure I even spotted a tumbleweed roll past us as the room full of retirees gawked at us. Despite the initial discomfort, we quickly made ourselves at home. The staff were delightful and accommodating - and besides, we had an archery lesson to attend, so there was no time to dwell on feeling out of place.
One of the perks of The Runnymede is that it provides everything you'd want from a holiday destination right within the hotel, reports the Mirror . Read More Related Articles UK shoppers flock to Primark for perfect winter jumper that's 'actually a bargain' Read More Related Articles The simple plastic bag hack that can defrost a frozen car in seconds In addition to its newly renovated Liv.
