An area of superb historical interest
As its eclectic mix of building styles would suggest, Beaconsfield is a town with a rich history behind it. Throughout the ages it has served as one of the main stop-off points on the road to Oxford. Not only does it have many coaching inns as a result, but it is also home to the oldest free house in the country. Called the Royal Standard of England, this award-winning pub features old oak beams, flagstones and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, and is often featured in the Good Pub Guide.
Also worthy of note is the Bekonscot Model Village. This miniature depiction of 1930's life is a perennial family favourite, with many people coming back time and again. Whether you like to marvel at the painstaking details which have gone into its construction or simply stomp around pretending to be a giant, it's sure to be a fun day out for all involved!
A restful base after a day of thrills
Beaconsfield's location is ideal for anyone looking for a fun family holiday. Just a stone's throw away from both Thorpe Park and Legoland – as well as Windsor Castle – you'll be spoilt for choice.
After a thrilling day out, the town offers the perfect atmosphere to unwind at the end of the day. Accommodation in a Beaconsfield hotel is second to none, with the Bellhouse hotel offering a luxurious, modern environment for relaxation. The rooms at the Crazy Bear Hotel, meanwhile, have to be seen to be believed, with fabulous décor all around.