The Crazy BearTwo truly unique hotels acclaimed for dramatic decor and exceptional dining. The Crazy Bear is the antithesis to bland accommodation and has been awarded Coolest Hotel Chain by Prestige Events Magazine Cool Venue Awards in 2015.
The Crazy Bear BeaconsfieldThe Crazy Bear Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire is a decadent oasis of elaborate luxury, situated in the centre of the beautiful quintessentially-English Old Town Beaconsfield, just minutes from the M40 J2 and less than 20 minutes by train from London Marylebone. The oldest documented building in Beaconsfield comprises sumptuous accommodation, lavish English and Thai restaurants, two bars, four private function rooms, and a terrace with swimming pool and Jacuzzi. Conde Nast Hot List for one of the the best new hotels in the world.
The Crazy Bear StadhamptonThe Crazy Bear Stadhampton in Oxfordshire is a unique boutique hotel with flamboyant character. Set in 80 acres and surrounded by rural Oxfordshire countryside, just 15 minutes from Oxford and less than 40 miles from London. The ‘original’ Crazy Bear comprises eclectic accommodation, award-winning English and Thai restaurants, two bars, four private function rooms, abundant gardens and terraces, and is home to The Crazy Bear Farm and Farm Shop. The Sunday Times Top Ten British Hotels.
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stevenhp1987
6 Jun 173#1
£280 for one night in a hotel?
You could have a whole holiday abroad in the sun for that.
Cold.
tomwatts to stevenhp1987
6 Jun 17#2
Yup, agreed. This is not a hot deal. I found rooms available at these hotels for £99 too so I'm not sure who they're kidding charging £180 for a 3 course meal and champagne.
2015 to stevenhp1987
6 Jun 17#3
3 course meal and breakfast is included. 3 courses there would set you back £50 per head easily. Also Champagne is included.
It's a very unique place. It's not cheap but it's not aimed at people looking for cheap.
urbanlegend11 to stevenhp1987
6 Jun 17#7
To be fair you would pay the same at one of the theme park hotels and they make Ibis budget look posh.
Besford
6 Jun 171#4
Interesting - but NOT a 'hot deal'. A mod should know better!
zeffania
6 Jun 172#5
I looked at this place before and the reviews are mixed and they are constantly offering deals via groupon. There must be a reason for this?
It hasn't got particularly good reviews. This post is misleading and should be removed.
Hotknife
6 Jun 171#9
I stayed here a few years ago after winning as a prize through work.
To be honest it was good not great the rooms are very plush and for a couple having some romantic time together i can see the draw.
For me personally being a corporate stay i spent most of the time getting drunk at the cocktail bar and i could have stayed in a shed and it would have made no difference to my stay :smiley:
encaser
6 Jun 17#10
"...AND breakfast..."
I'm guessing the AND for breakfast is because it's the most important meal of the day - albeit cheapest part?!
LesD
6 Jun 17#11
Having eaten at the Stadhampton version, I'd steer clear of the restaurants too!"
Service was awful and they had no bread anywhere in the place (either that or they were too lazy to find some). Not good when you've got garlic butter sauce to mop up.
Rest of the food was passable, if you're paying local pub prices, but not when you're paying £20 a dish and then £4.50 for each veg!
Only one word for the place....pretentious.
iteas
6 Jun 17#12
Hi do you have a link for the hotel at £99? Please.
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Good saving on the standard prices plus you'll get all the extras for just £139.50pp - ideal for taking the other half away from it all!
What you'll get:
Click here for English dinner menu.
Click here for Thai dinner menu.
The Crazy BearTwo truly unique hotels acclaimed for dramatic decor and exceptional dining. The Crazy Bear is the antithesis to bland accommodation and has been awarded Coolest Hotel Chain by Prestige Events Magazine Cool Venue Awards in 2015.
The Crazy Bear BeaconsfieldThe Crazy Bear Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire is a decadent oasis of elaborate luxury, situated in the centre of the beautiful quintessentially-English Old Town Beaconsfield, just minutes from the M40 J2 and less than 20 minutes by train from London Marylebone. The oldest documented building in Beaconsfield comprises sumptuous accommodation, lavish English and Thai restaurants, two bars, four private function rooms, and a terrace with swimming pool and Jacuzzi. Conde Nast Hot List for one of the the best new hotels in the world.
The Crazy Bear StadhamptonThe Crazy Bear Stadhampton in Oxfordshire is a unique boutique hotel with flamboyant character. Set in 80 acres and surrounded by rural Oxfordshire countryside, just 15 minutes from Oxford and less than 40 miles from London. The ‘original’ Crazy Bear comprises eclectic accommodation, award-winning English and Thai restaurants, two bars, four private function rooms, abundant gardens and terraces, and is home to The Crazy Bear Farm and Farm Shop. The Sunday Times Top Ten British Hotels.
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You could have a whole holiday abroad in the sun for that.
Cold.
It's a very unique place. It's not cheap but it's not aimed at people looking for cheap.
https://www.enviedechamp.com/en/champagne-manufacturer-tsarine/1364-CH20-cuvee-tsarine-by-adriana.html
To be honest it was good not great the rooms are very plush and for a couple having some romantic time together i can see the draw.
For me personally being a corporate stay i spent most of the time getting drunk at the cocktail bar and i could have stayed in a shed and it would have made no difference to my stay :smiley:
I'm guessing the AND for breakfast is because it's the most important meal of the day - albeit cheapest part?!
Service was awful and they had no bread anywhere in the place (either that or they were too lazy to find some). Not good when you've got garlic butter sauce to mop up.
Rest of the food was passable, if you're paying local pub prices, but not when you're paying £20 a dish and then £4.50 for each veg!
Only one word for the place....pretentious.