Falcon Inn

“A wonderfully charming and historic inn located in beautiful Denham.”

We throughly enjoyed our stay in the Falcon Inn located in the beautiful village of Denham. This historic property was well-appointed with comfortable modern conveniences, while still maintaining its rich tradition going back hundreds of years. Our room was the Stanton in the top of the inn and co… more

We throughly enjoyed our stay in the Falcon Inn located in the beautiful village of Denham. This historic property was well-appointed with comfortable modern conveniences, while still maintaining its rich tradition going back hundreds of years. Our room was the Stanton in the top of the inn and contained a very comfortable bed with standard classic furniture, en-suite bath, tea/coffee maker, and basic breakfast amenities. The windows afforded beautiful views of the village square. Close to the Falcon are a number of excellent restaurants. We enjoyed dinners at the Swan and Da Remo. There is a beautiful walking path called the Phytlle which leads both to the local train station and the more business-oriented area of Denham if one requires travel supplies, snacks, etc. The proximity of the train station (about a 10 minute walk from the Falcon) affords easy access to London, Oxford, etc. The pub is very friendly and welcoming with a good selection of beverages. I became especially fond of the cider! The innkeeper is kind and very knowledgable about the history of the local area. All in all, we found the price to be reasonable for the area and the experience to be excellent. We will definitely return to the Falcon Inn.

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“Charming”

A perfect spot for me for an overnight stay - so handy for both the train to Wembley Stadium and short drive to Heathrow Airport for my following day's departure. Unbelieveably quaint location for somewhere so close to London, although parking can be a challenge. The Inn itself retains historic cha… more

A perfect spot for me for an overnight stay - so handy for both the train to Wembley Stadium and short drive to Heathrow Airport for my following day's departure. Unbelieveably quaint location for somewhere so close to London, although parking can be a challenge. The Inn itself retains historic character and my twin room, overlooking the beer garden to the rear, was well appointed and available earlier than the standard advertised time. Well kept selection of craft ales served at the bar, but shame the kitchen was closed at the time of my stay. Continental breakfast provided in the room though, along with a handy oversheet to replace the duvet on what was a very warm Summer's evening. Charming landlady with surroundings to match.

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“Happy Place”

Found this place by chance, been looking for something that's a little different than the usual corporate stuff and must admit I was more than happy with what I found. The parking is pretty good, greeted by a young lady behind the bar, shown to my room that was of a good size and was cleaned to a v… more

Found this place by chance, been looking for something that's a little different than the usual corporate stuff and must admit I was more than happy with what I found. The parking is pretty good, greeted by a young lady behind the bar, shown to my room that was of a good size and was cleaned to a very good standard. The room had everything needed and couldn't ask for anything else. The only thing that was a shame and slightly over shadowed the stay was the kitchen not being open for the time whilst I was there, I felt a bit naughty walking through the bar to go and eat and drink in the village, when there was a perfectly good place below my room, respect these are difficult times for the industry, so I can't be too harsh on the owners. Will I be stopping again, 100%, its a great place, next time I hope the kitchen will be open and I can sample the food and drink.

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