The Royal County of Berkshire is located west of London and is home to Windsor Castle. The county is believed to be one of the oldest in England, dating to back to the 9th century and is reputed to take its name from a large forest of box trees. There are a wide range of visitor attractions in Berkshire, including the famous Ascot Racecourse and Windsor Castle. King Henry I of England is buried at Reading Abbey and one of the original nine English independent schools, Eton College can also be found in Berkshire. More recent additions to the tourist map of Berkshire include Legoland Windsor.
The Drawing Room provides stunning views across the Berkshire countryside.
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The menu choice for afternoon tea at Cantley House is excellent.
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Highly recommended, an absolute delight.
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Indulge in a little bit of English tradition in a quintessentially English setting.
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Occupying a prime position just a short distance from Windsor Castle.
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Set in a beautiful country house in 25 acres of grounds.
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Afternoon tea can be taken on the fabulous terrace when the sun shines!
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Enjoy a delicious cream tea or full afternoon tea at The Vineyard.
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There is an excellent variety of menus on offer including a Chocolate Afternoon Tea.
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Combine with a shopping trip to the centre of Reading close by.
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