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The Waterside Inn

Bray, Berkshire, United Kingdom · Independent · Grand Luxury

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It has famously held three Michelin stars since 1985, representing the longest unbroken three-star run for any restaurant outside of France. Founded by brothers Michel and Albert Roux in 1972, The Waterside Inn was transformed from a former pub into a bastion of French gastronomy on the banks of the Thames. Now led by Alain Roux, the property has evolved into a premier destination that integrates dining with boutique riverside lodgings.

About The Waterside Inn

History

Founded by brothers Michel and Albert Roux in 1972, The Waterside Inn was transformed from a former pub into a bastion of French gastronomy on the banks of the Thames. It has famously held three Michelin stars since 1985, representing the longest unbroken three-star run for any restaurant outside of France. Now led by Alain Roux, the property has evolved into a premier destination that integrates world-class dining with boutique riverside lodgings.

The setting

3 miles from Maidenhead Golf Club.

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