The Old Court is within walking distance of Windsor town centre and both railway stations.
Windsor & Eton Central has a shuttle to Slough, for the Elizabeth line and trains from London Paddington, Reading and Oxford. It’s around a 12-minute walk: go down the steps to your right and through the Windsor Yards shopping centre until you see a turning on your left with steps down to Peascod Street (the Post Office is opposite). Turn right onto Peascod Street and follow the directions from the town centre below.
Windsor & Eton Riverside has direct trains to London Waterloo. It’s around a 17-minute walk: turn right onto Datchet Road, then left onto Thames Street. Continue past the Theatre Royal and straight on along the High Street. At the Queen Victoria statue, just past The Ivy, turn right onto Peascod Street and follow the directions from the town centre below.
Head down Peascod Street, the main shopping street, until you reach a crossroads with the Queen Victoria pub on your left. Cross over into St Leonard’s Road and walk down past Windsor College. The Old Court is on your right, in the striking Edwardian building that was formerly Windsor’s police station, magistrates’ court and fire station.
Regular buses connect Windsor with London, Slough, Bracknell and the surrounding area, with stops close to The Old Court.
The Old Court is within easy reach of the M4 (junction 6), the M25 (junction 13) and the M40 (junction 2).
There is no customer parking at The Old Court. The car park at the rear uses ANPR cameras, and unauthorised parking will result in a fine, which is beyond our control.
We look forward to welcoming you to The Old Court.
