Windsor Arms Hotel

The only reason I am giving the spa 2 stars is because the RMT I had was a sweet lady. The pool is that of the hotel. No sauna, no hot tub. I felt like I was in my condo pool - very conventional. I won't complain up a whole ton, but the cherry on top was the towel, actually, all of the towels my sisters and I used had knots of hair tangled in the fibers that ended up on my body when I wiped down. I complained to the 4 ladies at the front desk, and all I got was, "where did you get the towel?" It was my birthday! I won't be returning and do not recommend this spa to anyone. Sorry!

For the afternoon high tea seating, the tea selection was quite varied and the room and decor was intimate and classic. The trays however were lacking, especially the sweet tier. The petit fours were not made in house and you can tell they were mass processed. They reminded me of the desserts you can get at a Japanese ayce. The scones were made in house and were quite good. All in all, I don't think the quality was worth the price.

We went to Windsor Arms for afternoon tea. We had to book it pretty late because it is a popular venue and only the 3:30 and 5:30pm times were left. When we got there the front desk took our reservation and someone took our coats, before leading us to one of their tea rooms. The room was lovely to say the least I was in love with the different colours of each of their tea rooms. The China was fine and sanity, and their tea selection is honestly amazing. I had the Black Velvet which was spiced perfection, each person gets their own pot of tea which they will top up with hot water. Their scones are hot and fresh and their jams are not too sweet. Honestly one of the best times of my life.

Went for a wedding. Lovely venue. Food was tasty, although it is not as hot as I'd expect. Service was generally good, with a few instances where i observed servers were a little curt towards guests, probably because they were under stress, not really sure. But overall it was a beautiful and intimate venue