Apparently the Coppid Beech was built in 1994, but it feels much older than that. Everything about the place is worn out and shabby, from the pink carpets in the hallways and on the stairs, to the chipped and scruffy bedroom furniture. The bathrooms seem extremely dated - patterned tiles and cheap looking toilet, sink, bath and shower. And the towels felt like they could be the original ones from when the hotel was built! Even the kettle in the room and the tea cups look cheap, but this place is not cheap, over £100 per night for a standard room.

I had varying experiences with the staff during my stay, they were friendly and efficient on reception, the cleaners always said hello and smiled, but I found the bar and restaurant staff very unfriendly.

Another negative of this hotel is the location, you cannot really walk anywhere of value. Wokingham could maybe be walked in about half an hour, but the journey would not be pedestrian friendly, and the centre of Bracknell and Bracknell station would take a similar time to walk, but who wants to go out in Bracknell anyway?! There is a bus that goes past the front of the hotel, which goes to Reading in one direction and I think just Bracknell in the other direction, but I believe it is quite an infrequent service. There is a Shell petrol station and a wine shop opposite the hotel, but not much else.

Overall, not impressed, wont be staying here again if I can help it, and do not recommend! stay elsewhere.

I'm a bit torn between giving it 3 or 4 stars, it's a bit above "average" but it's not "very good" - Trip advisor needs to let us give a good rating! The main problem is that the hotel is dated and in need of refurbishment and the food is just ok. I'm staying here while on a course in Wokingham - 10 mins by car. I've eaten breakfast and had Dinner from room service and the Bier Keller, none of it has been spectacular but none of it bad either, there is a good range of food available for breakfast if you go for the buffet. However in search of a better meal, i went into Wokingham for dinner last night where there is a much wider range of eateries available and there's nothing much in the immediate vicinity.
On the plus side, i have to say the staff and the service are excellent, everyone i have dealt with has been extremely polite, helpful and give the impression they want you to have a good stay. The hotel is clean and my room has been immaculate. There are tea and coffee facilities in the room and complimentary soft drinks in the room fridge. You have use of the Waves fitness club and the Gym looks well equipped, the pool is clean, warm and a decent size and there is a Steam room, Sauna and Jacuzzi, it just all looks dated and past it's heyday. I've seen another review that says the hotel has undergone refurbishment but like them, i haven't seen any indication of that.
All in all, i would stay here again if in the area without complaint but my intention is to try some other hotels next time, there must be better!

I first stayed at the Coppid Beech in May 2010 after a bad experience at a nearby hotel. So in 2011 I had no hesitation in making a reservation at the hotel - after all you can get peanut butter when its not on the menu! The hotel is walking distance from our hotel, and once I was able to use the gym for a quick shower before heading off for a long flight.

I stay at the Coppid Beach often for business. It's a good hotel - clean, spacious rooms, good attentive staff, and a perfect location for what I need.
There are a number of different style rooms, but all seem spacious and clean, and well looked after.
Breakfast is good, and has plenty of options. It can get a little busy.
Room service is good, as is the Beer Keller which serves a good menu, with a daily special.
Staff are friendly, and helpful.
Not the Ritz, but fully functional. Shame they don't have a loyalty programme.