Chris's Motel in Wycombe

This is a useful place to stopover if you want budget accommodation. It’s basic, clean and comfortable rooms are better than to be expected. There is a cafe which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. It is accessible for the M40 and there are many local convenience stores and larger shops and restaurants in High Wycombe, a 10 minute drive or so. It also has a lorry park and plenty of parking for cars.

Nice place for the price and a cafe just outside

Been here before and would return again. Good value and great location.

It's a cheap little motel in what feels like the middle of nowhere though there are a lot of cars passing by. Clean, comfy, nu fuss. If you wanna just explore the area for 1-2 days and just need a bed I definitely recommend this place. I went here as a female solo traveller over the weekend and have had no issues. To be fair I didn't hang out a lot around the motel as I wanted to enjoy the nature trails. Unless you have the misfortune of bumping into some psycho I'm sure you'll be ok. Some drivers can be a bit unkempt but that doesn't mean they're dangerous in any way. I wish OYO would have mentioned that there would be no staff over the weekend but luckily the owner has their number in the window and is prompt to answer his phone.

Do not book, stay away. Man this place is rough. Came there, no owner, was told my room was 22, coming inside and it's awful, filthy, bed was left ontouched after previous person, rubbish all over the place. This motel feels completely unsafe. Do not stay here

This is what is known as a Truckers Cafe and Motel. We love going there for the Full English Breaksfast now and again. The food is very good and huge portions. The lady serving is friendly and they have excellent controls in place for Coronavirus, and it is now table service only. Although many of the contractors who come in have to be reminded to wear their Face Masks. Definitely worth a visit. Not sure why this is marked as an Irish Restaurant!

The outside of this place looks a bit shabby but don't be put off, it's friendly and very efficient. Foof is 'truckstop' fare but it's well cooked and tasty. (this is how Little Chef should have been if faceless corporate types hadn't destroyed it)