The Rose and Crown

The accommodation's highlights include delicious breakfast, central location near attractions, spacious and clean rooms, and exceptional staff service. However, no disadvantages were mentioned in the reviews.

We have just returned home after a great stay at the Rose and Crown. From the moment we arrived the staff were friendly and helpful. It was clear that our experience was important to them. Our room was clean and spacious, with lovely attention to detail. Our favourite was the decent sized mugs for a morning cup of tea/coffee! A generous selection of hot drinks were available to choose from too, as well as biscuits and bottled water. The bed was also very comfortable. We enjoyed some evening drinks and also breakfast there the following morning which was delicious. We would definitely return. Thank you to Chris (manager) and the team for a lovely break.

We stayed at The Rose and Crown, Warwick on a Sunday evening, two years ago, and had an excellent visit. On that occasion the pub was owned by Green King, and we stayed in a nearby building owned by the pub, overlooking Market Place. We have just returned from our second visit to The Rose and Crown, now in the hands of Peach Pubs, and what a mistake that was. Firstly, we arrived at 2:55pm for a 3pm check-in, our room was not ready for nearly and hour. Before being shown to our room, which on this occasion was above the pub itself, we were given a guided tour of the rear of the pub, highlighting the fire escape route and access to the hotel itself when we return later in the evening. This became very relevant much later on. Our room – Room 5 was very large, clean with a comfortable King bed, a single bed plus a fold-up bed. To access this room required negotiating several flights of narrow, twisting stairs. The shower was very much in need of renovation or replacement, the spray from the shower head barely touched the bath, the water falling mostly on to the taps. Eight cartons of Lakeland milk in the room were out of date, dated April 2025. We ate in the pub in the evening, the lunch time menu which had plenty of choice, was replaced by the evening menu, with a very limited menu, mainly Sunday roasts, which they stopped serving at 8pm. The roast dinner was actually okay. The bar stops serving at 9pm on Sundays, 10pm the rest of the week. Following on from this disappointment, we had a couple of drinks in Market Place, which was a very enjoyable experience. The real issue arose when we attempted to access our room in the hotel, around 10:30pm that evening. As was expected, The Rose and Crown pub was in complete darkness, not surprising as it stopped serving at 9pm. We walked around the line of buildings, past The Globe pub, most of which was pretty dark, onto Theatre Street, where fortunately, I managed to find an unmarked open gateway, which led to a set of metal stairs leading up the first floor of an equally unmarked building. I entered a door which was ajar, which led into what appeared to be an employee’s storage area. A second door leading off the is room, led into what I now recognised as our hotel. We will certainly not be staying at this hotel again.