3-Star Hotels in Warwickshire, United Kingdom

The hotel's location is very central. It's within walking distance of everything. I should mention that it's darker than it appears in the photos. That was probably the room I was given. To reach my room, I had to go through an alley, climb stairs, then two more alleys, then a short hallway, and finally descend again, navigating a labyrinthine path. I had to do this alone, especially with two suitcases, a large laptop bag, and my leather suit in a garment bag. There was no bellboy at the hotel, and they didn't offer any help. Doing this after two connecting flights was a disappointment. I've included a picture of my room and a screenshot of the room specifications from trip.com. It's incredibly small. I stayed in the exact same room. I hadn't specifically requested non-smoking accommodation beforehand, but they didn't offer it when I first arrived. Since it was my first time staying at that hotel, I didn't want to cause any problems on the first day. Yes, there was a heater in the room, but when I mentioned it was cold, the receptionist told me the heaters weren't working yet. When I repeatedly complained about being cold, the manager brought me an electric heater from his office and handed it directly to me. I had to carry it to my room alone, again through the same labyrinthine path. Likewise, there was no hairdryer in the room; I had to get one from reception. The internet worked well; I didn't experience any problems. There was probably a 49'' TV in the room; I only used it once, and the back cover of the remote control was missing, and the batteries were oxidized. The room had a bathroom and toilet, but it was very small. It was stated that there would be a wardrobe, but the room I received didn't have one; instead, as you can see in the picture on the left, there was an open coat rack. Therefore, I couldn't unpack my suitcase. I constantly had to take things out and put them back in. The bed was comfortable with two pillows. I brought my own pillow, so I didn't have any problems. There was no phone in the room; you couldn't reach reception from the room. As mentioned, there was a coffee, tea, and kettle maker on the bedside table (under the TV). There was a set of towels for two. They didn't provide room cleaning, ventilation, or towel changes (there was no ”Please clean” or ”Please don't disturb” sign on the entrance door). There was a towel rack/heater in the bathroom to help dry the towels. The bathroom was old. The shower curtain, in particular, was very bad. Because it hung too far inside the bathroom, it stuck to my body when wet while showering. It was very uncomfortable. Opening and closing the curtain was also difficult due to rust. Breakfast was served as an English breakfast. I stayed for 3 nights but only had breakfast one night. It generally suited my taste, but the variety was limited. I wouldn't recommend having high expectations. During my stay, I had the chance to speak with two reception staff members. I can say they tried to be helpful. There's a small bar, which I used one night. The prices weren't bad; I paid 24 pounds for two doubles and a double Jack Daniel's.

Took myself away for the weekend. the location of this hotel was perfect for me to decide where I could go for the day. There's a lot to do in the area, from bowling with an arcade, soft play for children, and cinema. A good selection of places for food and drinks. The train station isn't too far away and opens up a lot more places. The staff at the hotel are very friendly and helpful. They give recommendations and help direct to whatever you need / want. The staff also on arrival ask I'd you have a preferred floor. Stayed here 3 times. I would definitely recommend and stay again if needed to.

The hotel is in a great area of the countryside of Warwickshire. When you arrive the bar/food service next door is currently having maintenance issues so it is not currently open. When we arrived, the service was amazing:kind, friendly and approachable. On arrival to our room, the room (21) was a big size. The double bed was huge and double beds were available to our 2 children - even with our luggage scattered around the room, there was still plenty of room for the children to run around and play. My fiancé said the room was quiet warm but I liked the temperature of the room and found it pleasant - not too warm or cold and was very comfortable. The only amenities we would have benefited from as a family, was a fridge because our youngest needs dairy free milk for the night. However, I appreciate this is a luxury within hotels so it wasn't a factor to complain about. The beds were comfy. Breakfast in the morning - running from 7am-10am (we arrived at 9am) was a little disappointing. There wasn't much choice and a lot of items we had to wait for between 10-15 mins - and without saying anything to very absent kitchen/buffet staff, it wasn't topped up. I made do with what was left but I didn't end up having any toast (no bread), no bacon and no eggs. Not worth the £12.99 price tag. I have seen this mentioned in other reviews but breakfast area was conservatory-esque and quite cold. As mentioned previously, customer service was great and this was upheld at checkout. No close local amenities, evening restaurant, local shop etc but overall, a lovely stay.

The location and ambiance of this hotel are truly exceptional, and I would highly recommend it. The view was absolutely breathtaking, and the on-site spa with its indoor swimming pool added a wonderful touch of relaxation to the stay. The only small drawback was that they were unable to provide a toothbrush upon request. Aside from that, everything else exceeded expectations.

arrived around 3pm and checked in at the bar as instructed I received a warm welcome and even had my case carried up the stairs (no lift). I was given room 3, a single which was more than adequate with large single bed (very comfy) separate bath tub and wc plus t & coffee- I was pleasantly surprised. The wall mounted tv worked efficiently, there was sufficient storage and hanging space for my two night needs & the t and milks were topped up as requested. brekky was adequate and I enjoyed my stay. The ten am check out was a bit of a problem on the second morning as my train wasn’t until noon (less than 5 minutes walk to the station). the bus to Stratford, Warwick and Coventry goes from round the corner and the town is 7 - 10 minutes walk across the river bridge and past the pump room. plenty of dining options. good value for money but more a boarding house than hotel. I would return

Very glad I booked in this hotel. I needed a place for a night while coming to see the RSC, and the location couldn’t be better, just across the park. The room was so pretty and had everything you needed, bathtub, soap, iron, a kettle to make coffee/tea, and hair dryer. It doesn’t have AC, but my assistant dog and I were fine with just the fan. (I wonder in the winter?) But it did have towel warm rack- fantastic to dry off the towels and small washed clothes. The check in and out super easy and they’re keeping our luggage until we leave tonight, so I’m super grateful about that. The only thing I’d add to the room is better lighting for the bathroom’s mirror, since I could really see what I was doing 🤣 And maybe a better system to order in the pub, since it was a bit slow… But the food was Ok for a quick bite. Everyone was nice and I’d definitely would come back 🙌🏾

I got to the hotel around 5 pm and there was no one at the reception. I went to the restaurant and a young gentleman said he can help me check in. At first he couldn't find my booking as I had done it through TRIPS.COM. He eventually found it I went to my room. The room had AC which worked fine. I had a good night sleep. In the morning I went to the restaurant for my breakfast and asked for vegetarian option. He asked if I would like vegetarian sausage and how many if so. I ordered two and also asked for oat milk which he kindly brought for me. I then went to the counter to get other vegetarian food (mushroom, tomato, baked beans, hash browns) and toast. I had a good breakfast with coffee and orange juice. There was no credit card blocks and check out was just a drop of the card into a box on my exit. Will recommend this hotel to anyone. Clean and functional.

Nice, spacious and perfectly located place. Staff are polite and check in was easy. Only downside was only one set of towels and body towel looked worn.

Lovely room and bathroom was really nice with walk in shower and bath, under bed lighting which came on when going to the loo in the night which is helpful in strange places. Breakfast included The balcony was private with amazing views. Took duck and swan food and the ducks and fish came from everywhere lovely to watch Deb

This hotel is in a beautiful setting, convenient for Rugby and the M1/M6. The grounds and building are beautiful, although there are signs of neglect. We stayed in a suite in the Stables, it was tired, which I knew from the photos online but our bathroom had hair in the bath and clogged in the plughole. The shower didn't run hot and the toilet flush was poor. Breakfast was mediocre at best, lots of hot food had run out with no-one keeping an eye, we had to ask for items to be brought out. The staff were 50/50 - some very pleasant but some disinterested, one of the receptionists didn't even give us directions to our room properly suite. If some money was spent on improving the rooms and building I would have been happy to pay more, it is a real shame is the potential is immense!