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18 years ago
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Oversley Mill Roundabout
A435 Birmingham Road
Alcester B49 6PQ
United Kingdom
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Billesley Manor Hotel
(4 reviews)
££
Very beautiful old manor house near to Stratford. The prices are very good for what you get…read more Excellent venue for weddings and anniveries etc and lovely for walking. You must try! Melia Photography
Highly recomended. We held our wedding there after finally deciding on the venue afetr viewing lots…read moreof similar standard hotels, but this one stood out for us! We hired the whole hotel for 24 hours and these were a great 24 hours. The food served in the duration were great we also had people stop the night before the weding and the day and night after and the service was still top notch. The award winning food is great and a good mixture of drinks are available. Lovely leisure centre and spa and beautiful topiary gardens and views. Highly recomended either as a wedding venue, hotel, restaurant even to pop in for a cup of tea and cake! Lovely, welcoming reception staff. The hotel has a warm welcoming feeling and is very historical inside expecially the wooden pannelling and the beautiful room 4 with the hidden priest hole! We will definitly be celebrating our wedding anniversaries here!
Cotswold House Hotel & Spa
(5 reviews)
£££
This Hotel came highly regarded of which we saw parts. The gardens in the back our pretty, the…read morebuffet breakfast was generous, staff were pleasant, and the downtown location was very convenient. However, overall hotel room comfort did not meet expectations. When we checked in, our room was very hot due to the sun coming in the windows. The AC didn't work properly and the front desk was very slow in finding someone to solve the problem. Because we faced the street, it was too noisy to have the windows open at night to get fresh air. Perhaps I would have felt differently if given a room in the back with a view of the gardens. This was our least favorite hotel out of the six we stayed in during a 7-day walking tour.
This review is particularly for Afternoon Tea at FIG restaurant only…read more We stopped by after strolling around Chipping Campden without making prior reservation. The staffs were courteous and kindly checked for availability for us. We then were greeted and seated soon after. The service at Fig was great. The tea selections are great. The High Tea set are delicious and quite a lot! I actually enjoyed the scones quite a lot even though I don't like it that much in the States. Quality, Service, and Experience definitely worth more than 22£ per person.
Premier Inn
(1 review)
I'm going to give this 5 stars for being a great Premier Inn, not for the grade of hotel…read more It's brand new, built by the river next to the Worcester County Cricket ground, which on my visit was completely underwater, as you can see in the picture! Rooms were a good size, clean and comfortable with all the usual facilities that you would expect from a Premier Inn - en suite bathroom, large TV, hairdryer, tea & coffee facilities (no biscuits though), choice of pillows for the bed, and 30 minutes free Wi-Fi. Minimal, but all you need for a good night's sleep - in fact, they do say that they will refund your money if you don't sleep properly. I was tempted to put this to the test as I didn't really get back to sleep after being woken up by the room upstairs returning at 1.30am, but that's not the fault of the hotel so it would have been churlish of me to complain. The check-in has two automated desks similar to ATMs or airline check-ins that are very easy to use, although there was a very helpful and friendly staff member on duty as well to help guide you through the process if needed. They also reassured me that the night watchman would keep an eye on the car in the car park and wake me up if the rising flood waters, which were already covering a third of the car park, threatened to engulf it. The bar and restaurant is in the building, and the staff both at the bar and at breakfast could not have been more helpful and friendly. I didn't eat the evening meal in the bar, but the menu looked OK and reasonably priced. Had I not had a prior engagement I would have eaten here quite happily. As usual at Premier, breakfast is extra but it's worth buying one as you can eat all you want from the buffet. There was a good choice of hot food to order, including vegetarian sausages (yay!). This might be because the place is new and they're trying to make a good impression (it worked!), but I hope it lasts, as this is a very convenient location close to the city centre when visiting Worcester.
Travelodge Stratford Alcester Hotel
My son who has aspergers syndrome was going off for a weekend to a military reenactment event and…read morewanted for the first time to go on his own, he drives his own car and is very able but also vulnerable so i was worried to say the least he is 25 years of age. I telephone the travelodge expecting to have to speak to many different people to try and get a contact name should i have to phone to sort out a problem and my husband said well i'ts a travelodge so you cant expect much, well was he wrong. I couldn't have ask for better staff or nicer people to look after my son while he was there. I spoke to a lovely lady named Tracy and she assured me that they would welcome him and make sure he knew where he was going would check his sat nav settings and generally look out for him, what a wonderful service, I had all the names of the staff who would be on that weekend so that i knew who to speak with. My son managed without incident to arrive, enjoy the entire weekend and then leave on the sunday, I got a phone call from Tracy to say that he had checked out she made sure he was ok and that he was going to fill up with petrol and get a snack and set off. SHe even made sure he had changed his wet socks, this nearly made me cry lol I will always be grateful to her and the staff at Travelodge for their kindness and care, top marks and i havent even mentioned the great price for the two nights, wonderful, I will now always give my custom to travelodge when travelling.
Broadway Hotel
(6 reviews)
Gayle and I found this hotel on the on the village green in Broadway, the 'Jewel of the Cotswolds'…read more This is a cosy sixteenth-century inn which for us brought together the best combination of outdoor patio, bar, restaurant, and room during our recent 6 day walk. Here are my ratings: Location (5 Stars) - Right downtown and an easy walk around High street. Very dog friendly and very nice front desk staff. Bar (5 Stars) - Gorgeous inside bar area, which we saw both from ground level and via the upper catwalk to our room. Service was friendly and engaging. Patio (5 Stars) - Steller outdoor patio on a very nice day. We relaxed with our drinks and never wanted this experience to end. Dinner (5 Stars) - As fine a dining experience as we had during our week in the Cotswolds. We took dinner in a very nice dining room with comfortable seating and excellent meal choices. Breakfast (5 Stars). Breakfast was in the dining room and featured good selection, nice dining room, timely service, strong coffee, good portions, and tasty choices. You can't do much better than that. Accommodation (4 Stars). One thing we found about historic UK Inns is that climbing up the stairs with luggage is required. Yes, they'll help you, but we're starting to get a little old for this. The room was a big small, but we really appreciated having both a bedroom and sitting room, which accommodated our different sleep schedules.
Beautiful view, Great service and a very nice lunch of fish and chips and Drambuie, a house…read morespecialty!!
Holiday Inn Hotel Leamington Spa-Warwick
(2 reviews)
If this wasn't right next door to our offices here, I'd probably not stay. The rooms are fine, the…read moreservice good, the food offering has gotten MUCH better than it used to be back in the late 90's, early 00's. But the level of business travel has set new expectations for the business traveler. It's a nice place, all the staff are very nice, but there's probably better out there.
Gave the 4 star rating as the hotel is solid all the way around but not on the spectacular end…read more Stayed here as our UK office is within walking distance. There are nicer hotels around but this one is convenient.
White Swan Hotel
(15 reviews)
This throw back to times of old is charming, beautiful, right in the center of town, close to the…read moretheatre. The staff was lovely and attentive. The rooms, beautifully decorated and comfortable. The food, though!!! Better than I could have ever imagined! I had the filet and my cousin had a beautiful pasta dish. Every bite from apps to dessert was superb!! I will definitely be back to stay. If I'm just passing through, I will stop to enjoy the food and atmosphere!
I had an amazing experience at the White Swan Hotel. I was with a big school group and the staff…read morewas super helpful with our large numbers. The rooms were clean and nice. It was also a nice touch to put a Shakespeare quote outside of every room. The breakfast in the morning was also delicious! Overall, the location, staff, and hospitality of the White Swan Hotel made this a great place to spend the night.
The Dial House Hotel
(7 reviews)
What a luxury cabin vibe! This spot perfectly blends cozy charm with upscale dining. We stopped in…read morefor lunch during a day trip and were impressed from start to finish. The service was excellent, and the ambiance--both stylish and inviting--felt like a hidden gem. We had the gnocchi, Sunday roast, drinks, and panna cotta--everything was delicious. The panna cotta was a bit overwhelming on the lemon flavor for me, but I think that is how its intended to be. The boutique hotel setting adds to the charm, with a spacious front and back patio tucked away from the crowds.
Gayle and I recently enjoyed a pleasant Lunch on the Patio at the Dial House Hotel. The weather…read morewas warm and sunny, and best of all our table provided a buffer from the Bank Holiday crowds at Bourton-on-the-Water. We can't recall what Gayle ordered, while my choice was some sort of tandoori chicken dish. My pint of local beer and her class of chardonnay were also at the table. Everything tasted good, even more so with a relaxing atmosphere and interesting table neighbors. Service was pleasant, but oddly fast on the food coming out, while slow for the drinks. Rest rooms were available inside the hotel for customers, which is kind of a big thing when you're within a very crowded downtown.
Norwood Hotel
I stayed at the Norwood for a week while moving my daughter from New York to University. Right from…read morethe moment I made the reservation the hospitality at the Norwood was evident. The rooms were clean, the breakfast and service was excellent and the location and garden were perfect. Our hosts, Mark, Julie and Eloise never tired of answering our many questions. They provided a stress free environment for what could have been a very stressful week. They were very helpful and we considered the Norwood home base while we settled her in. We always looked forward to ending our day with great conversation at their in house bar while watching a game on their TV. Finding the Norwood made all the difference in our stay.
In a word: Outstanding! From the moment I arrived the personal, family friendly service from Mark,…read moreJulie, Eloise and the staff set the standard for others to emulate. I spent three weeks at the Norwood and thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the B&B. Breakfast each morning was great and my room was quite nice and spacious as well. Being I was working in the City Centre my commutee was about 25 minutes each way, so that would be the only caution. Northfield is a bit of a drive rom the City Center, but it's very close to Cadbury World, a must see!
White Hart Royal
(11 reviews)
££££
Being American, we never get to see these type of establishments, where the pub, restaurant, and…read morelodging are all In one place. Seeing as how we loved every bit of this place, this is now the standard by which all other places will be judged. They went out of their way to ensure he had an early breakfast because we had to depart early. The pub was a great place to relax and it was nice and relaxing. Hope to come back again with my wife so she can experience perfection.
A 17th century travelers' inn updated with modern day comforts. We stayed on 2 separate occasions -…read morethe first night, we struck gold with a spacious room that included a soaking tub, sofa and coffee table, and writing desk. On our return, we were in a smaller room but it was equally comfortable. The front desk staff are excellent. We loved sitting in the gardens having cocktails, and would recommend the restaurant for breakfast or dinner. The location is perfect, right in the center of the historic town and just a few short, walkable blocks from the train station.
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The Abbey Hotel is billed as the best in Great Malvern. It certainly looks attractive, in Malvern…read moreAbbey's shadow and covered in ivy. Our reception by the night-porter was cordial and he willingly served us to drinks because he'd sent the bar staff home. The bedroom and bathroom were modern, well fitted and had excellent views across to Bredon Hill. Breakfast, however, was a different prospect. Unclothed tables, covered in crumbs and no-one to greet or offer tea and coffee. When someone merged from the kitchen, extravagant gestures were required to fill our mugs. Whilst accepting that we'd descended for breakfast at (but not after) the end of the advertised breakfast time, this was no excuse for dehydrated bacon and sausage, rock-hard black pudding and fried eggs, swimming in oil, which were completely solid and rubbery. As if this wasn't enough, the picture window gave a panoramic view of the bins being emptied into the refuse vehicle a seemingly interminable process. We spent the day on the hills and returned to find, as before, smokers decorating the front steps an undignified sight, but probably unavoidable given the smoking ban and the apparent shortage of alternative places to indulge in tobacco. Breakfast on the following day was better inasmuch as the cooked offering was palatable, although the fruit was only partially thawed. Large chunks of frozen raspberry are not pleasant although the hot bowls straight from the dishwasher helped. It was a shame that the cooked breakfast was on cold plates. Front desk security was poor I was given an additional key card for our room on request with no suggestion of interrogation as to whether I had any entitlement. Will we be staying again? Well it certainly wouldn't be our first choice for this lovely part of Worcestershire.
Clean and lovely room, but the standout reason to stay is the staff. Everyone is friendly and warm…read moreand ready to help. Great experience!
Fanstactic rustic hotels, great staff and the food and drinks were amazing. Would strongly…read morerecommend to anyone cruising through the Cotswold
The air conditioning system is broken for all 3 rooms for my group. They only have fans as an…read morereplacement. The hotel doesn't have lift and there are a lot of steps in the hallways. It's not easy if you have a lot of luggages.
Very pretty location and close to town which is nice. The building and grounds are photographable…read moreand the staff is very nice. Front desk Bow is lovely and Tony at the bar is very nice! Building - is old. Cute but old. That could work but it seems it doesn't get the TLC it needs and instead just spotty fixes here and there. Difficult to drag a luggage through and very low ceilings. Definitely not accessible for anyone differently abled. Room - dingy looking and small. Size is fine since I was only in my room evenings and early mornings but I felt uncomfortable getting comfortable because the old carpet, upholstered chairs and questionable blanket made me wonder how clean the room was. A/C - doesn't allow you to adjust it at all. Bed - hard and uncomfortable with flat pillows and no sheets. A comforter only and a dingy throw blanket that I wouldn't touch. Amenities- shampoo and body wash with some bar soap is provided but that's it. No water bottles provided. Tea bags and a kettle but when I went to make a cup of tea and poured the milk packets in I ended up pouring in spoiled milk. So no cup of tea for me. There is a fridge so you can fill it up on your own. Bathroom - tub that didn't drain and backed up during first use; was quite gross. The staff was quick to fix it but due to old plumbing it is still quite slow to drain. Mold In the shower on the wall and some questionable stains on the ceiling (which is quite low and I am only 5'3"). The tub walls are high which is a feat for my short legs to get in and out of and the shower is quite narrow. A cold faucet and a hot faucet in the sink - I get that it has old world charm but it's just not practical anymore. Ground floor room (concerning to me since I'm a single female traveler but I made due) and when i came back to my room after a long day out, the window in the room was left wide open by the cleaning staff. Total safety concern at that point. Secondly, bugs had gotten into the room. I had to deal with a few months and crawly things which made their way in through the open window (with no screen). Food - Breakfast starts at 7. Food is very good but it's a late start for those who may be here for work as I am. And the restaurant closes at 10. I arrived at 10 from the airport and was stuck with no food options other than sandwiches which I couldn't eat due to being celiac. The staff was very helpful in helping me to find a take away place that was still open to deliver and gave me a pot of tea while I waited. I did not get to eat any other meal beside breakfast. The buffet is minimal so make time for the hot breakfast if you want something substantial. Two stars for the location and the lovely staff but I wouldn't stay here again. Really wish I had a portable cup of tea right now...
Since this pub has been redecorated, it is so welcoming! It's actually quite a trendy place now,…read morewith wooden floors and comfy seating. The hotel rooms aren't great - but they are passable, and they don't claim to be high quality, so I guess it is what you would expect from a railway station hotel. There is a fairly varied menu on offer here and the prices are very reasonable. Best to avoid on a Friday and Saturday night though - unless you like extremely loud music and drunk people. Visit during the day or early evening.
The restaurant the globe is fantastic the service was amazing very personable and very thoughtful…read morethe quality of the food top-notch Paulo was an exceptional waiter helping with all the Italian words.
Stopped here for a drink. This is a hotel and restaurant but also has a very nice bar area. Comfy…read moresofas, a wood burner and funky tiles make this a pleasant place to spend an hour or so. It was immediately obvious which section was for drinking and which was for eating- something a lot of places often do not manage. We went to the bar and were served immediately. I asked for a G&T and was offered a suggestion of Portobello Road gin. Always nice when the staff don't just instantly give you Gordons! They had a small but good selection of spirits. Prices were what you would expect for the area and for good quality drinks- about £6.50 for a double g&t though I expect bombay sapphire would be cheaper. The food looked good but I didn't eat so couldn't comment. There's lots of outdoor seating so it would be a lovely place to go in the summer.
My first Holiday Inn experience (I think) and it was alright…read more The positives: Free wifi Breakfast was included An ice machine in the lobby Blackout curtains Comfy bed Nice shower The negatives: The room was chilly and following the air con instructions to get warmer didn't help, just made the room noisier. No bath. After I paid the bill I realised the GBP/EUR rate they used was ridiculously bad value. Normally when I'm in the UK and I use a card I'm given an option to either pay in GBP or take the rate offered but I wasn't given the option and didn't cop until it was too late. Sneaky tactic. As for the stay itself: It was better than one Travel Lodge experience I've had. But I've had plenty of Premier Inn stays that exceeded this one. And one recent Ibis stay was miles ahead. The positives do out weigh the negatives in terms of count, but not sure I can go any higher than a 3 on this one after the sneaky rate conversion.
As expected from this chain the room was basic but very clean. I had actually forgotten my…read moretoothbrush so was glad to be provided with one free of charge. The nice thing about this place is that even given its proximity to the M5 it was nice and quiet.
Recently acquired by the hotel chain Holiday Inn, The Bromsgrove offers a decent quality stay at…read morereasonable prices. After a £3.5m refurbishment in 2008, the hotel is now one of the best in the local area. Having said that some of the rooms are still quite small, and the restaurant is nothing to write home about, however there are excellent gym and swimming facilities on site, and a golf course just round the corner.
Good service good food and clean hotel. As a golfer the…read moreputting green and course were amazing. The pool area is great also
Set in the outskirts of Tewkesbury, this hotel would be ideal for those looking to enjoy the town…read moreand nearby countryside without having to stay in the centre or next to the motorway. We were welcomed by a very helpful trainee receptionist and provided with all of the information required for amenities, meals and the location of our room. Parking was close to the hotel and ample. The hotel was extremely hot, which was somewhat stifling considering the decent outdoor temperature. We were very grateful of the complimentary upgrade to an executive double room on the top floor. The view over the golf course and towards the Malvern Hills was phenomenal, especially during the sunset. Besides the occasional hair dryer late at night and a couple arguing, the room was pleasantly quiet. The room featured ample storage facilities, a flat-screen television with the usual Freeview selection, desk and coffee table with armchairs. The bed, although not completely solid, was rather firm; achieving a decent level of comfort was quite a task. The room could have benefitted from a lamp on both bedside tables, rather than just the one. The room was largely clean and well-presented. Complimentary Wi-Fi, although temperamental, was decent enough to enjoy streaming music and video. All too often these days a hotel will save on space and water costs by installing a shower cubicle, however we were very grateful of the presence of a bath tub. In addition, the bathroom was spacious and clean. The complimentary soaps were of a decent enough quality. I would thoroughly recommend staying clear of the breakfast buffet if you are a fan of the full-English. The quality of items did not in any way match the price, particularly the questionable sausages. We did not take the opportunity to visit the Hotel's restaurant or make use of the room service, but the menu for both seemed to provide some interesting items above the usual bland hotel fare.
This was the best place I stayed at during my trip to England. The moment you walk in it smells…read moreclean. It is in a fantastic location and the breakfast there was the best I had during my three weeks in England. The room itself was so clean and wonderful. It honestly felt like a fairy tale. The owners were so sweet. I honestly didn't want to leave. Whenever I come back to England I will always include a visit here.
Such a wonderful stay! The full english breakfast in the morning was absolutely delicious. The b&b…read morewas just a short walk to the RSC. You could not trouble Juan with anything, they were so wonderful and helpful.
Wonderful B&B, spotless and tasteful, loads of parking and great food on offer...perfect for a…read morebreak in The Malverns.
I was going to give this place 4 stars because I thought it was slightly expensive for a B&B/Guest…read moreHouse. I've had to give it 5 though. The couple that run the place are 1st class, the breakfast was excellent, the place is very clean and modern, but with an old wooden style too. The garden is impressive, and there are plenty of places to eat nearby, as they do not cook evening meals. They upgraded me to their master room, without any prompting from myself - because they were quiet - and they gave me some of their homemade cake to take to work with me. The bed was gorgeous, the surrounding area is gorgeous, the place is gorgeous! I would love to come back in personal time, stay a couple of nights, and walk the Malvern Hills - recommended, but not cheap.