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.

I stayed here with a friend just a few days ago, since we were visiting Gloucester with a view to…read morebringing a group of 40 people on a three day trip. This is one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in for its star rating and price point. The young lady at check in was very polite and helpful, but sadly it was all downhill from there. There was some kind of function going on into the night, and it was extremely loud and carried into my room at the back of the property. Breakfast was OK but certainly nothing special, and there was an extremely limited selection of cold items in the included breakfast buffet. (You had to pay for full English, even with a breakfast inclusive rate!) The very worst part though was that the bathroom was dirty (by which I mean the toilet still had someone else's poop tracks, and there was a long black hair in the bathtub - a whole lot of ick) and the housekeeping in the room hadn't been that much better. But I was exhausted from all the driving we had done that day, so I just went to sleep, and put it down as a poorly managed and run property which is a bit of a missed opportunity given the location. When I decided to email the hotel manager to discuss this feedback with him/her, I sent an email to property asking for the GM's contact details and was told that guests are not permitted to get "higher management details without their permission"! Says it all really about what "higher management" at this hotel think of their guests.

Had a very pleasant one night stay here with family. Had dinner and breakfast. Dinner was filling…read moreand delicious, breakfast was a bit less filling, had to ask for more food. Overall the area is nice (Cotswolds) that's why we chose to stay here. Would definitely be back (loved the armchair on the corridor).

According to several sources, the Tudor House Hotel is a hive of paranormal activity. The restless…read morespirit of a maid who hung herself is said to wander from room to room, making beds and plumping pillows. A spectral black Labrador has been seen bounding up and down the central staircase. The ghost of a little boy with a drum has been responsible for disturbing guests in the darkest hours of the night with incessantly loud and unexpected drumming. Needless to say none of the aforementioned was encountered during our visit, which was on the whole quite peaceful. Having been allocated a first-floor room, directly above the hotel bar, we were concerned that our peaceful night may be disrupted by noise until the late hours. However, we were not disturbed one bit. We were equally concerned that the spotlights pointing at the hotel sign directly outside of our windows would keep us awake, but the curtains were appropriately thick enough to deal with any potential light pollution. The room in itself was spacious and took great benefit from a high ceiling. The bed was of a generous size and was one of the most comfortable we have ever had the pleasure of sleeping in. The inclusion of a sofa in our room was appreciated. Overall the bedroom and bathroom were clean and tidy. The only downsides were that we found our room to be terribly hot and the carpet had clearly seen better days. Throughout our stay we found the level of service to be exemplary and we were very grateful of a warm welcome after spending several hours in rush hour traffic. We felt as though we were engaged with on a personal level. The hotel itself is full of character, with wood-panelled walls, the occasional suit of armour and a subtle amount of antique decor. It is often a shame when a building hundreds of years old is stripped out and the interior is remodelled after the check-in lounge of an international airport. For those who do not enjoy having to spring from their slumber at the crack of dawn to attend a hotel breakfast sitting, the Tudor House benefits from a period running from 08:00 to 10:00 on a weekend. The range of options presented a noticeable difference from the usual options. My girlfriend enjoyed the continental selection (fresh croissant, cheese, ham) and my eggs benedict was just the ticket prior to a leisurely stroll around Tewkesbury town centre.

We stayed here for one night and while the four stars is a tad generous, the building is…read moreinteresting enough (and easy to get lost in) and rooms good enough to warrant it, especially considering the decent price. We had a room on the top floor that comfortably slept three, with a nice bathroom. The free Wi-Fi worked well. The pub downstairs served a nice dinner with a fine beer selection.

Disreputable Hotel. Made a reservation 5 months before our stay which they Cancelled 2 weeks prior…read moreto the stay. Offered no other accommodation for the situation which was during the busy summer season. We were leaving for UK within days which leaves us scrambling and doing it all while we should be seeing London. There are numerous boutique hotels in this area. Try ANY of these first.

Wonderful, comfortable, intimate country house hotel. The restaurant is expensive but everything it…read moreshould be - my standards are very very sensitive to what I'm paying, and even given the size of the bill, no one puts a foot wrong. Rooms are not huge but beautifully decorated. Only downside of our last visit was that my husband wasn't that impressed with the continental breakfast, but the silly boy should just have had the full English, which was wonderful. Check the website for good value weekend deals.

Nice old pub at the top of the town. Has a good range of real ales and a variety of rooms with…read moredifferent atmosphere. Beware, however, the prices for real ale are top dollar.

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.

Relaxed Country hotel nestled in the Cotswold Hills ideally placed for Gloucester and Cheltenham…read morewith fantastic views across the Severn Valley. Good breakfast that was included in my package. Staff were friendly and passionate about their workplace If you're looking for a hotel with a touch of romance this is it!

For this being a 4 star hotel let's just say we are highly disappointed. So many issues occurred…read morejust the first night we checked in. First they left one tissue left in the tissue box then we only had enough toilet paper for one use no back up toilet paper. A towel had a brown stain on it when I was about to use it. Then the phone wasn't working. They came down to try to fix it with no luck and didn't even offer to accommodate us to another room. I asked receptionist if they had a microwave and they sent me to the restaurant and I asked the server and he said yes they can warm up my food then the manager came yelling saying no no our food and I said okay that's fine no big deal. Proceeded to follow me to the lobby to talk to the receptionist about me. I will never stay here again or recommend anyone to stay here. Do better Marriott.

I love Marriott: it's my number one brand and I have earned Titanium status through my frequent…read morevisits within the year. This location falls below the hard deck for the Marriott standard. Old, stale, paper thin walls, generally noisy and averagely managed. The restaurant is disappointing too and I recommend skipping it, even for breakfast, unless it's free.