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.

A charming establishment. I stayed here for 8 days, and really felt quite at home. The rooms are of…read morevarious sizes, but all uniquely appointed. The rooms are very clean, and housekeeping are thorough. In-room amenities include tea/coffee making facilities, and a TV with Freeview channels. High Speed Internet is available in-room for a fee. WiFi is available in the bar area for the use of guests at no extra cost. Room service is available, or you may dine in the restaurant. Full breakfast may also be included in the room tariff. The staff are very friendly and go the extra mile to please. Being in the heart of Warwick, it is a prime location for sight seeing, or just enjoying the charms of this historic town. All in all, a positive experience. Now for my criticisms...the night staff need help! The door is generally locked around 11pm each night, at which point you are to ring the door bell for assistance (e.g. if you are coming in after a night out at one of Warwick's many eateries or pubs). Unfortunately the night porter is also tasked with cleaning the lounge area. Often times he is unable to hear the bell over the vacuum cleaner. The upshot of this is that you're stuck standing outside waiting for the bell to actually be heard! A minor annoyance, but they might do well to engage a person to handle the late night cleaning so the night porter can focus on tending to the guests.

This hotel is very accommodating. I stayed here for business and I am enjoying it very much. This…read morehotel has a lot of history. The bar tender was extremely nice. The entire staff is great. I would really recommend any travelers because this is a prime location. I wouldn't mind staying here again just purely for the location.

We stayed here for one night recently in a family room. The travelodge is situated by a petrol…read morestation and Little Chef. The room was spacious and clean but basic as would be expected. All in all good value for what we paid and no problems during out stay.

Stopped in here for a snack after a couple hours walking around Charlecote Park. Surprising that…read morethere was no pass-thru from Charlecote Park parking lot to the entry to the restaurant - we ended up going over and under the wooden fences to cut across, but most people would have to walk around... Ordered hot beverages (an Americano, a tea and a cappuccino) and scones with clotted cream and jam (though we received jelly). Clotted cream was the real deal and the scones were fresh baked, served on piping hot trays. Much better than they looked and exactly what we wanted. Giving them a three-star rating based solely on the very slow service - We were told 'this is how it always is' and they were quite busy, but count on being there roughly an hour if you want a cake or scones and coffee/tea. The restaurant has a full restaurant and you could easily have a meal, a beer or any combo. Lots of comfy seating too. A little odd that it's part of a hotel, but it's the nearest place to eat outside of the Orangery in Charlecote Park, which was totally packed when we tried to go there instead. Well worth the effort if you are in the area and peckish!

My boyfriend and I had a very pleasant stay here last weekend. As the room was a gift, I can't…read morecomment on the pricing. However, our room was one of the more luxurious - I've seen the standard rooms and they're easily half the size! Our room had a four poster bed with curtains, several places to sit including a little loveseat, large windows with curtains that could be drawn closed, a glass door with direct outside access in addition to the front door connected to a corridor, separate tub and shower with very nice hot water, large sink, towel heater, many TV channels, coffee/tea selection, and breakfast included in the morning. The rooms get quite warm but we slept very comfortably in the massive bed. It's nice to have a bar/restaurant adjoining although I'd recommend going out into the towns for meals. Free breakfast was always a bit lacking - forgetful servers, improperly cooked eggs, etc. A lovely place to stay for a weekend in Stratford or Warwick. Easily drivable to both towns. In a very rural area so you can't walk to anything and it's VERY dark at night. Ample parking, and I think they had a pool though I can't imagine it's ever warm enough to swim! Free wifi too, but you need a separate password for each device you use. It was a bit dodgy on the ground floor but worked better upstairs oddly. I'd happily stay here again if I was in the area. Spring for one of the nicer rooms if you find it affordable, I imagine it'll be quite worthwhile!

You certainly can't beat the location - right in the middle of town. The people were pleasant and…read morethe room was fine. My only complaint was that they took the phones out of the room. We stayed in the very back and the only way to ask a question or get in touch with someone at the front was to walk all the way through the hotel - or since we were from the U.S. - make an international cell phone call to the front desk. But otherwise, it was fine.

This hotel has staff that will be very helpful and try their best to make you happy. Centrally…read morelocated between Stratford Upon Avon and Warwick it is ideal for anyone adventuring around this part of the midlands. Wi-Fi is free and works well. The breakfast is traditional English style with scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon and beans. They also offer toast, croissants and muffins. Overall it's a good value and easy to get in and out.

This was a great hotel the staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful. The room were clean and very…read morecomfy. The breakfast was great with plenty of items. This is a really good hotel and close to many local attractions. There is a small charge for parking but not much, but it could do with a few more spaces.

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.

Very nice hotel with great central location. Good value for money both for business and while on…read moreyour travels around England. It is by the river. The room we stayed in was comfortable and reasonable size, good clean, bathroom, too.

A real gem. The biggest selling point for this place is its location right i the heart of…read moreStratford. Literally everythin is accessible by foot and the choice of shops, bars and restaurants is amazing. That being said the hotel bar is very quaint and there is a nice mix of locals and visitors who seem to be very friendly. It is a nice place to pop into after the Farmer's Market which seems to take place most weeks in the old market square opposite. ther are also occasionally local stamp fairs and arts & crafts events hosted her which have a real community feel to them. THe cakes are tops

It is a nice hotel with really good service and accommodations. We stayed in a room with a king or…read morequeen size bed. It was a good size, and the bathroom was really nice with handheld shower head extension and a nice sink. The only downside was that the bath was only half enclosed, so it is really easy for water to get on the floor. The refrigerator was really small and wasn't kept very cold. Breakfast was really nice. It's slightly pricey but nice. We purchased a full English breakfast. Everything was really good. It was but pricey overall and they added more because we had our son. Another downside is bringing your luggage in and out. It was not easy going up and down stairs with 20-25 kg bags. There are no elevators.

We're staying here for one night only. Positives:…read more 1. Toilet seat, just right, for small butts! 2. Magnifying glass in bathroom. 3. Room & bed adequate for 2 people. 4. Free Wi-Fi really fast! 5. Restaurant & bar, fabulous. 6. Front desk service. 7. FREE Cotswold chocolates, also provided in your room along with tea & coffee. They even filled my Contigo hot drink holder! 8. Lots of buffet breakfast selections. 9. Hot foods in the menu. 10. Lots of staff avail. to help. 11. View to the garden, from our bedroom. 12. Able to open windows for some fresh air. Negatives: 1. Bathroom too dark to put makeup, even with magnifying mirror a plus, but you can't see. 2. Drapes lining all ripped. 3. Seat cushions too low, padding worn out? I put a pillow on, but still too low for the desk. 4. Stairs not handicapped access. 5. Even though we've closed the windows by the time we went out for dinner, the room, was still cold, even the sheets were cool after sleeping a good night sleep (for me). So, it must be a perfect temperature, since I slept the longest from this hotel!

Mallory Court is one of the best English country hotels one can stay at. Everything is A++, the…read morestaff, the food, the service. The only reason I rated it a 4* is due to the lack of Air Conditioning. I was on an international business trip and couldn't sleep for 2 nights due to it being so hot, not used to just having a fan. Also, the hot water stopped working one morning and the reactions made it seem just par for the course for the staff. Now on to the good stuff. The Staff is beyond excellent. Sama in the dining room, Isabel at the Front desk, the porters and many many more people. Service with a smile, went out of their way all the time, simply fantastic. The hotel itself is beautiful. Open grounds, amazing views, just want you need to relax. The big surprise was the food. Sencha, the Asian restaurant was a nice surprise. Small-ish portions, but great food. Not one bad dish out of the 2 times we ate there. Then there was The Dining Room tasting menu. Holy moly, we've eaten at many Michelin starred restaurants before, this was definitely up there. Superb food, I can definitely see it getting a Michelin star if they adjusted their seasoning. And came up with better than Sorbet for a dairy free dessert, my pet peeve. Also, big shout out to Sama and then team for finding me vegan butter for breakfast. I've never had that happen in a decade! Amazing trip. Please get some AC and we'd love to visit again!

I had the pleasure to stay at the very British Mallory Court Hotel in Royal Leamington Spa,…read moreWarwickshire, England while on business in the Midlands. The Mallory is a one hundred year old upscale boutique hotel in the countryside with a wonderful restaurant featuring some fabulous gourmet cuisine. After our delicious appetizers of Dressed Cornish Crab and a Crispy Duck Egg w/ fixins, a business colleague and I both chose fish for our dinner selections: he, the Pan-Roasted Stone Bass and I, the Escalope of Cornish Cod. Both dishes were nicely complimented with a unique veggie and sauce selection. We finished our 3-course dinner with an order of Caramelized White Chocolate Mousse as well as an order of 53% Chocolate Delice w/ banana and peanut butter. Wash all this goodness down w/ a bottle of an Italian Pinot Grigio and you've won a gold metal. Five stars and highly recommended.