Food was absolutely fabulous. Desserts were spectacular. Highly recommend this restaurant!!read more

Best roast dinner in the cotswolds. Loved finding this cosy pub on our visit to the cotswold. the…read moredrinks, food and team were outstanding

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.

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.

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!

We stayed at The Castle at Edgehill and decided to have our evening meal there as well. It is the…read moremost beautiful location and of course, had the feel of a small castle, which our kids and even ourselves found enchanting. The service was so personable and friendly--that's what first convinced us to give it a try. Then there was the sweeping view from our table of the rolling hills below. There were so many little special touches to the place. To top it off, the food was amazing! We could tell it was prepared with a lot of care and attention to detail. My husband said it was the best fish and chips he had ever had. The sticky toffee pudding was my favorite--divine!! Definitely recommend!

This is a little out of the way gem that is worth the trip. Perched on the summit of Edgehill…read morethis restaurant enjoys some of the best views across the Warwickshire countryside. And that's how their history write up starts for the castle. The scenery is all that and more as you gaze out to that countryside while dining in their full windowed dining room. The Chef creates a variety of entrees that are eclectic in theme. I started with their chicken liver pate parfait which was delicious. Continued the meal with confit duck leg and finished off my meal with sticky toffee pudding. Hubby started the prawns starter and finished with the prawns starter. He had the rack of lamb in between. Yes, he liked the prawns so much he got it twice! All in all the food the atmosphere and attentive service make for an awesome dinner experience. Highly recommended!!!

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.

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!

DoubleTree by Hilton Stratford-upon-Avon is located within the historic town centre of…read moreStratford-upon-Avon, most famous for being the birthplace and home of William Shakespeare. The hotel's location is good, it is within walking distance from all of the town's attractions and is right by the Railway Station and hospital. It is a reasonably small hotel, but not in a bad way, it was fairly easy just to walk up the stairs to my room, despite being on the top floor. I arrived at the hotel in the evening, as I had already checked in online via the Hilton Honors app, I just decided to swing by the front desk to sort out parking and pick up a tangible key. I was able to do this quite quickly and the staff member at Reception was friendly. I was given free parking at the hotel during my stay due to my status. Strangely, when I checked in, the lady at the front desk referred to me as a "Gold" member, and gave me the Gold-branded key holders, when I'm in fact a Diamond member. My first issue with the hotel was that even though they advertise 24/7 room service, this is not the case, after attempting to order food, I was advised that they did not serve room service after 9 p.m. in the evening. They also didn't appear to offer this service for Breakfast with no order hangers on the door to request it. This meant with limited options in the town nearby for gluten-free, I went to sleep hungry on an empty stomach. I only felt partially valued as a Diamond member on this occasion, I wasn't offered the traditional cookie at check-in, nor were drinks vouchers or bottled water provided at the front desk or ready in the room for me. Diamond perks provided included an upgraded room to a Deluxe Room (no suites were available during my stay, and I checked the app myself), breakfast (I didn't try this as it ended too early for my liking) and free parking. I was upgraded to what I'm told was a Deluxe Room, my room was fairly comfortable, obviously with it being in an old building, it was showing its' age in some parts. The room was well-lit, but each light appeared to have an individual light switch, and it took some time to get used to what button was for each light. There was a plug socket beside the bed and enough plug sockets around the room, such as behind the TV for my Fire Stick, and at the desk, for using my computer. Overall, the room was comfortable, especially the king-sized bed, and the pillows were also very good, I've noticed many Hilton-branded properties have changed to smaller (cheaper?) pillows, but this location hasn't made the change yet. The room had everything I needed, including a modern TV of a decent size, a mini fridge, as well as a desk and ample storage space. The bathroom could use some work though, the shower was inside the bath, I much prefer a standalone unit, and it was reasonably small. As seems standard now, they used big bottles of soap instead of the cute mini bottles which I prefer, there was also no bar soap provided, with just a liquid hand wash beside the sink. The plug in the sink also wasn't working properly, and I had to take it out just to use the sink. There was some noise in the hotel, but it was pretty much standard hotel noise. I didn't sleep well on the first night due to going to sleep on an empty stomach, but on the second night I slept reasonably well. Housekeeping did come into the room between the nights of my stay, they did a good job at keeping the room tidy, but I rather wish they wouldn't have bothered. They turned the heating down in my room to the lowest setting and left the window wide open so I came back to a freezing cold room, which isn't what you want with the nights getting darker and the weather getting colder. Granted, if my room was too hot for the housekeepers, fine, turn it down, but at least leave it to the setting they found it and keep the windows closed. The other members of my party who stayed in a separate room, commented that their bathroom was even worse than mine. They also said they were unhappy with the quality and selection at Breakfast, which I decided against getting up for as it stops at 10:30 a.m. The hotel seems to be one for the early bird too, with check out as early as 11 am and the weekly fire alarm test at 11:30 am on a Friday morning, I do feel both of these are just far too early, it was lucky I didn't stay on a Thursday night and was able to request a late check-out, although I felt I had to push harder than I should have to get 13:00. Overall, many positives for sure, I'm not sure if I would return to the hotel though, but it isn't something I'd actively avoid either. 3*

This is a large, modern hotel about five minutes' walk from the centre of Stratford. It's also very…read moreconveniently located for the railway station. I stayed there recently with a large group (my motor-cycling club) for a weekend and had a very comfortable stay. The hotel is a red-brick vernacular-style building set behind a small area of park, which gives the front a nice feel, though it is unlikely to win prizes for architecture. Inside, it has a spacious reception, seating and bar area. Accommodation is set across two floors, and some of the corridors are a bit long. Ask for a room near the lift if you have mobility problems. But the rooms were very spacious and attractively decorated in shades of brown - again, not very original, but very comfortable. They are well appointed, though I had to ask for a shoe-shine kit. The rooms have safes, ironing boards, a fridge with complimentary water, and tea and coffee making facilities. They have lots of power points for modern gadgets - always useful - and free wifi (with a reasonable speed for free hotel wifi). Staff were very nice throughout and the food (breakfast and dinner) was especially good: our club has had mixed experiences in the past but this was one of the best. I'd say it is amongst the best hotel food I've had recently. You take a ticket from a barrier to enter the car park, and need it validated before you leave - they give you another slip of paper to operate the exit barrier, which is a little fiddly. I'd happily stay there again.