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Top Armscote Hotel Reviews
Cotswolds Hotel & Spa
10/10 Excellent
"I stayed with my 5 month old and stayed in a studio overlooking the golf course. The room was fab! Spacious, clean and a beautiful outdoor space. We didn’t use the facilities(spa etc) in the end as we ran out of time but I will definitely return."
The Grosvenor Hotel
8/10 Good
"Building is very nice and staff were very friendly/helpful. The breakfast was also solid. Bathroom could have been a little bit cleaner but all in all a very good place to stay. 4/5 stars"
Warwick Castle Hotel and Knight's Village
10/10 Excellent
"We requested to change rooms due to the bunk beds being too small Staff went above and beyond to help and gave us a wonderful room to stay in. Brilliant, thank you"
Crowne Plaza Stratford Upon Avon by IHG
8/10 Good
"Breakfast was yummy.. shower pressure was abit lacking and the tv didn’t show anything else but the welcome screen. Gym and pool was okay clean but quite small. Staff were friendly and helpful"
The Wood Norton
8/10 Good
"The building and grounds are stunning. Gorgeous setting, but the food, amenities and service standards don't quite live up to the visual expectation. The michelin- starred chef who has written the menu is as close to michelin starred as the place will be, I'm afraid. The food was fine, but not glorious. The service was a little haphazard, would have been so much better if done with some interest or a smile (except for the lovely chap in the bar, who was very good, remembered people's drinks, asked if he could do any more etc). The pool table was a welcome attraction (it has a definite slope and is positioned too close to one wall). The gym is stuck in a building used as a store, not kept clean and mostly forgotten. This could be so much more of a feature. Having to pay £25 each to use the pool next door is a liberty. I don't know why they don't extol the history of the building and it's various uses which would be of great interest to visitors. But the most troublesome aspect were the moths and wasps in the corridor in Pear Tree Mews, which were reported, but nothing done about them. Leaving lights on and windows open was a mistake. Overall, a lovely venue, the rooms are nice (could do with plugs near the bed) , but needs to raise its profile to meet its splendour"