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Nice staff- slightly dated but worked well for the price.

Easy reach of M6, 10min drive fyom Coombe Abbey where we went to an event, definattly would recommend hotel, reasonably priced!

Olde worlde. Querkie rooms. Modern amenities. Good beer. Nice breakfast. Go on treat yourselves!

Nicely done conversion to a hotel from the old Coventry Telegraph building. They kept a lot of the memorabilia and feel from when it housed the newspaper. Room was a great size with a quite small but lovely bathroom.

The rooms were spacious, quiet - the housekeeping did a fantastic job Iustina and George at the restaurant/bar very helpful centrally located super close to the train station. It’s a shame the restaurant closes the kitchen at 9 but other than that all was great !

A welcoming staff and spacious accommodations.

We were greeted by friendly, helpful staff. The beds were very comfortable. We used the leisure facilities in the morning which open at 7. The pool, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna were relaxing. I hope to go back and spend a couple of nights.

The environment and staff were top notch!

This was one of the finest hotels I have experienced in quite a long time. I would congratulate the owners, management and especially the staff for the quality

The Shepherds Huts are delightful. Everything one needs in a cozy space. The staff are friendly and helpful. But the best aspect of the place is the restaurant. The food, service, and setting are wonderful.

Some of the friendliest and kindest staff I've ever had, with a simple and easy check-in/check-out process. Also very delicious food at the pub downstairs as well. My bed was very comfortable as well, and the room was very clean. Overall, I'd gladly come back to stay if I ever visit again.

headline says it all... clean, good wifi, good shower, good bed, entirely predictable

Lovely staff, big rooms, close to good eating places

I liked the fact that this not a run of the mill motel It also reminded me so much of the house I lived in from 1959 - 62, not far away at Allesley (sadly gone).This was owned by Jaguar Cars to accommodate student apprentices. We were amazed by the old fireplace in the sitting room, part of one of the old City gates.