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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
A beautiful spot and a lovely old mill building that has been renovated very well indeed.
Rooms are very nicely decorated and appointed, with comfy beds and pillows.
A beautiful spot and a lovely old mill building that has been renovated very well indeed.
Rooms are very nicely decorated and appointed, with comfy beds and pillows.
We had a fantastic time at the Lords of the Manor, it really is an exceptional hotel. A very relaxed atmosphere and the staff make you feel at home as soon as you walk in. They were especially accommodating with our dog who stayed with us. The hotel gardens are huge and we’re a lot bigger than we thought, stretching down to the river. It’s a great place to explore the Cotswolds.
We had a fantastic time at the Lords of the Manor, it really is an exceptional hotel. A very relaxed atmosphere and the staff make you feel at home as soon as you walk in. They were especially accommodating with our dog who stayed with us. The hotel gardens are huge and we’re a lot bigger than we thought, stretching down to the river. It’s a great place to explore the Cotswolds.
The hotel is charming, elegant and comfortable in a wonderful setting. The restaurant service is excellent.
A couple of small points. It would be an addition to one of the 3 lounges if a bar were installed to add further atmosphere particularly in the evening. I was not asked if I would like a news paper in the morning, which I subsequently learnt was included in the rate. The coffee in the morning breakfast was very weak. Would I return? definitely.
The hotel is charming, elegant and comfortable in a wonderful setting. The restaurant service is excellent.
A couple of small points. It would be an addition to one of the 3 lounges if a bar were installed to add further atmosphere particularly in the evening. I was not asked if I would like a news paper in the morning, which I subsequently learnt was included in the rate. The coffee in the morning breakfast was very weak. Would I return? definitely.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed September 10, 2015Reviewed September 10, 2015
Stayed for one night, tried for two but was fully booked. Apart from one mishap where the shower drain would not drain away and when it did it left gunge on the floor of the shower.
However that would not deter us from staying again. Staff were excellent food was out of this world. Best night sleep l have ever had due to a bed that was 100%. Would recommend to anyone that wanted to stay in Moreton in Marsh.
Stayed for one night, tried for two but was fully booked. Apart from one mishap where the shower drain would not drain away and when it did it left gunge on the floor of the shower.
However that would not deter us from staying again. Staff were excellent food was out of this world. Best night sleep l have ever had due to a bed that was 100%. Would recommend to anyone that wanted to stay in Moreton in Marsh.
We have stayed at this hotel before prior to the refurbishment and loved it then. Even better now with the modern atrium brasserie. Chose this location to celebrate 'special' birthdays and the meal surpassed expectations. The hotel has a great atmosphere and the staff are extremely pleasant and welcoming. And the breakfasts ... we had eggs florentine which were cooked to perfection!
We have stayed at this hotel before prior to the refurbishment and loved it then. Even better now with the modern atrium brasserie. Chose this location to celebrate 'special' birthdays and the meal surpassed expectations. The hotel has a great atmosphere and the staff are extremely pleasant and welcoming. And the breakfasts ... we had eggs florentine which were cooked to perfection!
A lovely country house hotel in a quiet setting but close to good road links to the midlands . Staff were professional friendly and well trained , spacious bedroom was very comfortable and immaculate but a little out of date , food was excellent in pleasant surroundings, parking good . I'd definitely stay again when in the area
A lovely country house hotel in a quiet setting but close to good road links to the midlands . Staff were professional friendly and well trained , spacious bedroom was very comfortable and immaculate but a little out of date , food was excellent in pleasant surroundings, parking good . I'd definitely stay again when in the area
Geoffrey
Reviewed November 17, 2023Reviewed November 17, 2023
Parking at NCP Birmingham High Street car park at discounted rate of £10.50, ensure you ask for exit ticket.
Easy to find, clean and comfortable. Complimentary breakfast was good. Complimentary Hot beverages throughout the day near reception.
Kitchenette was handy and fridge was convenient.
Downside was bathroom sink was slow to drain and waste hole was so dirty. Shower isn’t powerful enough, but all was clean.
Major tram works going on in Corporation Street, however requested a higher...
Parking at NCP Birmingham High Street car park at discounted rate of £10.50, ensure you ask for exit ticket.
Easy to find, clean and comfortable. Complimentary breakfast was good. Complimentary Hot beverages throughout the day near reception.
Kitchenette was handy and fridge was convenient.
Downside was bathroom sink was slow to drain and waste hole was so dirty. Shower isn’t powerful enough, but all was clean.
Major tram works going on in Corporation Street, however requested a higher...
Pui
Reviewed October 19, 2021Reviewed October 19, 2021
Alcester, a charming market town in Warwickshire, is not known for its beaches, but it does offer a delightful blend of historical intrigue and serene countryside that can serve as a perfect base for those wishing to explore nearby coastal attractions. One must-see is the stunning Coughton Court, a National Trust hotel featuring beautiful gardens and rich history, perfect for a family day out. The River Arrow runs through the town, providing picturesque walking trails and picnic spots amidst nature. For a taste of local culture, the Alcester Heritage Centre offers fascinating insights into the town's Roman and medieval past, engaging both children and adults alike. For a bit of adventure, nearby Stratford-upon-Avon, just a short drive away, offers river activities and historic sites, including the famous Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Although Alcester doesn’t have a beach, travellers can enjoy the luxury of staying in top hotels within the town, such as The Alcester Inn, where attentive service and local charm await, making it an excellent jump-off point for day trips to the coast.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Alcester like for travellers who love the beach?
Known for its theatre and countryside, Alcester offers a lot for the traveller planning a getaway.
When's the best time for a beach holiday in Alcester?
Plan your trip to the beach with this snapshot of the seasons in Alcester: The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 15°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. Average annual precipitation for Alcester is 766 mm.
What is there to see and do around Alcester?
After arriving and settling in at your accommodation of choice, you might want to venture out and explore. Discover the area's theatre and countryside, and make time for local attractions such as Ragley Hall and Hillers Maize Maze. Other things to see and do in the area are Bidford Grange Golf Club and Bidford Grange Golf Course.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Alcester?
This travel information can help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Alcester more easily: To get to Alcester, you can fly into Birmingham Airport (BHX), the closest major airport, which is located 17.4 mi (28 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to explore more sights.