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"The hotel was lovely nice big room with balcony looking over the golf course. L shaped sofa in seating area, tea/coffee facilities with digestive biscuits, two comfy chairs and two chairs on balcony with table. Lovely breakfast. Bar was nice with plenty of comfortable seating. Lovely bed and there was a floor standing fan very welcome in this hot weather. Bathroom was spacious with walkin shower. If went to the area would definitely stay again."

"Excellent location; friendly and helpful staff"

"An excellent team of staff. Nothing too much trouble and they all seemed to be happy in their work. It really does make a difference. The food in the restaurant was delicious. The hotel could do with a lift but because it is a listed building that’s not possible. Would recommend the hotel and we will visit again."

"Great hotel in ideal location- staff very helpful and accommodating."

"Perfect for its closeness to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and town centre. Good swimming pool. Excellent breakfast with plenty of choice. Very comfortable hotel and helpful staff."

"We had a lovely night at this hotel when attending one night at the 2000 Trees festival nearby. The girl at front desk was very friendly and helpful. We used the gym, pool, sauna and steam rooms. All were very clean. Our room was soa ious enough for 3 adults. The air con was very welcome in the 30 degree heat outside and the beds were super comfy. We would not hesitate to come back."

"Super friendly and good"

"Amazing family friendly hotel. Lots of features that you usually wouldn't think about, like a built in toddler seat on the toilet and finger protectors on the door hinges, that just make so much sense. Staff were all very friendly too."

"Old building; would prove difficult for disabled as no lifts. For us no problem apart from Room 227 being a distance away from Reception. Room n bed comfortable; we ate out in town which has a fantastic choice of restaurants n pubs. Good base, central location "