Search Hotels by The Coaching Inn Group in Brockworth from £89

"Lovely staff and hotel, room very nice and beautiful location"

"The room was clean and generally well maintained. The staff, particularly at breakfast were friendly and helpful. The breakfast itself was very tasty and good quality. There was a reasonable selection of breakfast items. Unfortunately we ended up with an interconnecting room, so despite the hotel being advertised as having sound proof rooms, it really wasn’t. We could hear our next door neighbours chatting and they woke us when they returned home late. The pillows were really uncomfortable so we didn’t get a great night’s sleep. "

"The view from the room was terrible. It was a concrete square with tyres. The furniture was plasticky. For the price really wasn’t worth it on top of that our sleep was disrupted by people fighting and the police being called. I wish I booked the Holiday Inn."

"Lovely old building and a really comfortable bed!"

"Lovely view of the lake from our room. Room was spacious. Cleaning lacked attention to detail - there was dust on the shelves by the kettle. The shower gel had been watered down. I wouldn’t eat in either of the restaurants if I stayed again. Food was overpriced for what it was. Breakfast was very busy and only one coffee machine for decaf coffee so had to wait quite a long time to access the machine Staff were friendly. "

"So nice. Lovely bedroom, absolutely immaculate. A small fridge would have been useful though. "

"Didn’t have breakfast there room was clean and amenities were good "

"Booked a Junior Suite and very disappointed with the room - bed was very uncomfortable, walls very thin so kept awake for most of the night with noises in the corridor and adjacent rooms, room amenities were outdated and poorly maintained."

"Great hotel in gorgeous setting, clean sumple rooms - very quiet - nice simple food in the bar, drinks on the terrace a bonus in sunny weather - nice pool and sauna area ( but not relaxing or romantic as full of kiddies making a racket - maybe consider an adult only hour to end the day ? )"