Pershore Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Pershore, England

Chose this hotel to attend a concert in the abbey. The location could not have been better. The room was tiny and sparsely furnished, though the bed was comfortable and the linen crisp and clean. TV and WiFi worked well although WiFi connection process was a bit of a hassle. Main complaint was the kitchen extractor fan outside of the window that ran from 07.40 until it thankfully stopped around 10.40pm.

Only required a room for overnight accommodation, so did not use the dining or bar facilities. Excellent room with spacious bathroom, all recently and well renovated. Fans installed to reduce the temperature in summer. Public rooms had a rather tired feel and did not tempt us to use them. Most guests were elderly, therefore quiet, and obviously on short stays and one night RSC theatre visits.

comfortable hotel in a very good area. Contemporary style

The hotel is in a quite setting but within walking distance to the town for theatre etc. The room we stayed in had a newly renovated shower room and was just perfect for an overnight stay. Breakfast was substantial and quickly served.

This is a lovely manor hotel. The grounds are beautiful with a lake and all. The hotel staff extremely courteous and helpful. The room and private bathroom were very spacious and clean. Breakfast was included in our stay and quite delicious. We were so impressed with the bar tender at the Cowley Bar. He makes the most delicious cocktails! Though the Manor is quite old it is decorated with a modern flare. We stayed at the Manor during September and were able to leave the windows open at night for a nice cool breeze. There is no air conditioning at Cowley but this is very common in The Cotswolds. We rented a car and were able to drive to many of the beautiful villages. They have a lovely spa but we did not have time to go. We would highly recommend The Cowley Manor and would love to visit again!

Lovely hotel in the beautiful Cotswold. Spa excellent with attentive ,friendly staff. Food tasty. Rooms had plenty of room and large bathroom. Overall a relaxing place to stay.

Dumbleton Hall is a quiet retreat steeped in history. Coming from Australia where we do not have grand old buildings like this, it was a lovely experience. The grounds are spectacular, the food above standard and the service friendly and prompt in general. I particularly enjoyed a quiet read in the library bar with a well mixed G&T. :) A short drive through peaceful country lanes to a number of quintessential old English villages and towns - I would particularly recommend Bourton-on-the-Water and Bibury.

Booked for Silver wedding anniversary, nice roo, leisure facilities were excellent, all in all a great break

Staff were welcoming and the hotel facilities first rate. A wonderful parkland setting - even saw deer on my morning stroll in the grounds.

Very positive experience , nice hotel, helpful staff