Apartments in Stratford-upon-Avon

Bed was very old and small and incredibly uncomfortable room 2007 Air conditioning (which didn’t appear to be air conditioning) was very loud and useless, room was so hot and stuffy- as was the hotel, especially this side of the building. Table fan provided which helped cool the room slightly. TV kept turning its self on throughout the night. Only English tea- no earl grey. Shower was a dribble of water. No room service after 9:30 which was very disappointing and no suggestions of where we could order food from elsewhere. Bar shut and no drinks for guests. The room was a long way from reception and lift. Good points- public areas are lovely, garden really pretty and plenty of space. Room sizes are very big, shame about tiny TV and bed

We love Stratford upon Avon as a venue especially when there is something on at the RST and there was! Love's Labour's Lost! Brilliant and so funny, and we'll acted. Two evening we went to a wonderful Thai restaurant. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. William Shakespeare 's church was a great visit. The walls by the river and the backstreets were full of interest

The setting is super for visiting the sights and the hotel is a beautiful historic building. The modern spa was nice to use but we found the room quite basic and could do with a freshen up and very disappointed that there where no hot drink making facilities in the room. We had the breakfast included in our room cost and we were very disappointed in that - everything was swimming in grease and the black pudding and potato rosti were very over cooked so we could not finish our meal. The car park is £7 per nights stay but were were not made aware of this beforehand. We would probably stay again but would upgrade to a room in the old part of the building and won't have the cooked breakfast.

This hotel basically meets Hilton standards in all aspects. Here are some special features: First, the location is convenient. It is very close to the train station and within walking distance. It is also within walking distance to the street where Shakespeare was born. There is a Morrison supermarket very close. There are small doors for pedestrians to enter and exit in all four directions of the hotel. Google map may not be very accurate. Second, the Junior Suite is actually a large room. The sofa can be converted into a sofa bed. It doesn't feel like a suite, but the sofa bed is quite large. The cushions of the sofa were laid on the ground when the staff made it into a sofa bed. If you want to sit on the sofa after entering the door, you should pat it first. It doesn't feel very clean. This hotel does not provide toothbrushes or the like. You can't get them even if you ask for them at the front desk. You need to prepare them yourself. Third, the front desk staff was a waitress on the day of check-in. The service was poor. She didn't take the initiative to tell me the location and time of breakfast. She also delayed arranging an extra bed. I called from the room for a long time but no one answered. I hurriedly answered the phone with my mobile phone from an outside line. I told her that I thought the room phone was broken. The male waiter who served us later was very enthusiastic. He told us how to use the train ticket and the convenient small door to the train station. Another male waiter saw that we had children with us and gave us a few more bottles of water and cookies. So I still trust Hilton's service. I just hope that they can strengthen the training of all employees.

In the countryside in Stratford in a beautiful timber beamed building. The room was dark but spacious. We had the family room with a double and two single. Breakfast was included. No menus but the waiter said any English breakfast combination which was great. I had two poached eggs. The only problem was a lack of communication regarding the usual route to find the hotel being closed due to road works. Navigating a one way system in an unfamiliar town with no email or call to let us know how we were to get to the hotel was extremely stressful and put us 1.5 hours behind the schedule to arrive. This could have been sorted if the hotel had contacted trip.com with the landline provided at booking and explained about road works so I could have been forwarned.

The service was great! There was an error with room allocation and as the booked room was not available, we got upgraded to a suite which was wonderful as we were celebrating a special milestone birthday. The dinner at the Trevellyn Restaurant was beyond expectation as we were vegetarian and the vegetarian meal prepared by the chef was awesome. The hotel decor itself looked a little tired although it added to the authentic look of the listed building. It was a hot weekend during our stay and although there was no air conditioning, a small fan was provided which made a little difference when sleeping at night. The gardens needed some upkeep and it would have been lovely if the fountains had been working. Overall we did enjoy our stay and look forward to coming back again after it has gone through some upgrading and refurbishing.

The hotel was perfectly situated for the town and the theatre. Room was lovely & the bed & pillows dreamy! Staff were super friendly & helpful. Unfortunately we didn’t have breakfast as we had arranged to meet friends - but I’m sure it would have been wonderful!