Evesham hotels

Friendliness and attitude of staff Hotel in need of some tlc

The staff were very friendly, willing and helpful. The food was good with very generous portions, the service quick and efficient. The car park was convenient and secure, and shops were easily accessible. The bedroom and bathroom were very clean and adequately furnished. The absence of soap and water glasses was very quickly dealt with. We thought the beds were not very comfortable; however we have booked for a longer stay in March next year, so that is just a small niggle in an otherwise very enjoyable stay.

Friendly helpful staff. Bathroom was a bit small, bed was too near the front door, woken by an alarm that went off in the empty next room. Room was above the front door which was automatic opening, this was very noisy and used all night.

Staff very helpful. We had broken light which was seen to promptly. Heating was put on when requested. Could have done with brighter lights as we found it difficult to read.

Good quality cottage and friendly owner Other guests sitting outside in courtyard till late at night kept us awake, had to go outside and speak to them. Also closer to railway station than we realised and ome train noise was heard during the night.

Good clean facilities - ideal for couple of night stay No bad points

The area was nice Bed hard. TV up so high you got a stiff neck from watching it. The so called power shower was more of a dribble and the bathroom mirror was so high up on the wall I could not see in it. No staff to handle any complaints on arrival, just a key left in an envelope. Room allocated was not the one I booked. Would not want to stay here every again especially in the summer as upstairs bedroom like a sauna and it was only May.

The service was pleasant, efficient and courteous. The food was excellent. It was reasonably quiet considering its location in the centre of the town. We were not there long enough to make further judgementts. The hotel is inadequately signed, merely a faded name over the front door. Unless one was familiar with the trade-mark "C", it was very difficult to find the carpark, There is then a longish walk to enter the hotel.

The hotel is lovely, the lobby and bar were very cosy. The bed was comfortable, and I loved the pillow menu. The fridge in our room consisted of water, and milk that had gone off. The fridge was not cold. The room was very very hot, with a very noisy fan, we had a delux double room, but we did not feel that it was a delux double room at all, as room 6 did not look like any of the rooms advertised, if I had known they had rooms like this I would not have stayed here.

The bathroom was lovley, and the room was nice, the facilities were good. Yes definately. The hotel looked alot more impressive on the website than in reality,and the biggest issue is the cost! It is a lovley hotel with spectacular prices but the hotel is certainly not spectacular enough to warrant the charges. I would have cancelled my reservation if I had been paying full price for a very nice room, but again not impressive enough to justify the cost.

Evening meal and good wine

Good breakfast and food No use of telephone

Friendly Good food Conveient for getting around A few minor details could have been improved ieRazor point and light above mirror in bathroom, a mirror in bedroom, a hanging rail in wardrobe and a waste bin!

the central location the bathroom was tired

nothing No wastebin in the room. Springs on the bed sticking up so had to turn mattress over but still too soft and uncomfortable.

The location is a wonderful base for touring the Cotswolds. Chipping Campden is a quintessential english country village. The Red Lion is a very useful base with good staff and great food. The rooms are basic but in a quaint old inn so to be expected. The first room we got was on the ground floor and the main road into the village runs along side the inn so it was a little noisy. But once we asked for a change we got a room in the attic no problem.