Evesham Hotel Guide - Evesham Arts Centre hotels in Evesham, United Kingdom.

"Wifi very poor. Poor selection of biscuits when the clubhouse is so remote and closed on an evening. Breakfast expensive for 1 sausage, 1 poached egg and two fatty rations of bacon and 1/2 a tomato & 1 slice of toast with no marmalade or butter. "

"The reception at the hotel was excellent, however the evening menu and food was disappointing."

"We had a wonderful time at Manor House. It was spacious and comfortable, for 5 couples plus 2 children under 2. The rooms were all of an excellent size and there were travel cots helpfully provided. The gardens are beautiful and we loved the hot tub. There was an issue with communication with StayCotswold, regarding the broken oven, no fault of the owner and this did make cooking for a large group slightly challenging due to the size of dishes required not fitting in the smaller ovens. But we made do! A couple things could make the stay perfect, the metal bed frame in the main bedroom creaked loudly whenever we moved on it, unfortunately on several occasions this did mean we woke up our baby. It was a very cold weekend and the rooms in the eaves got really cold overnight for the people sleeping in there. Perhaps extra heaters or bedding would be useful? Finally 5pm is a late check in time, we’ve stayed in plenty of large properties as a group but never needed to check in at 5pm, given check out is 10am this leaves a 7 hour turnaround time, which seems like a lot."

"Nice staff. Basic but practical. "

"Very clean and comfortable. Excellent bathroom and breakfast. Will be back again. "

"Beautiful converted barn, in the middle of an apple orchard, right next to a farm shop and butcher - what’s not to love. Hosts were extremely friendly and responsive. Beds were very comfortable and furniture designed for lazy afternoons watching the red kites circling. Definitely would recommend. "

"A great base to explore the region."

"Beautiful property in grounds of Clive’s of Cropthorne farm and shop/restaurant. Plenty of lovely food to try and delicious sandwiches we bought as we arrived. (The name of the house is actually The Heath not Gatekeepers cottage and is situated on the left as you drive in. This needs changing to avoid confusion.) Freddie was extremely helpful and was in contact with any queries. Modern and very clean, good sized rooms and gorgeous kitchen. Decent fridge freezer. Beds are comfortable and showers are powerful. We left bath mats for people to use. Pershore is a pretty town, The Pickled Plum is a fantastic pub to eat. We visited Midlands Safari, Ludlow, Borton on the Water, British Motor Museum, Diddly Squat Farm Shop and much more. Could use proper wardrobes and dressing tables for the rooms. But we got round this. All in all a great stay in a picturesque location We had a great time. Thank you "