Brooklands-Grange Hotel  

We stayed at this Hotel to attend an event at the NEC. It was very easy to get to the NEC the following morning. Although we only stayed overnight, the accommodation was clean, comfortable and quiet. We didnt eat at the hotel. I would deffinately use this Hotel again.

Three of us stayed in different rooms and there was nothing we disliked.

quite and peaceful.

a bit old

A relaxing hotel convenient to Birmingham Airport, Coventry City and surrounding villages & countryside. A lovely change from the modern and impersonal hotels. Would stay there again.

Price was very competitive. Loved the personally prepared breakfast - so much better than the buffet style. Dining Room very pleasant. Good bedroom furniture - wardrobe, armchairs, flat screen TV.

The decoration of the hotel (apart from dining room) felt tired - particularly the bedroom. The carpet was rucked up and had bleach? stains. The bed could have been more comfortable. The en-suite facilities were dated.

Top flight three star hotel. I have stayed in lots of hotels and Brooklands Grange is at the top of the 3* league. The room furniture was in excellent condition, well equipped and the en-suite bathroom was a fair size and also nice and clean. Although on a main road, it is well set back and the room was completely quiet. Decent size tv and all the small things that make a short stay easy, rather than a strain.

It is impossible to criticize for the price I paid and for its three star status.

The brooklands is a comfortable hotel, the food was hot with a varied menu. The lounge and bar were cosy and a plus for Coventry were the parking facilities. Buses run into town but is 30 mins brisk walk to town centre. Easy access to the a45 and surrounding villages by car.

The room was comfortable and quite (very importanat). Ample car parking and very good food.

On arrival the welcome at Reception was curt. However we later struck up a conversation with the same Receptionist when he served us at the bar and was pleasant and friendly, although smelt strongly of cigarettes which was off putting.

Our bedroom was very old fashioned and dull with dark furniture and the view from the window was a row of horseboxes. The paint was peeling off the window frame and the wall paper in the bathroom was coming away at the edges. Having said that the room was very clean. The full English breakfast comprised of tinned mushrooms, economy sausage, limp bacon and greasy fried bread. The carpet still had crumbs everywhere from the previous evening meals. But for £45 for a double room with breakfast what can you expect. A very tied and drab hotel.

character rooms building and setting

Quiet location, on major bus route into town

Breakfast was not upto expectations of a 3 star hotel

Very hospitable, within easy reach of the City centre and easy to get out of town without much traffic.

There was no telephone in the room.

Large room, large en suite bath. Back from street, little or no street noise. Dinner at restaurant was good, not gourmet, but good value with fish and vegetables properly cooked.

Very firm bed, perhaps a bit too firm for us.

We enjoyed a one night stay with our teenage daughter in a family room. Room was clean and spacious ,if a little dated.Well equipped room,plenty pillows and towels,complimenatry toiletries and tea and coffee facilities,hairdryer,free wi fi. Beds were comfortable,very clean,. Bar area and breakfast dining area pleasant.Food was fresh and well presented.Service excellent. Staff pleasant and helpful. Adequate free parking.

£9.50 for a cooked breakfast would be expensive,but ours was included in the room rate. We got a very good late booking offer.