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The hotel looks amazing and is well located on the edge of Stratford so easy to walk in to the attractions and shops. The room was a very good size but the bathroom is really dated with damaged to the bath and sink which do make you slightly worried on the cleanliness.

The hotel was lovely. A very rustic feel about it. The bed was really comfy and the facilities in the room were perfect. The location was amazing to get everywhere around the centre. The car park (once located) had spaces and wasn’t too overpriced for the area. It is limited spaces so I can see why it’s not included in the price. The breakfast was top quality with an amazing range to cater for all. Overall I would recommend this hotel. The negative was that the TV that had no sound which was solved by a quick turn off and turn back on. It had very limited channels only 1-5, which isn’t a massive issue but if we had our kids, then it would have been 😂

Very beautiful place to visit. Lots of places to eat along the river or in town centre. We ate at the Ask Italian in one of the side marketplace type street. lovely food and drinks. Also The Embankment is a nice place esp. when weather is nice to sit and dine outside. Plenty of sight seeing of Shakespeare's historical places. Anne Hathaway s Cottage and gardens is a must to go and visit. As long as your mobile and can manage steps etc. There is a carpark right next door to the cottage. Not ideal for those with poor mobility in cottage. Bensons tea room opposite Shakespeare's birth place is fab and plentiful to eat and drink in or out for brunch etc or more if you choose. Also a visit to Warwick Castle is a must if you can spare a day. You can hire free wheelchair if needed, but you cannot do upper floor in main building, with chair but every where else is fairly accessible. The falconry display is a must see too. The birds fly so close over your head, great display with music and sounds galore. The canal runs through the city centre where you can see a working lock for canal boats to pass through. If you also get time visit butterfly farm which is just behind the main carparks by the river. Try and take your own picnic as prices can be rather expensive on site in Warwick castle. The cute guy in the pic is a ghecko if im right. he appeared out of the bushes in butterfly farm.. so watch out for him if you go.

It is easy to get around Stratford upon Avon - we walked everywhere. We particularly liked Shakespeare's New Place and Anne Hathaway's Cottage and Gardens. Of course, a visit to the theatre is a must. We had anexcellent meal at Vintners prior to our theatre visit.

So much to see , The Swan Theatre had an exhibition on and you can visit the viewing tower for lovely views over Stratford upon Avon ,with information given by a guide . Anne Hathaways cottage and gardens is delightful

I loved Stratford Upon Avon. People were very friendly and accomodating. We found lots of places to eat and the food was good every time, from a quick take out to the sit in restaurants. The Food for Love served us food well past there closing time and were as friendly as if we had walked in just after opening. The food was lovely and the pancakes (Nutella) to die for. We also ate at the Four Seasons and again, the food was lovely and the staff very helpful. Some of the other customers were a bit rowdy and I felt that the staff of the restaurant could have stopped us getting bothered by them, bu they didnt. Stratford was very busy, especially in all the Shakespeare attractions, but that was to expected and did not spoil the fun of sightseeing. We were blessed with lovely weather while we were there which added to the enjoyment of the visit. I would love to visit again