The Tudor House Hotel, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire

Excellent location. Room spacious and comfortable. Bathroom beautifully decorated with nice toiletries, and a helpful mirror light for finding your way during the night. Staff very friendly and welcoming Limited dining menu, but it was very convenient to be able to eat at the hotel in the evening. The food was good and well priced.

This is a nice historic building sensitively converted into a hotel. The room was spacious and characterful, comfy bed (although see next paragraph), nice bathroom with everything functioning well, good supply of tea and coffee-making equipment. Although it is on the high street, double glazing and thick curtains kept out the traffic noise. Breakfast was good and breakfast room was light and pleasant. Service was excellent.

From the time we got there to the time we left, we were made to feel part of the family. We decided on a last minute get away and stumbled across the Tudor house. We had to wait for the room but we were given a free drink in the bar while we waited. The breakfast, which has been so openly slated in other reviews, was super. Ok the beans could have been hotter but I’m not going to lose sleep over beans. One major highlight has to be how friendly and professional James was. He was attentive, and we had a fabulous chat with him about the history of the hotel. We stay in a lot of hotels, for both work and pleasure and this is definitely in the ‘would stay again’ bucket!!

Recently refurbished room which was beautiful. We stayed in a deluxe room ( number 6) £164.. Bathroom was lovely with robes, slippers, toiletries etc. The lavender room spray was a nice touch. Nespresso machine was provided plus speciality teas. Comfy large bed. The hotel is perfectly situated. James was our perfect host. He was absolutely charming and made us very welcome throughout our stay.

The hotel staff went out of their way to ensure we had a great experience - they were friendly, attentive and accommodating at all times, even when under pressure. The building itself is wonderful, with its eye-catching staircase, old oak beams and comfortable seating and ambient lighting throughout. The dinner menu was understated, but by no means bland - the starters and mains were full of flavour - fresh food cooked to a high standard.