Cotswold Hotel

Yes

Staff were very polite at reception, good value for money

Very friendly landlord. Extremely competitive price. This is a budget hotel, so no frills, but I was well looked after.

Room was dirty, stained bedsheet, mould on the window and all over toilet wall

Convenient location but beware £10 parking charge (use street opposite)

Friendly staff. Room and corridors could do with updating. Very loud. The reon either next door or below had various people in and out all night shouting and banging. To park on the front is £10 it you have to go and park in a side street. The bed however was one of the most comfortable that I’ve slept on!

It’s so bad and everything thre

Noisy incosidert guests all night and dripping outside meant for a poor nights sleep staff were good

I have paid a lot less for a lot better. I understand dynamic pricing and why a Saturday night was £92.00, what I don't want for that price is a night in a hovel. The entrance way and corridors were tired and unvacuumed. The room was dirty, the ensuite unhygeniic and potentially unsafe. Not recommended

The Staff were exellent . the room was not good as Broken Tiles in bathroom and Lose cold water taps the carpet hard Marks on and the bathroom was ro small for use

Good for price

Staff pleasant and helpful, room very dated and needed an overhaul. Room very cold and noisy

The room was way to small for two people. There were not even a bedside table as the space on both sides of bed was about 12 inches, so needed to switch off lights from the door. Shower and toilet was very small, that the washbasin had to be placed in the bedroom. The hot water tap needed securing as it kept spinning around. The bed was actually a fold up double, but mattress and pillows were comfortable. Only one socket in the room which the tv and kettle plug into. My thoughts are this room was highly overpriced. Apart from that we found the staff at reception very friendly and welcoming. Tge shiwer was very small

The staff were very kind & friendly, the room was clean and it was a short walk from the city centre which was perfect for our needs.

Cheap cosy over night stay. Management were very friendly and helpfull. General expexcted amenities were all available. The only negative would be carpet was very dirty. Happy I had my sliders with me!!!

I mean it was under £40 but unless you are literally going to sleep straight away at the end of a long day then avoid. The staff were lovely, the product is appalling

There was no heating in the room and the cleanliness was sub standard I also had to park my car away from the hotel as they wanted to charge me which wasn’t mentioned prior to my booking.

I thought this was a good value, basic budget hotel. It is directly opposite a large Lidl store. I stayed in room 28, a small, very basic box room for five nights in early November. The receptionists were pleasant and efficient. The room was very well heated. There was a small single bed, smart TV, tea, coffee and a kettle, tissues, a very small chest of draws and a wall rack for hanging clothes; no hangers. There was also an en-suite shower room with wash basin. The room and en-suite were clean. Body Wash/Shampoo was provided as were hand and bath towels. The hotel has a bus stop right outside with lots of buses going straight into the centre. The only problem was that the WiFi was not working and this was not dealt with, despite numerous requests. TOP TIPS: (1) assume that the WiFi does not work in order to save yourself frequent bouts of apoplexy; (2) bring a universal travel sink plug; (3) the shower can sometimes become very hot at first, (4) shower floor can be slippery. Recommended for experienced budget travellers with realistic expectations for this price range.

Parking at £10 excessive

The staff were nice but the room was a dump mold on bathroom walls loose tiles on the floor felt more like a deathtrap than a bathroom,front doors got no locks on a night and the room locks are flimsy at best, bedding had holes and possible bedbugs, spend another £6 a night and go somewhere that cares