Stratford Limes Hotel

It was a comfortable stay. Thank you!

Plenty of parking, comfortable and clean. Exactly what I needed

Too many spiders and cobwebs

Very clean room great stay

Very good value for money and great location. Easy check in.

I was disappointed to find there wasn’t a bar as advertised, but that was just a minor disappointment. The room itself felt quite tired and tatty, the décor was very outdated, with worn furnishings and a general sense that it hasn’t been refreshed in a long time. There was also a fair amount of dust, and the sound insulation between rooms was almost non-existent. I don’t mind budget accommodation, but I expected something cleaner and more comfortable. A Travelodge would have been far better value for the same price.

Plenty of parking room clean bit dated staff ok

Staff was very helpful and pleasant. The room is very nice.

Very clean spacious room complimentary breakfast provided. Nice quiet location and within easy reach of Stratford. Have stayed before and will definitely return soon

Stayed for 1 night in August. Lack of receptionist on arrival let it down. People arrived an hour before us and were still waiting for someone to arrive and book them in. Cleaning staff came down and got us sorted. They could not do enough for us and were extremely helpful and knowledgeable about the local area. Comfortable en suite rooms and plenty of parking. The hotel is fairly basic and only offer a continental breakfast in a bag. It would probably benefit by at least offering a cooked breakfast. Overall enjoyed staying at the limes and would definitely use again if we revisit Stratford Upon Avon.

Great experience

Polite and friendly staff clean spacious and comfortable room within a short drive to Statford-upon-avon

Shower was a bit tricky to figure out but once I cracked the code it was great. Very little support as far as a front desk. Never figured out the water taxi. A nice walk to and from town and always felt safe. You do have to rely on Uber if you need a ride to train station etc.

Arrival and check in was fine but there was noone available in the reception area when we checked out meaning that we were left waiting for a good 10 minutes for someone to answer the bell on reception. Had we been advised of the checkout process on arrival we would not have been delayed

I've read some very harsh things about Stratford Limes Hotel in other reviews, but whilst I'm not saying my stay was without issue, I do fear that those ‘concerns’ are rather unfair overall. For me the positives were its location in Tiddington, which was a village that all the amenities that the hotel didn’t, including a pub and a village shop (which I used) and a couple of sit-down/ take away restaurants (which I didn’t). Tiddington was a one-and-a-quarter mile walk to Stratford-upon-Avon, and so not beyond the range of able-bodied guests who did not want to take a car into town. Plus, my room was perfect for my needs, and the only downside of it was that it overlooked the smoker’s garden which had a sole occupant talking loudly into a mobile phone until about 11pm on the first night of my two night stay. All of the staff I interacted with did a good job, especially the first one who moved me after I discovered that the TV in my first room had been seemingly vandalised by a previous occupant. In terms of value for money I had no complaints, and if anything my stay actually exceeded my expectations.

A lot of recent reviews seem to be critical but for me the hotel was fine, clean, comfortable, quiet, only 30 minutes walk to the theatre, and as cheap as I could find for a one night stay.

Our recent stay was disappointing, beginning with room 11 on the first floor, which lacked net curtains on the street-facing windows, leaving us exposed . It was one of the hottest days of the year; the fan was ineffective, prompting a replacement. Next, we encountered a leaky shower door that nearly flooded the bathroom. The shower door trim was hanging off. We were then moved to room 7 on the ground floor, facing the car park, where the sash window required a clothes hanger to remain open. Having visited this hotel 14 years ago, it was evident that the standards have significantly declined, and the entire establishment is in urgent need of an overhaul.

Great village with eateries and pubs. Easy walk to town, plenty of parking and lovely big rooms

Lovely size room adequate facilities

Toilet hadn’t been cleaned properly. Outside seating areas had ashtrays that hadn’t been emptied. Room was next to front door so really noisy. Hottest room I’ve ever stayed in as no air con, just a fan to move the air around. Window couldn’t be left open as the catch can be opened to allow it to open all the way on the ground floor. Guest staying was noisy and behaving erratically and as there are no staff at night I had to phone someone to help her get back into her room by locating a key. She then continued to bang on my door into the early hours asking to use my phone and then to help her with something else. Managed to get about two hours sleep before she woke me again arguing with her companion and slamming the front door. She banged on my door at 5am. Before I just went for a walk at 6am then drove off before 7 to sit in a car park for 2 hours before the meeting I was due in. Even had to phone the police to do a welfare check on her because I was so worried about her. Awful night. Mattress is so far beyond its best days it was uncomfortable.