The Limes Country Lodge Hotel

Unique location, great outdoor garden & seating

Very good for a business travler.

Great rooms, really clean and tidy, my only comment is we had one shortbread biscuit between rwo of us and the milk sachets only. Bteakfast was excellent and easy to get to from.the M42 motoroway. Overall clean and tidy hotel.

As before see stars

Wonderful evening Great food and entertainment

Excellent hotel with friendly staff and spacious, well-equipped rooms.

Close to Birmingham c

Heaters where on full and could not adjust them had to have the window open and also fridge door open still couldnt sleep the whole night kept waking up room was full of little flys killed more then 10 main door kept shaking with breeze most channels didnt work had booked this hotel as it advertised large double bed but it was the smallest double bed ive slept on Also the following day i got to my car someone had scratched my car with some wiggly lines in my paintwork (no cameras) Overall terrible hotel experience and would definitely never stay here again

Staff were brilliant, a lot of care and attention.

Homely

We have stayed at the Limes 3 times over the last 18 months for a week at a time. The Owner (Dave) and his son (Dan) are fabulous people. We also joined the Limes for the New Years Eve party. It was such fun to see families with little ones enjoying the celebrations. Many activities for all. As with most UK hotels there is a kettle, cups, tea and milk on the ready. There is a warm and welcoming family atomosphere at the Limes!

Stayed here for last 3 years on Xmas eve, whilst visiting family. Always a pleasurable overnight stay.

Attended for Christmas works party. Room 9 is like being in a cupboard. Room is tiny and no kettle! For the price very disappointed. Hall, landing and stairs where dirty and needed a good vaccumm. The staff were lovely though, drinks reasonably priced and food was good. Unfortunately this was the first and last time will be staying here.

Beautiful surroundings. Great food.

Friendly helpful staff, adequate parking and a well stocked bar were probably the best features for us. The price of the stay was reasonable so this needs to be taken into account when reading the comments below: Some of the rooms are rather gloomy. After initially being accommodated in a room with no windows and only two grubby skylights, we were moved to the "accessible" room. Seriously, I fear for people with disabilities hoping to stay there. The heating control was almost impossible to reach. Although the bathroom is large and classed as a wet room, there was little practical space for our toiletries other than the floor! The worst thing was the hand basin. Naturally it was located in a low position, but the flow of water was impossible to control, particularly when trying to change the temperature. Water sprayed everywhere! And there was no plug in that basin so could not just fill it and then use the water to wash with. Poor access to the room with inadequate lighting outside- again bad for a disabled person. Small niggles that are not accounted for by the reasonable price: - some light bulbs needed to be replaced but weren't - even though we asked twice. - the TV channels were hopelessly out of date and of course could not be updated through the usual menu. One aspect we would congratulate David and his staff on was the special 40s night which included a very competent and talented female singing duo and the food although simple, was at least nice and hot.

Nice hotel bit expensive though as no breakfast included in the price.

This property was surprisingly quaint. All amenities in the room and the ensuite had a fabulously large bath and a large separate shower cubicle. The bed was really comfortable. Will definitely visit again.

Nice little place with nice staff and food.

Everything was perfect, the only thing I would suggest is a portable fan in the rooms as it gets exceptionally hot. Otherwise I would definitely stay there again

Family wedding . Well looked after