Best Hotels near St Peter＇s Church, Pebworth

Health and safety hazard. Very dirty with thick dust on top of velvet headboard…Urgh. Stayed for two nights. Both curtains hanging down on one side. Started to position curtain around the window to stop the light coming in and pricked my thumb harshly on one of the several large heavy duty staples sticking through the curtain fabric presumably where the pleat should have been. In the morning I noticed a small tear in my pillowcase. When I turned the pillow over there was a rip in fabric almost the whole width of the dirty pillow. I had a quiet word with the morning receptionist on our way out for the day who said she would inform management (I did not want to embarrass her in front of other guests)…although this was the same lady on reception when we arrived the previous day and who I took to be the owner/manager! On our return, whilst the bed had been made up and the pillowcase changed, the staples were still sticking through the fabric which is when I noticed the heavy dust on top of the headboard. On the second night the room was very noisy as if a fan was running all night (yes, I did turn the bathroom light off) and for the second night I hardly got any sleep! Very, very disappointed that firstly this room (41) was in such a poor state for the amount of money paid per night and secondly that my concerns seemed to have been almost totally disregarded. When checking out of the hotel, despite a lady in the office behind reception, nobody came to the front so I just left the key on the desk. I have taken numerous photos which show the disgusting state of the room in general if management care to see. This is a 3 star hotel which I am afraid would be hard pushed in reality to hold onto a 1 star and I hope the AA review their star system in the future before the whole system becomes meaningless!

Nice looking pub with lovely river opposite Accommodation was round the back with separate door to enter which had a key code lock where a key to enter is stored in a box this was explained to us as the pub shuts early due to low season. We returned around 11:30pm put the code in and no key was in the box we then had to call an emergency number and somebody had to travel to us to let us in a bit inconvenient for both parties I’m just glad I wasn’t on my own as it’s in the middle of nowhere Rooms were fine bed clean etc but I think it should state very clearly that the rooms share a bathroom as I didn’t notice that and would not have booked knowing this , the apar**ent they have though is lovely and has ample room and it’s own bathroom. Beer was good Breakfast next morning was fine not worth though the £25 for 2 people as you get a cooked breakfast with tea or coffee that’s it it’s just brought to you no buffet option or juice cereal etc and some of it was a bit cold Staff were fine I would stay again as to be honest what we paid wasn’t a lot but I’d prefer to pay a bit more and have my own bathroom I’d also recommend just having a coded door not a key in a box as I gather this problem will happen often

Beautiful location and a stunning building, with very stylish decor. The hotel is full of character, with gorgeous stairs and small windy corridors. The staff are wonderful. Food at dinner and breakfast was excellent. The room was big, with a huge bathroom but without a shower. However the bath was gorgeous. Had to run the taps for 10 mins to get hot water for the bath, although it was only tepid. A little disappointing. The spa was clean and welcoming with a lovely pool allbeit small. I love how the spa allocates you a time, so it doesn't get crowded. Best massage and facial I have ever had. A discretionary 10% service charge of £51 was added at checkout, which I dont agree with and it was removed when requested. Will definitely be returning.

We spent a total of two nights at the Noel Arms in the beautiful village of Chipping Campden. This was a trip put on hold from Dec 2019 due to COVID, so we decided to attend and stay for my birthday instead. We were not disappointed. There is complimentary car parking close to the rear of the hotel to assist in the carrying of bags. On booking in we were asked if we wanted assistance with our bags, we were also shown to our room by Curtis the Deputy Manager. On arrival at our room - large with en suite bathroom and a huge bed, my wife had organised through the hotel, flowers and Champagne (in an ice bucket) ready to be drunk. As the weather was wet we decided to head downstairs with the champagne and sit in front of the fire, which was a wonderful experience. We had dinner in the hotel on both nights, experiencing the curries on offer (absolutely wonderful), the chicken and the burger. One of the meals were not upto standard however Curtis put this right straight away and ensured we were satisfied. There are numerous options for breakfast which also include hot options, cereal, juice, pastries and of course coffee or tea. The hotel was very busy during our stay and it was clear there wasn’t enough staff, things were a little disorganised however we did receive a great service. The other guests presents in the hotel were quite noisy on the first night, but this was resolved quickly after the guests were spoken to. The chef also offers plenty of GF, vegan and vegetarian alternatives. The Noel Arms is steeped in history and is close to a number of National trust properties. The high street is beautiful and I would recommend spending some time exploring the high street and chipping campden itself. We loved staying at the hotel and will return, hopefully for Christmas as I am certain the area it will be even more beautiful then. A huge thank you to Curtis, who is a wonderfully polite hardworking young man who couldn’t do enough for us. Curtis you an an absolute star and the Noel Arms are very lucky indeed to have you. Thank you again..

Every person I interacted with at the Volunteer Inn was really friendly - from the young woman behind the bar who greeted me and checked me in, to the chaps in the Indian restaurant (no cooking smells in the bedrooms, as restaurant quite separate, just in case you're worried abou that!), to the lady who cooked my delicious breakfast in the morning. The breakfast was really good - real coffee, wonderfully fresh eggs and great sausages and bacon. Lots of choice for vegetarians and those just wanting cereal too. I hadn't stayed in a b&b with a shared bathroom for years, so had been a bit worried about that aspect, but it was totally fine, as the bathroom was accessed by a key and it was only shared with one other room. I felt safe and comfortable, so that was not an issue. Although I'm originally from Cheltenham, I had not been to Chipping Campden for decades - WOW! It's one of the most unspoiled Costwold towns I've seen, with the most thatched houses in one place I think I've ever seen! The villagers I spoke with were so very helpful and friendly (was on a quest for new tights for my evening biz meeting!) Looks like the town is directly on the Cotswold Way too, so I shall return with my daughter and have a good old yomp! Recommend very highly - the bedroom was simple, but clean and very comfy (the only reason I marked down to a 4 on cleanliness was because my little waste bin had not been emptied from the previous stay....feel a bit mean doing that but, well, it is important...) I can't wait to go back!

This place was not good at all when we arrived we were met by the manager who was very abrubt bordering on rude - the room seemed ok but the shower tray was very slippery and the door to the shower would not close - no sanitary bin in the bathroom - the mattress was the most uncomfortable I have ever tried - the cleanliness left a lot to be desired especially the stairs which were very dirty with extremely worn carpets with a lot of large holes,If you have mobility issues the stairs are very steep. We booked 2 double rooms they had no single rooms my son was in 1 double room on his own but we were charged double room rate which INCLUDED the price of 2 breakfasts - when I asked for the second breakfast which we had paid for to be put in a take away bag it was refused . We stayed for an evening meal which was ok as long as you don't mind your food being overcooked and you like rock hard onion bajies. It was a totally abysmal experience - we had just been to a funeral and the way we were treated really did not help. Lastly if you want a quiet evening meal please dont go when the Cheltenhan races are on - The irish people that came for a meal were sooooo loud.