Hotels near Warwick Parkway, Warwick

Overall a relatively poor Premier Inn experience. Firstly, great parking and check in process. I had seen some people complain car parking was limited, but during our weekend there was always enough parking, it is well lit with many security cameras. The room itself was quite disappointing for a Premier Inn standard. Relatively old and dated feel in the rooms, worn carpets and walls. Bit of a smell in the bathroom. We had prepaid for breakfast, which was a waste of time. Turns out they have had supplier issues for a number of weeks, so no continental breakfast available (just basic cereal). No breads, pastries, pancakes etc. There was also limited cooked food, some items missing. The cooked food there was available we were informed had come from another supplier and were indeed inferior quality. Would have had breakfast elsewhere had they bothered to tell us in advance, or at least during check in. Beds are as expected and comfy. Sound insulation at this hotel is not great, can hear in the rooms next door and out in the corridor.

We stayed on 11th July 2024 for 1 night in room 6 . We loved our room . Spacious , very clean and bed was so comfy . We ate in restaurant downstairs and I had galinhada a traditional Brazilian dish and it was delicious . My wife had steak which she said tasted fabulous . Highly recommend. We slept very well . Now there is one part of the review that’s very important to mention . The staff are amazing but one person in particular shone and that’s Innes . This wonderful lady is first class and knows exactly how to treat guests and diners . If anyone wants to see how they should treat guests , go watch Innes . A true credit to the kings head . We would definitely return and appreciate good service and kind staff . Thankyou x

I needed somewhere to stay overnight for a business trip, and this venue looked a decent place to stay. On arrival, the staff were welcoming, and the pub looked to be a nice venue. It was disappointing not to have parking, not a massive issue as there was a car park a short walk away. The stairwell leading from the pub to the accommodation, however, left a lot to be desired and left me fearing for what I had let myself in for. It was somewhat reminiscent of a cross-between a 1980s office block and RIgsby's accommodation. Thankfully, the room was an improvement with plenty of space, and the usual tea and coffee facilities. There were, however, some significant issues which would stop me from returning: When I tried to have a bath, I realised after running the water for long enough to fill, that it was almost empty. On checking, the plug sat proud, meaning water was emptying almost as fast as it was filling. The most concerning part was only discovered late in the evening. I had been out for the evening, returning around 11 pm. When I returned, I found the pub to be closed and my key would not fit the lock. Thankfully I could hear someone inside, who eventually heard me banging on the door and window. Heaven knows how I would have got in had I arrived back any later! If there was another way to get in, I wasn't informed when I checked in. I also didn't expect to have to be back by a curfew - I haven't had one of those since childhood! Shortly after I got back, another guest asked if I knew how to get back out again - I don't know if he managed it in the end.

Because of the bank holiday, the hotel's supplies could not be delivered in time, so the room could not provide slippers. The room was ok, as expected, and the breakfast was a standard English breakfast. There are no restaurants around, it is recommended to book dinner at the hotel.

We stayed here as our car broke down on the way to our holiday. We were travelling with young children and a disabled person. The staff at this hotel couldn’t have been more helpful. The service was beyond outstanding. The children were upset and disappointed and they were fantastic with them. They really couldn’t do enough to help. Kasey was especially lovely. A credit to your company. The next time we are in the area we will absolutely stay here again! I should also note that the hotel was lovely and clean and we had plenty of space in our family room. The shower was great. Breakfast was a good selection and hot and delicious. The bar was open until 1am which was particularly useful for us given the circumstances! 🙈😂

The location of the hotel is very good at a golf course in the suburbs, very close to the highway but you have to drive. The only complaint is that the breakfast is really bad and everything else is pretty good

Typical motor way hotel. Place needs an overhaul.. Most rooms have something wrong with them.. i.e heaters don't work, window seals non existent. But clean, spacious rooms.. and good staff, who do try and help. (were they can)

The room is clean and tidy, and the quality of the bedding is average and acceptable; the hotel only has shampoo and no conditioner, and the hair is not smooth when washed; the bed is very narrow, I forgot to measure it, it is estimated to be only 60cm wide; it is in the same parking lot courtyard There is a Waitrose supermarket, which is more expensive than TESCO; there are KFC and Burger King, but the prices are not cheap; the rooms are not as small as those in other British hotel chains, but there are few tables, racks, hooks, etc., and the boxes and cages can only be piled on the floor. There is no breakfast room, I don’t know how the breakfast is! The windows in our room did not close tightly and had cracks; the electric heater in the room was already working. After staying at Anne Hathaway's farmhouse, we stayed at Chatsworth House the next day (Chatsworth Manor is also the Darcy Manor where Pride and Prejudice was filmed)