The Tudor House - Carte

Food is really good and a good price, nice old building in line with what I expected from Warwick itself as an area. The staff were so good as I have fussy children and they bent over backwards to accomodate them

My wife and I stayed for two night at this charming hotel. Lots of interesting rooms with some very small doors but nice rooms. The staff were excellent and helpful. Breakfast was a real treat. If you like history this is the place to stay

Delightful setting lovely pub polished and cleaned to perfection (including the toilets) loads of beams and features and character. Very pleasant helpful staff, decent basic meal and very reasonably priced.sadly I was driving so we didn't stay for long but all in all for what was paid, good value Voir le carte

We stopped in the bar for a drink with our 12 week old baby following a meal out elsewhere as a family and were made to feel very comfortable and welcome. We didn’t think we’d find anywhere for a nice quiet drink so were pleasantly surprised. The staff couldn’t have been more accommodating or welcoming.

We stayed at The Tudor House hotel in April, Hotel was nice enough but only emergency lighting on in the main part of the hotel. There are staff on in the morning to sort breakfast but the rest of the day the hotel is empty so do not expect to sit in the bar with a drink!!. The bar opens in the evening and there is a Spanish restaurant there (very nice).

We were stauing at Knight's Village for the weekend and saw this place on our way in. We popped over at 7 on the hope of a table. Despite it being very busy the manager was able to accommodate my husband, son and I. We had tapas to start very tasty followed by paella for two. Lovely and good value. Staff are very attentive and helpful. Would definitely go back. Voir le carte

We booked through Booking.com and the hotel never had a record of the reservation, however, Barry made us very welcome and assured us he had space, despite our very late arrival time. The room was lovely and comfortable, in need of a bit of tlc in places but nice and clean. Breakfast was very nice with excellent service, such a shame for us, we were only stopping for 1 night. The building is gorgeous and I'm sure we will return.

What a strange place. We popped in on a Thursday night and were the only people in there despite it being a restaurant with B and B rooms. The bar man was friendly and was wearing a suit jacket which was nice. The building is lovely but inside it felt very outdated, in need of sprucing up and the nick nacks looked well past their sell by date. Couldn’t quite put my finger on what it was but it didn’t have a cosy atmosphere and lack of other patrons was sad. The beer had run out on the ale pumps as well. At least the radio station playing was modern and upbeat.

This is a beautiful building steeped in history. Built in 1472, many original features are there to this day. Very quirky and fun. Rooms are comfortable, breakfast superb, chef is great fun to talk to. However, a few disappointments. We booked this place in particular because in addition to the historical interest, it boasts of real ales, lunch and bar snacks. So having booked our rooms we arrived for lunch ahead of the check in time of 3pm to find it locked up and in darkness, no reply to the doorbell. So actually they do not serve lunch. Or any Real Ales the taps were covered. We had booked 5 rooms between 9 people, so potentially quite a lucrative group of guests. When the bar finally ope... Voir le carte