Warwick hotel guide. Andrew Brownsword Hotels hotel in Warwick, England

"Clean hotel, wrll maintained, breakfast amazing, bar was lovely with a live singer. Really elegant. Terrace was beautiful..worth the money..would stay again"

"Overall our stay was good. Few little quibbles. Our superior room was nice , clean good extras. But bottom of bathroom door has eroded, wood cracked ,paint come off due to damp. So let it down. Room 428. One of the lifts wasn't working so 2 lifts for 16 floors wasn't ideal. Other issues lack of signs. Like which way to rooms or lift dosent show which floor it's on apart from ground floor. Also breakfast was nice but again lack of signs , like which jam is that , which is gluten free , type of cereal/ bread it is. Or which is vegetarian / vegan. Apart from that all ok. About 15 mins walk to new street station soo not too bad about 5 mins walk utilitia arena ."

"I was staying alone & felt very safe, loved the gym, room was clean & comfy"

"Clean room, friendly staff. Great location for O2 academy and the city centre "

"Expensive for the quality"

"Lovely staff and rooms were immaculate. Great location and breakfast was really good. "

"Superb hotel...cosy and well-run. Excellent spa facilities with an indoor, heated swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi and steam room - kids are allowed. Good food but could have done with a wider menu choice for prepaid half-board customers (only 3 mains to choose from whereas a-la-carte had much more choice). Helpings were also just a little on the smaller side. Plus noise levels can get quite high at dinner times from 'loud' guests (with little noise control by the staff). Excellent customer service otherwise - they even came and knocked on my door when i didn't initially answer my wake-up call! Lovely scenery outside plus a popular golf course. Recommended if you are visiting the area."

"Clean room with a high bath in the shower, which looked like a previous re-fit of old hotel's bathrooms. Some space around the double comfort bed & usual Malmaison dark themes and quirky touches. Some reception staff were rude and remote, as their area is near the shopping centre entrance and the coffee shop next door, & not near the rooms. We were able to park with a voucher discount in a space below the hotel, which needed to be booked in advance. Breakfast was chargeable and for £19 a continental brekkie although £23 for hot food which was the non-advance price."

"Extremely friendly, felt like I lived there, food was amazing as well, definitely staying there again"