The breakfasts were plentiful and generally well cooked and presented. The location of the hotel is excellent for walking into town. The provision of a fan in the bedroom was very welcome.

Bar staff are in need of a bit more direction. A particular wine on offer in the happy hour wasn't available but an appropriate substitute wasn't offered. The bar was left unattended whilst customers were waiting to be served. The flooring in the bathroom squeaked badly and we weren't sure whether this would be a bother for the room downstairs. Rather dark in the bathroom as a bulb had gone. Not sure how long it had needed changing?

The hotel is in a fabulous location, just a few minutes walk into the main town, the staff were all friendly and helpful and the food was really good, and we enjoyed being able to sit outside for a drink as well as in the bar, good value prices, our rooms were clean and comfortable and it was great having parking on site.

Some of the general areas like the stair carpet could do with updating but it didn't effect our stay at all.

This little pub is a total gem of a find, directly across from The Abbey in Tewkesbury town centre. The staff, without exception are beyond fantastic. The fabulous Yasmin looked after us at breakfast, where nothing was too much trouble. The rest of the team, too numerous to mention individually, were just lovely. Thank you to the Restaurant Manager ,(Melanie???) who sorted out our 'small plate requests on Saturday night. 🙏

The hotel is clearly a lot to upkeep and is also in parts, an older building hence some bits are a little 'tired' but honestly, for lovely people and VfM; you won't beat this place. Oh and a great location too. 10 minute walk along a paved street into town (and my mum who's 87 did it with no issues).

Terrific locating across from the Abbey, and part of the inn is really really old. Really friendly staff, good food, good breakfast. I was in a room in the old part this time ( I’ve stayed before) and I had a lovely view of some little period houses through quaint leaded windows.

Nothing really. The room was petite but absolutely fine for my needs, and what you’d expect in a very old period property The bathroom was a bit dated but everything worked perfectly and the price was such good value it didn’t matter to me.

Very welcoming on arrival and good to have free car parking. Great location opposite the Abbey and I loved hearing bellringing on Thursday evening. Room had everything it needed including ironing board and iron. Nice touch. Breakfast was good and very generous.

My window opened onto internal roofs so no view and upstairs corridors a bit old fashioned but I rather liked that - it's an old building. I would like better coffee with breakfast and a big jug of hot milk with it but otherwise all good!

Charming pub with rooms right opposite Tewkesbury Abbey, handy for shops, restaurants, etc, and as a base for exploring Tewkesbury. The pub has excellent car parking which is a real plus (free if you’re stopping there). The staff were all really welcoming and efficient, and the rooms were comfortable, and not overheated. Our room overlooked the beer garden, so it was incredibly quiet at night (although there was live music on in the evening, which was less quiet, although we were going out so not a problem). It’s a chain pub, so nothing novel about the menus but the food was good, particularly the breakfast which was excellent value at £12.50 for a full English and all you wanted from the continental buffet. Hot breakfasts were freshly cooked and delicious. The whole place represents excellent value for money.

The only things I can fault it on were that there is no lift, and a lot of little internal steps because it’s a medieval building, and has been added to at different times, so it wouldn’t be very suitable for anyone who can’t manage stairs, there may be ground floor rooms in other parts of the building but we didn’t see them. The decor in our bathroom was a little bit tired in places, but that’s a minor quibble for a weekend visit.

Exceptional Greene KIng property in an old part of town, good choices for breakfast and excellent service from the staff. My room overlooked the car park and main street and suffered a little from the seemingly original metal framed windows but for goodness sake this is what you buy into when you book a room in an old, old inn like this. Creaking stairs, ill-fitting doors and windows all come free of charge, enjoy while you can.

The scaffolding around the side of the building, but thankfully no noises associated with builders (radios, whistling, singing out of tune etc.) during my stay..

I have been to the Bell when I lived locally but this was the first time staying there. It was pretty much as imagined with a perfectly serviceable single-bed room. The food at breakfast (included in my deal) and in the evening was freshly cooked and delicious. It is very close to the Abbey with occasional sounds of the bells, and very convenient for accessing the town.

I, personally, struggled a bit with the fairly steep stairs and the bath was a little slippery (though warning is given and I could have got a non-slip bath mat. Nothing major, though.

The room was clean and adequate but the shining star was the food. Breakfast was included in our stay and the quality was fantastic. They make the best cinnamon rolls I've ever had in my life, warm and fresh from the oven.

The hot water was a bit odd. There was plenty of it, which was good. But the sink had a mixer tap and sometimes turning it to the left produced cold water, other times turning it to the left produced scalding hot water so it was tricky to get the temperature you wanted as it seemed inconsistent. This last thing is a bit nitpicky, but the breakfast plates were not heated. The food was very tasty but my eggs were fairly cold but the time the food got to me. It was still very delicious and the toast and other food was still warm, but a warm plate would have meant that everything stayed warm.

Friendly staff, with good staffing levels available for any queries. Excellent location in centre of town (which is a hidden gem by the way), directly opposite the Abbey. Car park - Free with ticket from Reception, - don't worry about the parking meters. Good dinner menu. Comfortable bar/lounge area.

Exterior front was covered in scaffolding so didn't match the picturesque images expected from the booking screen! Presumably that will be gone soon.