The room was bigger than expected, the beds very comfortable and overall very clean. There were tea and coffee making facilities, and it was easy to ask for more tea bags and fresh milk. The staff were very accommodating. The hotel is located in a pleasant area, with a carpark. There's also access to the bar and restaurant which served great food. We would stay again.

The room was a little noisy at times ( located on the ground floor) and there wasn't much natural daylight, but this would not stop us returning to The Abbey Fields.

Nice little pub with comfortable accommodation. The staff were really friendly and helpful. The room was comfortable and the restaurant food was good.

On arrival the staff were “thin on the ground” and this impacted waiting times to check in and later when trying to pay our bill in the restaurant. In the morning I discovered that the tap on the shower was stuck which meant our water was stuck at a temperature that was virtually boiling hot, I reported this to reception when we checked out. Parking although useful is pretty tight, not for the faint hearted!

Stayed with family (double room and family room) and enjoyed our stay. We were able to check in early which was appreciated and the staff were all very nice. We didn't have breakfast or dinner due to other plans but the pub part of the hotel was nice. The double room was clean and comfortable, a little hot (but it was a hot day and a fan did help). The family room on the ground floor was very spacious and quiet. The location of the hotel is perfect, overlooking the church and Abbey Fields and we would all stay again.

Other than aircon (well nigh impossible in an old building), can't think of anything.

I have stayed here a number of times organising the Jensen Owners' Club stand at the NEC Classic Motor Show and Restoration Show, the staff have always been very helpful and the service excellent. Food has always been good

Just wish they started breakfast earlier than 8 at weekends but they helpfully have cereal and juices out. Some people in the group commented on the stairs and distance to the room but I think it part of the appeal of a medieval building

Good, comfortable accommodation with excellent shower, large towels, radistors for heating if required. Restaurant on premises is big advantage. Location perfect for the Castle, Abbey and beautiful historic Church of St. Nicholas. Plenty of good "non-chain" cafes in walking distance, as is main town centre.

No doubt that the very pleasant, willing and hard-working staff struggled because they were short-staffed. Hopefully this can be improved as we would really like to come again on another occasion, and to recommend to friends and relatives.

This is a lovely hotel, bar and restaurant situated at the end of the High Street in Old Kenilworth (the old part stretching from the castle to the church and abbey ruins-hence the name). There are car parking facilities at the back. Staff are very friendly. Special mention of Nathan, Dylan and Amy the chef. If you stay on a Sunday they do a great Sunday roast (rib of beef excellent). Very good value for money.

The hotel is old and a bit labyrinthine so not sure how suitable it would be for disabled people

It is very well appointed in a historic town and very quirky historic building . The rooms have everything you need for a comfortable stay although not that large . There is no lift and would struggle with more luggage as there were numerous stairs . However, not a problem for us . Staff were very friendly .

Only complaints are that the shower curtain smelled very damp and stale and I had to tuck it out of the way as it was unpleasant . Also there seemed to be a shortage of staff at check in . Staff were chatting a bit noisily outside our room when clearing rubbish etc quite late at night . Perhaps a little more thought .

Check in was easy, I arrived around 9:45pm so someone at the bar checked me in. My room was lovely, great for a solo traveller. It was small but that didn't bother me as everything I needed was there. Check out was easy and breakfast was really tasty.

Like some of the other reviews have mentioned, it was quite hot, even with the fan. I expected that though as it's an old building and the room is in the middle. The carpark wasn't obvious but I had messaged prior to arriving and asked for detailed instructions. None of these are major and I would visit again.

The bed and pillows were comfy, bar/restaurant/lounge areas were satisfactory (though we did not eat there). Good to have an onsite car park, though it's quite narrow and the spaces are limited (we had no problem finding a space each night, but only just).

Our ground floor room (room 1) was adjacent to a corridor where we were awoken by staff banging doors early in the morning and we were treated to a builder's mobile phone conversation through the thin wall. Also, on our second night, in the bar (around 10.00 pm) a group of loud drunken men (friends of the barman, it appeared) shouting and swearing (apparently also waiting for a takeaway they had ordered — is that allowed?) oblivious to anyone else's presence. Obviously, we left — no quiet corner was available to avoid them. It was a very unpleasant experience, not least because the barman was apparently unconcerned. It wasn't obvious how to change the temperature in the room (mind you, we could have asked).

The hotel location is great, is the heart of old Kenilworth. Lots of old pubs around and a only a few minutes from the big park. Breakfast is great, English breakfast cook to perfection. Other options are very good as well. Great quality products. The breakfast room is a restaurant at night.

My sister and dad stayed, and the first room given was very small. They tried to be moved to a better room, and the manager was very helpful and did his best. Also the hotel need a bit of makeover, like painting the walls.