It's in a good location, relatively close to the M40, Stratford and Warwick. It's a family run business and the staff are helpful and polite. We were able to check in early. The rooms are spacious and double rooms have a king size bed. The linens are good and clean. The breakfast is very reasonable. They offer a variety of hot breakfasts, as well as cereal, muesli and juices.as well as tea and coffee. In the rooms they offer tea, coffee (plus decaf) hot chocolate with all the condiments as well as bottled water and biscuits. Further sachets of coffee are available on request. The bathroom has complimentary shower gel, lotion, shampoo, conditioner and soap. It had a lovely atmosphere and if I'm in the area again I would stay here again.

As it's a 16th century coach Inn that has been renovated the floors are not level, which is part of the charm. The stairs are very steep. It's not suitable for anyone who has mobility issues. As its a Grade 2 listed building they can't install an elevator. The windows, whilst being double glazed still allow a lot of road noise as the Inn is situated close to a road. There are only blinds at the windows, not curtains which allow a lot of light into the rooms. The shower stalls are tiny and I had to contort my body to get in. Anyone who is of a large build will not be able to gett into the shower unit.

The breakfast was lovely, cooked very well and was presented good. The location was great and the carpark was just over the road which is always a bonus. The room were gorgeous with the open beems and layout was good. It was good to see that they could incorporate ways to help the planet without compromising the grade 2 listed building.

The only thing really was how much light comes into the room early in a morning. I struggle to sleep and unfortunately from half 4 onwards I was awake. Not sure what you could do because I know you are limited buy the age/grade of the coach house

Quirky period building, sloping floors were funny which gave it character(it is a 16th Century Building). Indian restaurant amazing. Bar comfortable with an excellent range of drinks. Staff very attentive, kind & considerate.

Road noise as expected as on a main road, ear plugs solved that problem so had a good nights sleep. Informed that bathrooms are due to be done up soon as looking a little tired at present.

The hotel is in a great location, it is a very old building and therefore a little quirky. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

The restaurant, there is no set time for breakfast in fact breakfast was a bit hit and miss they did not have the ingrediants for a full English. Evening meals were curries only.

The owners were absolutely brilliant and friendly and made us very welcome the minute we arrived. The chef was very polite and friendly. The food and restaurant/bar was excellent 👌 and the Inn was very quirky. The room was comfortable . Lovely place, the owners have done very well so far too this listed building. Loved the headboard and shower 🚿 😍

Baring in mind the owners are still doing more to the rooms, I think the room could do with a fresh coat of paint. Ideas, hand rail for the steps to the bathroom and a mirror 🪞 or two for the rooms.. Tv wasn't working that well. Maybe run TV from the sky dish and not a normal aerial due to the thickness of the walls.

The staff are excellent and friendly, the building is a listed building and therefore old and needs constant attention so you have to have an open mind e.g. very steep staircases secondary double glazing property is on a main road so xan have traffic noise at times.

The blind in our room did not work so very bright from dawn 5.a.m, the tiles behind the sink are coming off the wall, there is a threshold step as you leave the bedroom to enter the bathroom, this is a trip hazard but no notice advising you of this ? If you go to the bathroom in the night and forget the threshold is there you will trip, we are both in our 70's but where put in a room in the attic up 3 flights of steep stairs ? The continental breakfast consists of a choice of 3 cereals and toast. We understand that this property is a work in progress but the cost of staying here was higher than our next hotel The Crown Plaza in Stratford upon Avon which was £30 cheaper and far superior !

staff was excellent nothing to much trouble for them they work very hard to give top customers service. food was excellent I will definitely stay there again if touring the area.

no taxi service in the area to take us to venue of the wedding Blackwell grange, although it’s not the Halfords Bridge inn fault some thing should be arranged with taxi firm to arrange this as the staff say they are fully booked up all summer for weddings at Blackwell grange. we had to drive there back out selves in which if this had been know we would gone home to Birmingham not stayed over. As this was point in staying over so we could enjoy our day/ night with out sorting about driving.

You have to remember when thinking of booking that this is a 16th century coaching inn so is close to the road. There is ample parking on site. The owners, Ninder and Runj are exceptional hosts and went out of their way to make us feel at "home" without being overbearing. They are undertaking the task of renovating what was a somewhat run down brewery owned pub with taste, with the building being listed this is not an easy task but the couple have put their heart and soul into it. As a result our room was well appointed, of good size, comfy bed and good shower with Egyptian cotton towels. The bar area was clean and bright with a good range of beers etc and large inglenook fire. There is a separate dining area which looked impressive but not tried. The menu, although not extensive, gave us two really good value for money meals as did the full-english breakfast the following morning.

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What a wonderfully quirky family suite. The low beams add to the character, just watch your head! The room was clean, spacious and comfortable and the team were welcoming, friendly and professional. The full English in the morning was cooked to our liking and perfect to set us up for the day. The location worked well for us since we were there to enjoy the great live music of Foolish Minds (look them up on Spotify) who played us into the New Year. Fully recommend for a night's stay.

Minor constructive comment: Whilst not cold, the heating could have been switched on earlier.

the room was very clean, the bed were comfortable. Everything in general very good for a sleepover.

there are a couple of annoying beams, especially the one in the toilet when do reach the loo you need to bend yourself and stretch back again. if you forget about it during the night - you may get in trouble!