Alcester Inn

Staff friendly, room spotless, food was great and great value. There was a Rod Stewart tribute act who was really good and lots of screen's for the boxing. Garden area was clean and well set up. Will definitely be going again. A couple of minutes walk to the centre where there are some lovely pubs and restaurants.

Went to see the Tyson fury fight booked a table One of the party got accused by management of been abusive to staff.When staff asked to comment just said no said pushed in queue.Lived in alcester for 12 months and of all the places we have visited would not recommend this place for a friendly drink.

We went for my brother s birthday was a really fantastic venue. Everybody really enjoyed the whole day. Meals was fantastic. The bar organisers where brilliant. Cannot fault the team and quality also the grounds are brilliant to walk around during the amount of meal courses.

This is a budget hotel very clean somewhat basic rooms certainly not high standard however that is reflected in the low price very good value the food and drinks are not expensive but they are sufficient quite busy in the pub where food is served

We are currently staying at the Alcester Inn as a party of 5 ladies for 1 night whilst visiting Stratford upon Avon. There is plenty of free parking outside. Check in was smooth and fast. The lady was very friendly and welcoming. The rooms are comfortable and spotlessly clean. With everything you'd want including complementary toiletries and tea and coffee making facilities in all our rooms. As it had been a long day we decided to eat in. The menu offered plenty of choice and was great value for money. All the meals came out piping hot. Everything was beautifully cooked and portions were very generous. I chose the omelette and salad. A simple meal that was absolutely delicious. I can honestly say it was easily the best omelette I've ever eaten. Thank you chef Jo. Several of us asked for tweaks to the menu which were readily accommodated. The lady who served us was attentive and nothing was too much trouble. Would I recommend the Alcester? Absolutely! Clean, comfortable, well cooked food and importantly the most welcoming team of staff. All for a very reasonable price. We will be back next time we're in the area. Many thanks for a really good stay.

We chose this accommodation based on previous reviews and the website’s photos. It was a very misleading impression and very disappointing. The first impression was of a working men’s club. The bar area looked more modern and we had high hopes for our room, at £100 for the night. However, on opening the bedroom door, we were hit by a smell which we couldn’t place. The room and bathroom were clean (apart from the bedroom carpet, which I refused to walk on in bare feet). But there were wall marks from nails and poor plastering. The bed was like lying on lumpy springs and there was no tea and coffee-making facilities (expected for the price). We would have expected this room to be marketed at £50 per night. The car park at night filled with the area’s youth, who drank and swore and talked in raised voices right outside our window (which HAD to have the blind down as there were some cars parked directly outside and there was zero privacy. Wouldn’t stay here again.

We stayed here for one night at the start of the Jubilee weekend as we were attending the air show at Ragley Hall. I had tried to book the Premier Inn where we stayed last year but it was full. This place was actually much more convenient and we had the bonus of driving through the town and seeing their beautiful Jubilee decorations. The building is rather odd looking it has to be said. It looks like it was converted from either office or light industrial use. Check in was at the bar and was quick and easy. Our room was a reasonable size and had tea and coffee making supplies. The bed was comfortable. The bathroom was clean but the lack of a shelf or something to put toiletries down on when showering was a bit awkward. We had breakfast the next morning which had to be ordered at the bar. They had run out of Quorn sausages so offered us mushrooms and tomatoes with the meal instead. As others have said, there is no dedicated dining area. We did not find that a problem for breakfast. I am not sure it would necessarily bother us in the evening but I think it would depend on what else was going on. The staff we encountered were friendly and welcoming. Our room and bathroom were both very clean. We found this place to be more than satisfactory for what we needed. We actually do not live that far away but far enough not to want to travel to and fro both days, especially as the first day ends late and the second starts early. If the event takes place next year we shall return to the Alcester Inn as its proximity to Ragley Hall is very convenient.

Offered good value for money. Yes it is cheap but room small but adequate, clean, good shower, very friendly staff, great bar, music and disco, great food. It is an odd looking place and perhaps a bit strange when you arrive as the reception is at the bar. Was a bit noisy around 2am.

Arrived in the evening and was at first a little intimidated by walking into the busy bar on a Friday night with two children and bags in tow. Arrived around 8pm and food was no longer available, not a problem though as we found a chip shop and a Tesco express literally just around the corner to the Inn - good ole Google. Bedroom was very clean and up to date. I know someone else has put there was no tea and coffee in the room, but ours did. There was complimentary shower gel and shampoo etc and the bathroom was very clean. I think the only downside was that it smelt of damp in there and it would be useful to have a shelf by the sink and in the shower cubicle. With two children it was a nightmare keeping the door shut so the mould/damp smell didn't go into the bedroom. After we got settled, we had dinner from the chip shop and a drink in the bar. The was was brilliant, didn't stay long as we had to get up early and with a 10 yr old it wasn't appropriate. They had a dj playing good 90's, music. Was a fantastic atmosphere and the locals were lovely. Reminded me of just how good pubs used to be back in the day. If I had been on my own with hubby I would have stayed. Highly recommend this place as a stop over if visiting Stratford.