Kings Court Hotel

Lot of traffic noise, TV aerial needs sorting so TV picture broken, shows lack of care and investment. Lack of atmosphere in bar, though like all the nocks and crannies. Outside looks good, Tudor aspect, with good parking. Noise from bar later. No netflix. Not upto expected standard.

Was a day delegate for a two day workshop. Did not stay in hotel but was on the receiving end of two lunches and the thing that as billed as "afternoon tea". I have been to a large number of hotels for training events and so it is simple for me to make comparisons. First, the tea/coffee station only had one type of tea bag. No decaf , no choice of other teas but was told later that I could have asked for decaff this should not be needed. The lunch buffet I was not impressed by it on either day. The sandwches loooked ok but were tasteless. No seasoning in the fillings, never had such tasteless sandwiches before. No dressing for the salad leaves, filled half jacket potatoes with no taste. I got the impression that every thing on the buffet was a poor catering standard. I would have to say the chicken legs on Sunday were ok.Afternoon tea was a drink (had to provide my own decaf tea bag)and a very small square of cake.

We attended here for a wedding in September and to say it was a disaster is an understatement. First of all the service was poor with staff that were disinterested and short mouthed. This was coupled with the quite simply horrendous quality of food that was served to us. The chicken was tough and seemed as though it had been cooked days ago, with a sauce that tasted like it had gone off. The staff during the meal lacked any awareness and we had to go up to taps at the bar multiple times in order to get our bottles filled up. All in all, this was a great disappointment and a significant dampening on what should’ve been such a special occasion.

First time here, very courteous reception staff and very obliging. Room was wonderful, well appointed. We had a lovely meal and beverages. Easy access to parking. Would not hesitate recommending this hotel. Stumbled on this hotel at the end of a long driving day.

I would always recommend Kings Court wether staying over or just meeting up with friends. Food is always good, plus the service. Kings Court accomodates everyone.I have been there just for lunch with a friend andalso a party of friends, weddings and funerals. Never disapointed with the service. I have also stayed over night and enjoyed the buffet breakfast. first class.

Came here for a wedding. Nice enough hotel from the outside, but it is very dated. As an example, keys for your room door, ain't seen that for years in any other hotel, ket card all the way. Bedrooms are large but need new mattresses as very lumpy we felt. Bathroom dated and very old fashioned shower. £99 for B&B, though not bad, breakfast was good and plenty, so I could not grumble. With some updating of this hotel, it could be fantastic, it just was very dated, and I think Crossroads motel from the 70s early 80s. It was a good 3 star, but it was not great. Reception very friendly. As we're the staff.

Staff seemed nice but after we looked at the decided to eat at the pub next door 5 min walk the bed was comfy but the walls are dirty same with the carpets and the bathroom well very dirty wouldn't stay here again look at the photos and make your own mind up

Clean but tired, been for the last 4 years on the trot great location for events at Ragley Hall, beds are vey comfortable and it’s very clean. Garden area is nice and pleasant if you have the weather, never had food here drinks are expensive and bar staff can be hard to find

Had a last minute business trip and was struggling for a room at late notice. Courtney at reception went above and beyond in getting a room sorted during a busy period for the hotel which saved me the hassle of a longer drive and was very much appreciated.