Hotels in de buurt van Whitlenge Tea Room & Gardens (Kidderminster)

'Beautiful Hotel, with extremely polite and excellent staff '

'We enjoyed our recent stay in a ground floor, twin bed, en-suite room. There was handy parking, a friendly welcome, a lovely clean and comfortable room, and delicious breakfast. Our hosts were friendly, helpful and welcoming, the room was warm and cosy, and we would be happy to stay again.'

'Staff very friendly and takes care.'

'The hotel did not offer breakfast although it advertises nice big breakfast, rooms were not cleaned and arico was making it impossible to sleep. Not a hotel I will ever visit again....'

'Breakfast was defo the highlight of our stay….Communication from staff was great. Thank you Ruby. Two things we wished were better was: parking was difficult but we were informed of the very few options. '

'Fabulous room, very modern with TV, tea, coffee and biscuits, iron and ironing board, hairdryer - in fact everything you could possibly need. Bathroom was a 'wet room' with a super shower. Breakfast was enormous with plenty of tea or coffee. All the staff were extremely helpful and couldn't do enough to assist. Well worth staying here if visiting the area.'

'nice and original location, the room very clean and big enough. Food and beverages bit pricey, but I guess England is expensive ....'

'Gewoon een hotel. Niet meer niet minder. Niks gezellig. Ontbijt was buffet, was in orde. Kamer was proper. Badkamer ruim. Maar matras was verschrikkelijk. Ook het zetelbed voor de kids lag oncomfortabel. '

'The full cooked breakfast was amazing, i couldn't fault it, single room was small but clean and comfy. very friendly owners , and 2 lovely dogs who came to greet me. Overall i enjoyed my stay, and if im ever back in the area i would definately stay again. '

'This was second visit and delighted with room, food, location and staff!'

'Bedrooms clean and comfortable but no food of any kind available. As a place for a town centre overnight stay OK but that’s about it.'

'Superb pub and rooms steeped in local history - Robert Plant started his career here playing blues guitar aged 15 in the upstairs blues club (sadly not there anymore but the history is palpable). The pub is a treasure trove of history, and so well preserved, from the original staircases and ceramic tiling on the walls, to the original bar. My room was just sheer excellence. Comfy bed, every amenity laid on, crispy linen and a boiling hot shower. Sadly the pub no longer serves food other than...

'The room was big and staff were great but the room smell also was the wash room need some work.'