Fire Service College

Couldn't get booked into our usual place so booked here as it gave use of a swimming pool and gym. You have to pay to use these and, as there was no one to give an induction my husband could only use the pool. Apart from that it was fine. Mo parking problems like some places in Cotswolds and on outskirts of Moreton but suited us

Quiet, peaceful, free safe parking, very clean, basic with no frills but perfect for aur overnight stopover. Think VERY CLEAN fire service training accommodation in a quiet secure location off the beaten track..... Thoroughly recommend for a value overnight stay!

Excellent value for money. We were unsure as to what to expect but the welcome was really warm and friendly. The site itself was peaceful and the room clean and comfortable. Would happily stay here again when back in the area. It was unusual but a really great stay.

What a find! Very well organised. Perfect for a short stay. Clean and spacious room. Practical private bathroom. Safety box in the room. Super safe location, with plenty of car parking monitored 24/7. Friendly staff. Away from traffic of nearby town centre.

We really enjoyed our stay.. Plenty of parking, nice welcome.. Good sized bedroom, not unlike a Premier Inn as been said before. The highlight was a lovely home cooked dinner in the restaurant, Homemade Carrot Soup with Croutons. Sweet Chilli Chicken Breasts with Sauté Potatoes and Vegetables and a Chocolate Mousse Cake for Dessert. Breakfast was a FULL English.. Beautifully cooked. We would certainly return. Thank you.

This is a weird place to stay. As it's a fire training centre there's security gates which make you feel like entering a military compound on arrival. Once inside it feels like you are on the set of 28 Days Later - hardly any people around, nothing manned. Be aware there is no bar, no breakfast or restaurant open on site so you will have to drive to get food & drinks. The rooms are like student rooms / a run down Travelodge with noisy self closing fire doors. A couple of paper cups for tea. Not that clean, synthetic bedding so gets warm at night. Pool costs £2 per person and was open for two hours during our stay due to staff shortages. Like the whole complex it has seen better days. In short: a utilitarian place to sleep for a night. Not cheap - £75 for a double room in August.