Best Sedgeberrow Hotels

The hotel was mediocre, with no eating facilities available, the room was cold, especially the bathroom. There must have been complaints as there was a heater in the room, which just did the job at best. Breakfast was excellent, and the lady serving the food was lovely, hence the score given.

The shower room is too thin, it is difficult to turn around, there is no floral head with soft throat, only flowers fixed on the top of the head The bathtub has a switch water system, and the faucet is even squeezed! !

The town's very characteristic British hotel, good service, beautiful environment, complete facilities, clean and comfortable, it is recommended to go to the ”Britain's most beautiful countryside” Cotswolds to play here, it is very convenient to the surrounding area. In the morning, the town has not woken up, the roof, trees, grass outside the house are full of white frost, foggy, clear... The locals pass a Morning, which makes people really feel like a local resident.

The hotel is almost next to the bus station. The bus is convenient, the rooms are clean, the bathrooms are large, and they are cleaned every day. There is no elevator and it is troublesome to carry luggage up. The waiter is often absent, which is not good. Please note that there are very few bus trips on the Cotswolds on Saturday. There is no bus on Sunday. The day I arrived there was no bus on Sunday. . The so-called public transportation ticket can only be used for this route. If a loop is to be formed, you do not need to buy a pass. 801 is used more. I took 606 from Broadway to Chippenham, then changed to 501, and then changed to 505 to Bibury, so I can leave early, if I go to Morton Ingam and change trains then 10 am Only. When arriving at the place where you live, you must first find out the bus time point and plan the route, because their bus time is fixed and less. In short, getting to where you live helps to save time by figuring out the bus route.

An amazing building with historical connections. The bathroom was good, with deep bath and good mains water pressure. But the bedroom needed serious update. No mains lighting in the bedroom or hallway, just plug in side lights by the bed and a standard lamp on old fashioned round pin plug in hall. I had to use a torch to move round the bedroom. The lift wasn't working, although the membet of staff managed some manoeuvre to get it working which I couldn't replicate. Restaurant was ok but the standard of a reasonable pub, not fine dining. Menu was a bit odd - steak and chips, fish and chips style or ”venison pudding” which was a huge stodgy pastry with over cooked dry meat inside. Breakfast buffet was very nice, but too dark in that room also. Six jams and marmalades in open jars with no way of knowing what they were, and no little dishes to put them in to take to your seat. Service at breakfast had to be sought out, no one in site. Breakfast bacon was inedible - cooked previously then reheated. Overall, it is a fascinating place but needs a big overall and review of what they are offering.