Hotels near Bourton House Garden

"Clean rooms and great location, walking distance to train station, bus stop, market and restaurants. Nice pub and food! the staff is amazing and very very helpful, definitely recommend to stay here! "

"Lovely clean room. The only criticism is the bathroom. It was lovely & clean but not very practical for someone who doesn't want a bath or sit down shower. Also the tempered glass doors were not practical. I dont think even your partner wants to see what you are doing in the bathroom! No privacy. The staff were excellent. "

"My room, 18 smelled very funky, not sure what the smell was from."

"We were on a walking holiday, so this was a welcome stop. Although the room was small, it was well appointed, though the shower could have been cleaner. Unfortunately, a gas issue meant there was no hot dinner service. The manager did a great job of rustling up cold cuts, and we weren’t charged, which was appreciated. There was also no hot water in the morning, but the breakfast they were able to provide was still welcome."

"Beautiful location. Hotel felt past its prime, certainly for the price. I think you would get better deal booking direct with hotel as i had to pay extra to use the spa and breakfast, which not made clear until we were sat down for breakfast. Would be unlikely to retirn"

"The only reason I am not rating excellent is the laundry machine is wash only. Worked out for me as I had time to air dry. The location is fantastic if you use the train. Easy in and out. Great stay."

"Didn’t have breakfast "

"I last stayed here in 2016 and sadly it has since got a bit tired. Public areas, stair wells etc could do with some TLC and like so many hotels staffing seems stretched. Room 8 was uncomfortably warm even with the windows open and floor fan on. The Spa facility is at another establishment and attracts a £10pp fee so photos are rather misleading. Restaurant was very good with excellent staff. On site parking was limited and pretty tight but managed to find a space. Overall I enjoyed my stay, staff were friendly and did their best but some investment is needed to lift the Noel Arms back to its former glory"

"I would not recommend this property which I will explain below. When you arrive at the property you go through a corridor to a courtyard that has 4 rooms. The courtyard was nice but unfortunately it is all gravel which makes pulling suitcases difficult. The twin room is called the Hobbit Hole and it truly is. This is a room about the size of a walk in closet with a bed squeezed in horizontally and one vertically, neither bed has room for a night stand or lamp. There is a small desk between the side of one bed and the end of the other. There is hardly any room to open your suitcase on the floor and nowhere to unpack items, we used the windowsill. When you enter the room it opens directly into the shower part of the bathroom with a barn door separating it from the bed area. The barn door is not installed well or the walls are uneven as it was very difficult to roll it open and closed. There are no towel racks to hang towels in the bathroom, no heat in bathroom so cold slick floors, in the bed area there is a piece of wood glued to the wall with 5 or 6 hangars to hang clothes, there is no closet. We paid £388 for 3 nights and it honestly was not worth more than £25 per night. I honestly think the owner should be ashamed to charge this for a room that I would doubt meets fire and safety guidelines. The only positive is the location which is only a block from the train station. I have pictures if required."