The Angel Inn Hotel offers bedrooms with attached bathroom and a relaxed, friendly bar and restaurant in the center of Pershore, overlooking the central square.
Nestled in the midst of tranquil grounds, this romantic Tudor manor is ideally located in Shakespeare country, within easy reach of Henley-in-Arden, historic Kenilworth, Warwick Castle and the...
Jan
United Kingdom
We stayed in the main building, in a room on the top floor and had a huge Four Poster Bed overlooking the beautiful grounds. It was very quirky and atmospheric. Really old fixtures and fittings. The Bathroom was huge with a large bath and modern fittings. Very clean. The breakfast was good and included in our room price. The small bar had comfy seats and the staff were super friendly and made us feel very welcome. The whole place felt very welcoming with a relaxed atmosphere in a great location. We met with family for an overnight stay and it was very enjoyable.
Featuring a bar, The Royal Oak is located in Evesham in the Worcestershire region, 12 miles from Coughton Court and 14 miles from Royal Shakespeare Company.
Dawn
United States of America
The 2 young gentlemen in the restaurant/bar were very courteous!
Located in Pershore, 18 miles from Coughton Court, Pershore Rooms at The Star provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Set in Worcestershire farmland, Eckington Manor mixes charming old features with modern design.
Martin
United Kingdom
Every interaction with staff was very pleasant and helpful. They allowed us to bring two dogs instead of only one, offered ideas and assistance without being asked and made us feel extremely welcome.
Located in Evesham, 6.5 miles from Coughton Court, Bell Inn has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Joan
United Kingdom
The accommodation was fresh and clean. The bed was very comfortable.
The owner was very helpful.
The food was tasty and nicely presented.
Breakfast is available but must be ordered the night before.
Typical country village which has, unfortunately, lost local...
Typical country village which has, unfortunately, lost local shops (apart from a pie shop!!). Area is very quiet with close access to the river Avon and direct access to main roads for many local beauty spots.
Antony
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
I only stayed one night and traveled on the next morning so...
I only stayed one night and traveled on the next morning so I can not really comment on Fladbury its self other than its nicely situated for cheltenham and Stratford the food at the Chequers was fantastic
Brian
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Be aware there are no shops to get a provisions, bits and...
Be aware there are no shops to get a provisions, bits and bobs etc.
Very limited places to eat, nowhere within the village to buy breackfast .
Superb pie shop/butchers. No fuel station . Very limited bus service
Derek
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
In a lovely area close to a lot of interesting places to...
In a lovely area close to a lot of interesting places to visit. We found it very pleasant and people very helpful. There is just one shop there. It is a bakery and makes the most delicious pork pies. Have been making a variety of pies for many years. It was unfortunate that our visit to Fladbury was to a friends funeral.
So we are hoping the next time we return to Fladbury it will be in better circumstances and can stay at The Chequers Inn with more time to discover more about the region.
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Pamela
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Fladbury is a lovely village.
Fladbury is a lovely village. I had never heard of it until my daughter moved to live there and I really enjoy visiting her there. The people are friendly, walks and countryside beautiful and now the Chequers has been revamped a great place to stay.
James
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Fladbury is a beautiful village with loads of character.
Fladbury is a beautiful village with loads of character. There are two Mills on a picturesque bend in the river, just ten minutes walk from the Chequers Inn and the Church is blessed with wonderful stained glass windows - do visit. The vicar very kindly told me about the aforementioned beauty spot. The Chequers has a lovely patio and play area. Dining is in the simply furnished extension - the menu has just enough choice and you can pick dishes to suit your budget. Ryan is the chef and the food I sampled was delicious. If you are walking a dog, there are barrels of water on tap. The Anchor next door doesn't do food, but the locals there are welcoming. Visit the only shop - Fladbury Sausage & Pie shop, open Tuesday to Saturday.
Susan
United Kingdom
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