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 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.
Offering a garden, The Corner House, 36, Broadway Road, features accommodations in Evesham. This property offers access to a patio, free private parking, and free Wifi.
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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.
Located in Weston Subedge and with Royal Shakespeare Theatre reachable within 11 miles, The Seagrave Arms provides express check-in and check-out, allergy-free rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout...
Evesham is a market town and it's quite noticeable which is...
Evesham is a market town and it's quite noticeable which is the oldest part of the town with Abbey ruins and the Almonry and the beautiful area called Hampton Ferry along Boat Lane. Lovely riverside gardens at Abbey Gardens.
Furthest end of the High Street, Bridge Street (walk over the bridge to views of River Avon) etc is where you'll find the majority of shops. But I feel some other parts of the town are quite poor and could do with a facelift.
Monica's Fish Bar and Restaurant - this was wonderful, a clean restaurant and such generous portions. The OAP meal for £9 (May 2024) was an absolute bargain with a pretty large portion of fish!! And lovely polite staff.
Pop into The Almonry Museum for the Tourist Information Office and pick up a few little souvenirs, tea towels, picture postcards (wont get them anywhere else in the town), pens, pencils, mugs, books about the locality etc. Very helpful ladies!
And the no.28 bus goes to Bidford Upon Avon and Stratford Upon Avon - both beautiful places for a day out.
A
Anonymous
4.0
Scored 4.0
It was New Years Eve and the hotel laid on nothing - not a...
It was New Years Eve and the hotel laid on nothing - not a special meal, music, not even a popper. People including us had brought along celebratory evening wear and there was nothing!! Room was too hot and there was no control. Road noise, very draughty windows. Extremely creaky floorboards. No plugs beside the bed. No shaver socket in the bathroom. The drains in the shower and basin were virtually blocked so after a shower the water cascaded all over the floor.
belinda
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
A lovely view of the river from our room, although we...
A lovely view of the river from our room, although we couldn't walk along the river due to flooding. Evesham town centre is a bit tired looking with lots of charity shops. Had a meal at the Trumpet inn, good value for money and good choice on the menu. Our visit was really to go to Stratford on Avon which was about 15 miles away. Broadway worth a visit.
sarah
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Very pretty part of the world.
Very pretty part of the world. Lots of lovely villages such as Stow, Bourton on the Water, Broadway. Bourton is very pretty but choose your time as it is incredbly busy with throngs of people. Lots of p”aces to eat but not cheap.
Eira
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The old Abbey Grounds are most interesting having 2 churches...
The old Abbey Grounds are most interesting having 2 churches and the remnents of the old Abbey.
Very old buildings just outside with the Tourest office.
The town centre seems to be rather run-down, not helped by the lack of quality hotels. The Northwick, close outside, appears as the only one.
The river walk is pleasant.
brown
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
An interesting historical town with plenty to see and do...
An interesting historical town with plenty to see and do during the day.
Night life is very good with a variety of pubs and restaurants.
Many of the pubs provide live music at night.
It is a large town, but small enough to walk from any part to another in 15 - 20 minutes.
The balcony over looking the fields is lovely, it's brilliant place for dogs, lots of space for them to run about, walks literally from the door. There's a small play area for little ones just in front of the lodge next door, so little ones could play in sight of mum and dad whilst they enjoy a glass of vino!
'The Bridge Inn and Ferry' pub is only a couple of miles away, on the riverside..... and is fab, great location and food, child/dog friendly, lovely staff!
It was very comfortable, with a fabulous kitchen and big dining table - perfect for family times together. The property was formerly the Post Office of the village and has been renovated to a high standard. It is round the corner from the historic village pub. The property is a short drive from both the Cotswolds and Evesham for shops etc..
A lovely experience. Great position for the town and the surrounding areas.
Staff couldn’t do enough for you. Garden was a bonus. A great place for a cuppa and a read of the paper or a pint in the evening. My daughter loved the pool.
Just a really really nice place and great value.
Good location for exploring the Cotswolds. Easy walking distance from the town centre, which has good restaurants and a beautiful park with a water park and play areas for the kids. The apartment was light and airy and fairly well equipped, and the owner was friendly and helpful.
The room was spacious and the toilet was huge. The toilet had good lighting and was bright enough. I liked the quaint design of the hotel and its convenient location. It had many facilities including the restaurant, brassiere and tea room and a nice ambience.
Spotlessly clean beds comfortable plenty of towels little extras to eat left for us ,,walking distance to evesham quiet location dog friendly. Also plenty of pubs for good food in the area .very helpful man in charge
Nothing to fault, great staff, good food, comfortable beds what not to like. Food in restaurant was exceptional and probably best and helpful team of staff i have come across. Well done The Evesham Hotel Team
The hotel is beautiful and spotless. Only minus was that the breakfast was very small, one of everything only on your plate. Location great, just a short walk over the bridge into town centre.
Room was spacious, comfortable and airy. Lovely garden setting and good car parking. Very friendly staff and good breakfast choices. Evesham is well situated for exploring Cotswolds.
Clean and generally warm. Comfortable bedroom and large bathroom. Very good staff in all areas; service was good despite the fact that there was a wedding at the hotel. Nice location.
A really well presented apartment just a short walk from the centre of Evesham. Very handy for working in the area and secluded and restful. A lovely find and extremely comfortable.
The accommodation was very clean and comfortable and within easy reach of both the Cotswolds and places of interest to visit such as Stratford upon Avon, Evesham and Worcester.
Well equiped kitchen,comfortable bed,lovely large garden and off street parking. The location is close to Evesham and makes a great base for exploring the Cotswolds
Amazing hotel, lovely helpful staff, Bear the cat was very sweet, and our room was great (in the Mews), food was fantastic. Will definitely be back 🐈⬛
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