Charlecote Pheasant Hotel

Stopped in here for a snack after a couple hours walking around Charlecote Park. Surprising that there was no pass-​thru from Charlecote Park parking lot to the entry to the restaurant — we ended up going over and under the wooden fences to cut across, but most people would have to walk around…
Ordered hot beverages (an Americano, a tea and a cappuccino) and scones with clotted cream and jam (though we received jelly). Clotted cream was the real deal and the scones were fresh baked, served on piping hot trays. Much better than they looked and exactly what we wanted. Giving them a three-​star rating based solely on the very slow service — We were told ‘this is how it always is’ and they were quite busy, but count on being there roughly an hour if you want a cake or scones and coffee/​tea.
The restaurant has a full restaurant and you could easily have a meal, a beer or any combo. Lots of comfy seating too. A little odd that it’s part of a hotel, but it’s the nearest place to eat outside of the Orangery in Charlecote Park, which was totally packed when we tried to go there instead.
Well worth the effort if you are in the area and peckish!

Food here = total crap.
AVOID.
Service here = insanely bad. Our meal (which was completely microwaved, from baked potato to, somehow, battered fish) took 50 minutes. And the «restaurant» was empty.

My boyfriend and I had a very pleasant stay here last weekend. As the room was a gift, I can’t comment on the pricing. However, our room was one of the more luxurious — I’ve seen the standard rooms and they’re easily half the size! Our room had a four poster bed with curtains, several places to sit including a little loveseat, large windows with curtains that could be drawn closed, a glass door with direct outside access in addition to the front door connected to a corridor, separate tub and shower with very nice hot water, large sink, towel heater, many TV channels, coffee/​tea selection, and breakfast included in the morning. The rooms get quite warm but we slept very comfortably in the massive bed. It’s nice to have a bar/​restaurant adjoining although I’d recommend going out into the towns for meals. Free breakfast was always a bit lacking — forgetful servers, improperly cooked eggs, etc.
A lovely place to stay for a weekend in Stratford or Warwick. Easily drivable to both towns. In a very rural area so you can’t walk to anything and it’s VERY dark at night. Ample parking, and I think they had a pool though I can’t imagine it’s ever warm enough to swim! Free wifi too, but you need a separate password for each device you use. It was a bit dodgy on the ground floor but worked better upstairs oddly. I’d happily stay here again if I was in the area. Spring for one of the nicer rooms if you find it affordable, I imagine it’ll be quite worthwhile!