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'Room very clean, bathroom could do with a makeover. Quiet '

'Great hotel, location in city centre not so great'

'Excellent, comfortable accommodations with location close to the RSC Theatre and town centre. Would definitely stay again.'

'we hebben drie nachten gelogeerd in Rising Sun Hotel. Prima hotel. Mooie gelegen in de heuvels van de Cotswolds. Vriendelijk personeel. Wij hadden een exclusieve kamer met hemelbed, en wel twee erkers met uitzicht over het dal. Een hotel met oud-Engelse uitstraling. Een aanrader! Voor een wandeling kun je direct achter het hotel de heuvels in, prachtig!!!'

'Very convenient and a good value.'

'Nice and quiet area with nice pup for relaxing'

'Prima hotel, goed ontbijt en zeer goed dineren. Zeker een aanrader!'

'The ceiling was leaking liquid down the bathroom wall. The room was not set up for 2 people. There should be a shelf in the shower to hold shampoo, wash gel, etc. Could not figure out how to turn on towel warmer. Upside is the you g lady at the reception desk was very responsive. '

'We had a ground floor room with patio which was perfect for our dog. First day our room had not been serviced, but next 2 days it was all fine. We ate in the restaurant onthe first afternoon which was very good. Service was excellent as well. Very good breakfast. Nice & close to Stratford on Avon.'

'Voor een nachtje als basis in de Cotswolds geschikt! Wandeling vanuit hotel gemaakt. Volgende dag per auto verder. Pubgedeelte had leuke grote tuin erbij om buiten te zitten. Verder in het dorp geen andere horeca. Lekker gegeten! '

'Mooie komplete kamer. continentaal ontbijt karig".................'

'Fantastic stay and great value'

'Breakfast was excellent. The only poor thing was that, for a large, modern hotel, there was no lift for the elderly. The stairs were steep, narrow and curved with poor handrail support. It was difficult and painful to use. Parking was okay, except fot the fact that the disabled bays had lost most of the signage so that the fit and young were occupying these bays.'