Hotels near Kennedy Square Play Area, Royal Leamington Spa

My family and I recently stayed at the wonderful Woodland Grange Hotel. We read lots of great reviews so decided to give it a try. Thankfully they are now a dog friendly hotel (yayyy!!!). We booked 2 of their king rooms and both rooms were really lovely, super roomy and spotlessly clean (including the bathrooms) with super comfortable beds. On arrival, in my room, there was a gorgeous “Doggy welcome gift box” with blanket, poo bag dispenser (with poo bags), tennis ball and travel water bowl (so cute!). Our dog LOVES presents and wasted no time in ravaging through it all. He snuggled in the blanket and made himself at home within minutes! ALL the staff were so lovely and made such a fuss of him (and us)… It was so sweet. A super helpful lady called Annie personally walked us down to their massive field behind the hotel where our dog was immediately in heaven playing. Having our fur baby with us, it was so convenient to have that fabulous field literally on our doorstep! They also have a gorgeous front garden area too (beautifully lit up at night), with gazebo, outdoor sofas, etc… It looked so stunning! They have a huge restaurant (which, understandably, don’t allow dogs, when really busy) but they have a lovely alternative dining area (which allow dogs) in the bar areas… and they have 2 x different DELICIOUS menus to choose from. Due to family commitments, we were only there for 1 night, so we had breakfast and supper there but the food (at both meals) was absolutely AMAZING and the choices were so great. I noticed on the reception desk, they had won a hospitality award for their food & drinks and we all agreed, it was very well deserved. They even brought a water bowl and treats to our dog when we were having dinner in the bar area (so thoughtful!). Woodland Grange is so conveniently located, as it’s away from the hustle bustle, yet is only a 6min drive to Leamington Spa town centre. What an AMAZING hotel with such special staff… and we can’t wait to stay there again. All the staff were so friendly and so accommodating throughout our whole stay! A special and huge thanks to Oliver, Annie, Lili, Melanie, Katie and all the staff there, for giving us such a wonderful and welcoming stay!!! We have recommended to all and can’t wait to come back again!!!

Don't expect how good hotel facilities are abroad, and the towels that wash out the holes are still being used. I was on a business trip, stayed for 5 days, and the 8 choices for breakfast every day were exactly the same, and the placement had not changed... Their service was very good, the staff were very friendly, I didn't bring slippers, and finally found a way to get me a pair of slippers.

My partner and I had been to Coventry the night before and stayed in a 4 star Ramada hotel which - surprisingly - is also owned by Wyndham. My partner had booked the room and mistakenly booked the Northbound hotel instead of the Southbound hotel. The person on the desk at the Southbound hotel was super helpful and could not have done enough for us. When we got to the Northbound hotel, the staff here were equally helpful. This was a last-minute booking so we didn't have to drive tired and we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the room!

A spotlessly clean room, in an excellent location, within easy access to Coventry & Warwickshire. This was our first time staying here, so the peculiarities of having no one on site, was a little daunting prior to arrival, but the information we received ensured there was nothing to worry about. The access code allowed easy entrance to the building and our room (room 7) was spacious and spotless. There is ample parking in front and at the rear of the property and we found everything to our liking. One special mention needs to be the ease of access in to Coventry from here, with the route through the new ”JLR access road” meaning that there is no need to go on to the busy A45 at all, as it brings you out at the London Road, so the CBS Arena and City Centre are easily accessible, as is Kenilworth/Leamington & Warwick plus Rugby and the M45 is only 15 minutes drive. All in all we were really pleased to have found this little gem, with a couple of pubs & restaurants within walking distance, it is very good value for money.

We came back again for three nights, accompanied by my two young children. We always have a great time, it is so safe for the children and fellow people staying and staff friendly. The children felt they had a lot of freedom in a welcoming environment. Nice and close to Stratford, a lovely place to explore. We stayed in the accessible room on the ground floor near reception. My only gripe is that the room was not what I would call properly clean on arrival. There was quite a bit of dust on fixtures and fittings and debris under beds etc. The bathroom could also do with a deep clean. Either the cleaners are not trained/doing a good enough job and/or they are not properly supervised. Also, I got totally confused by the signage in the kitchen about turning on the extraction fan above the hops when cooking, but it failed to point out that the hob would indeed NOT WORK without the fan on, which is a different message altogether... I turned on all the hobs and even told the person at reception they were not working, only to be told the fan needed to be turned on for them to work. It wasn't just me who was confused, the next person who entered the kitchen had the very same issue! We hope to be back soon.

In the countryside in Stratford in a beautiful timber beamed building. The room was dark but spacious. We had the family room with a double and two single. Breakfast was included. No menus but the waiter said any English breakfast combination which was great. I had two poached eggs. The only problem was a lack of communication regarding the usual route to find the hotel being closed due to road works. Navigating a one way system in an unfamiliar town with no email or call to let us know how we were to get to the hotel was extremely stressful and put us 1.5 hours behind the schedule to arrive. This could have been sorted if the hotel had contacted trip.com with the landline provided at booking and explained about road works so I could have been forwarned.

The castle hotel where Elizabeth I spent his childhood is really beautiful, the environment is beautiful, and the medieval castle hotel itself is classic and beautiful, it is worth visiting. Service is good, breakfast is good, as long as it is not a weekend, the price is super high, it is definitely worth a stay |

Had a fabulous two night stay at The DoubleTree while working away from home. Staff very friendly and they couldn't do enough for their guests We didn't realise at the time of booking that breakfast was included, this was an added bonus, Great selection of both hot and cold food. The hotel is in a perfect location, just a short stroll to the pubs, restaurants in the centre. Will definitely return but for pleasure rather than business next time

We attended a family wedding at the property. There were problems with the checkin process (the team actually checked us out midstay and we found out by accident -- we almost didn't have a room for the night of the wedding itself), problems with our dinner in the restaurant (wrong food order taken for 2 of the table, cold sauces with the steaks, raw meat, wine plonked on the table unopened, dirty plates left for 25 minutes, and unused glassware and plates not cleared), sullen faces in the bar area, and the rooms were stifling hot (the windows did not open). The team let the property down. They just don't care. They don't ”own” what it is that they do for a living. It's a shame.