The Jacobean Hotel

Went for something to eat but did not book a table. The older Male server seemed to try and put us off having food by saying oh we are busy you'll have to sit in the bar...which wasnt a problem to us but we felt as if we were a problem. I went to the bar and ordered drinks which the same man served me and then after a while waiting I then asked the same man at the bar...who was the table server... shall I order food at the bar to save us waiting he said yes and proceeded to serve other people one of which came after me. It's a shame really because the food was really nice. We had the hunters chicken and the burger which both were delicious. Whilst there I noticed a party of approximately 10 came in when we had nearly finished our meals, but except for about 3 tables having couples on already I couldnt see that they were really that busy food wise. There were a few people in the bar area drinking. Maybe better training in time management for the said server is needed.

Quite a basic 3 star hotel. Some of the rooms decor is very dated and I've never seen flat screen TV's that small!

Sunday Lunch Only - Portion sizes generous. Menu needs to be a bit more specific, with what you are actually getting. The service was good, cannot fault most of the staff. Need to vastly improve vegetarian options! Diced lentils and carrots, served in a deep fill dish with a layer of mash potato on top, was not our image of a pie! What oils are the roast potatoes and yorkshire puddings cooked in?The lady who took payment did not want to hear any critism. We only wanted to add feedback which could help in the future. Sadly the attitude led to our rating.Will not be returning.

Arrived her last night. First impressions absolutely shocking! Dirty torn carpets up to room which was soulless! Awful dark scuffed furniture hideous decor not an ornament insight curtains like bits ofLinen which would not keep out any light! Loud swearing beneath the window! We didn’t stay checked out immediately & drove three hours home which was much preferable to stayin in a run down dirty hotel (if you could call it that)

Went out with family and friends for a meal.The service was good but the food was extremely disappointing and expensive. The portions were small, the chicken schnitzel was a slice of chicken breast covered in soggy breadcrumbs, there was no parmesan with the parmesan and rocket salad, so it was just ticket leaves (look at the photo to see) and the chips were cold.We were a group of 10 including 2 children, the 3 Chicken schnitzels came out first, then several minutes later the 2 children's meals were served and several after that the remainder of the meals were served.The fish was overcooked, the batter was almost dark, dark brown almost black.They blamed it on an agency chef, but I definitely won't be returning.

My friend and I had lunch today… Sam was a wonderful host. The food and service was excellent. We both had the steak sandwich and chips and it was superb! I dined out yesterday at a well known restaurant in Kenilworth and have to say the taste and price of food there made me compelled to write this review. You will not regret dining at the Jacobean. I also had a Sunday Roast here on Mother's Day and again was very satisfied with the food and service.

I hemmed and hawed whether to reserve after reading a few of the recent reviews condemning the decor etc, but those people should get over themselves! This hotel is exactly what I wanted- unique, cute, cozy, romantic, old-timey, full of character. I love the attached pub in the conservatory/greenhouse, and little guest library upstairs. Unique quirky layout and GORGEOUS back garden. Rooms nice and warm but not too hot in mid Sep. Not too crowded. Perfect for a memorable getaway. If you want to stay in a cookie cutter Marriott that looks like every other hotel in the world, go do that. This hotel is every bit as clean and nice as you would expect someone's (or your own) spare guest room to be.

Where to start…the WiFi is excellent, the service in the bar and restaurant is great and the food was excellent!The overall appearance of the hotel is very tired and my room was the same, definitely last decorated in the Jacobean era. One colleague had a fabulous room so maybe they are refurbishing but 6 other colleagues reported the same as me. The sheets and bathroom were clean but the bed was saggy. I’d recommend for a bite to eat but definitely not to stay at £90 a night.

Me and my husband popped in for lunch - which was great!Special thank you to a lovely lady called Abbie who welcomed us so warmly and gave us loads of information on the hotel as we inquired about staying in the nearby future.We will be back :) :)

Booked a table for 14 people. We were told we would have to order our food in advance which wasn't an issue but when our food came items had been swapped without telling us, lamb was just a lump of undercooked fat and the rest of the food in general wasn't that good.I can appreciate they may have run out of some ingredients and were busy but if someone on our table had food allergies we should have been told in advance and given some alternative options especially when we were asked 2 pre ordered days in advance.