The Welcombe Hotel, BW Premier Collection

food was great staff were lovely and the building absolutely stunning.

Having stayed here on a few golf breaks over the years we were very disappointed at the state of our bathroom where the enamel have peeled off half the bath and the whole room generally in need of refurbishment. The rest of our group (despite me being the organiser) had perfectly good rooms. Additionally we expected on a cold November night for the fire to be lit - this hotel has been famous for it lovely log fire. There was apparently a 20% discount off bar bills for hotel guests but this was not made obvious - no-one asked us when we paid £175 bar bill nor in the bar in the golf club.

Rooms cold no heating available, food was called Rib eye Steak that paid £15 supplement for but was not a Rib Eye other dishes at evening meal very poor breakfast ok, rooms ok just cold. Staff seemed unaware of what was required, bar staff ok

Early 20th building Stunning building and beautiful location. Dated decour but in keeping with the design of the architecture.

We were given a room upgrade which put us into an absolutely stunning suite, with fabulous views over the course and ornamental gardens. We were treated to a nostalgic experience walking in the footsteps of the poet William Shakespeare. The grade II listed building - a Gothic Manor- adds a sense of grandeur to your stay. The course is equally charming and well prepared with some tough holes to test all levels. The one downside was the slow pace of play with no Marshalls controlling it. Everything about this venue screams "revisit" which we certainly will do.

Lovely old house, had issue's with our room but staff were fantastic. Dinner in the Restaurant was excellent. Spa is in a separate building and as the weather was terrible we didn't walk to it.

System down check in difficult. staff numbers very limited. restaurant did not have our booking, we could only get a table later on, service very slow. I did give the hotel feed back. The room. bathroom had a strong sewage smell, the toilet flush handle was coming off the wall, one light over the sink not working the TV picture just juddered and rolled unable to watch.

Perfect for our golf society of 12 people. The location is ideal as only a mile from Stratford upon Avon. The hotel itself caters well, good breakfast and evening meal and bar. The only thing if I was being picky would be the bathrooms are a bit dated, but it’s a lovely old building. The staff were excellent, so would highly recommend it.

Nice course, bit tired in places but that’s probably due to playing at the end of a very dry summer. Some lovely holes and the view in places was stunning, especially the 17th leading up to the old Manor House.

Lovely interesting course with lots of variety. Views spectacular. Greens not good and buggies in very poor, dirty condition

Good condition for time of year with full greens and tees in play

Play to slow no Marshall’s on course moving groups on obvious some people not regular golfers which is fine but should of had marshal out making sure they kept up

Well presented. In great condition

Very enjoyable, but required a buggy on the second day. Their tired buggies are offered at £38 and are well used, I would say they are in need of an upgrade as they didn't provide the canopy that protects clubs in the rain.

Weather was abysmal, heavy rain which made buggy use very dangerous on some holes. Play was very very slow on both days so not a great experience.

course suffered a bit from the drought in places, But the course was excellent, challenging, greens were superb the pin positions made you think about how best to tackle the approach. we would definitely play the course again