The Kenilworth

We stayed here as it was close to the wedding venue we were attending and didn’t seem too expensive. Easy to find and park park at. Check in was easy and the room was spacious and I was grateful for the kettle and teabags/milk and use of hairdryer and ironing board. The downside was the bars downstairs. We were at the front of the building right above the hotel bar and both Friday and Saturday night I struggled to sleep til the partygoers left at midnight. I had the windows shut and the blinds and curtains closed to try drown out the sound but to no avail. I am a light sleeper though. My partner sleeps through anything so he was fine. That was until some guests returned back at 1am Saturday night screaming like idiots at each other. They woke us both up and should learn some respect. The area was great in the day time though. Local amenities, a lovely park and an easy walk or tube to the town centre.

Clean, nice decor really friendly staff

it was quite noisy until 1130pm, when the pub cleared. I had no idea when I booked this was above a noisy student pub. Hotel and check in great otherwise

Comfortable stay in quiet, clean, modern room. Friendly staff

Check in was really nice I arrived early the gentleman on reception was very nice and helpful very informative,room was very clean and had a double bed and a single bed In it I had only asked for a single bed so I was very happy

The room we stayed in had a lingering cigarette smell.

Exactly as described. Good value and near to the concert venue I was attending

Honest realistic review. 2 adults, 1 child, 1 large dog Loved the fact that the hotel was dog friendly. Other dogs were their too and it was fine, you didn't hear them. The rooms were quite spacious, en suite was small and very little power in the shower. The room did what we needed it to. It was clean and looked recently decorated. Our room was above the bar (room 4) and was on the main road. We didn't really hear any noise and the bar didn't bother us, they were even kind enough to lend us some wine glasses. The tv had basic freeview and a hairdryer was also in the room. The parking. Pretty poor and the guy on reception was just plain awkward with telling people where to park. As we pulled up, he tried to open our door to ask us to park in a different space. Then once parked up he asked us to move again. The spaces are extremely tight and despite us saying we had a child to get out of a car seat he still insisted we get closer to another car. Also very obvious they prefer certain cars in certain spaces. And after speaking to other guests we found that they were treated too. He would repeatedly speak over us and not listen, even telling me that the caledonian has less spaces (who cares, i wasn't staying there!). This happened each time we came to park up, even asking us to move just one or two inches closer to a van (saying that he knows that the contractors that stay in there that have transit vans might clip the parked cars). Overall, good hotel, parking is poor.

Enjoyed a clean, spacious, comfortable room, rear facing so away from any traffic noise. Large, fully-opening window a bonus in hot weather. Located close to the town centre so plenty shops, bars and restaurants plus 2 Metro stations within an easy, level walk.

Good sized room, free parking but as with all hotels on Osbourne Road a tad noisy with the windows open. But the noise does eventually stop also the air con unit outside the window was noisy. Service was lovely really welcoming. Price was very reasonable and the location is great