Castle Limes Hotel

Booked for our maid of honour and her partner, they both enjoyed their stay and had no complaint. Definitely enjoyed the breakfast!

Stayed 1 night in family room on same side as single room stayed for 4 nights but on 2nd(1st?) floor. Good with big size and bearable noise comparing to ground floor. Town center would be better, but still good location to enjoy Warwick as city is small to walk everywhere. Staffs are all kind.

Stayed here for a couple of days on the way back home. The hotel is in a great location, just on the edge of the town. Managed to get free parking too. The room was spacious & the bed was comfy.

Amazing place with very friendly people, but being next to a main road meant that it was quite loud with traffic

The hotel was easy to find and very limited parking. The reception and check in was very simple and no hassle. Room was simple clean warm and comfortable. Tea and Coffee in the room. For my one night business trip it was perfect.

Enjoyed our stay. Staff were friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay again.

The staff were friendly for the most part, the lady making breakfast was good. The others tended to make you feel like you were imposing on them. The mattresses are extremely cheap/thin and could do with a refresh. The bathroom was only just ok. The bedroom faced out onto a very busy/noisy road with near constant cars. Given the positive prior reviews I was very let down. I won’t be returning.

Hotel was well placed for exploring Warwick. It is really only a B & B Hotel, as no lounge, Bar or meal facilities & no evidence of the Family that are supposed to run it!, a bit uncomfortable that there appears not to be any staff resident in the building at night.

I would like to give this hotel 4.5 Stars. It is an inexpensive hotel in a superb location. Perfect for visitors travelling by rail and walking the town. At the reception is a photo of it c. 1900. From that picture and the layout I would say it is a coaching hotel from the early nineteenth century. It is laid out as a reverse L with a wide arch on the long side through which coaches and horses would pass to what might have been the stables. Just at the arch is the entry to Reception. The rooms are generous but basic and probably always were. Breakfast is good. The couple who run it now are nice, though check-in time is a bit late and it is hard to drop off bags if you arrive ahead of the check-in time. The location is perfect for people arriving by rail - a short distance from the station and easy walking distance to the famous castle and the very interesting historic town centre, including the medieval Lord Leycester Hospital (actually a guild hall) as well as the interesting restaurants on the main streets. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for and I assure you that what you get is well worth the moderate price.