Hotel MacDonald Swan's Nest (Stratford Upon Avon) Reviews
Newest Review: ... and comfortable. Each side has somewhere to rest any things by the bed, my husband had a little side drawer unit, and I had the desk, which I could reach quite easily to grab things from. Although it was quite close to me, it didn't obstruct me while I slept. There are little lamps by the bed, and a switch for the mains, so you don't have to get up to switch the light off should you want to watch tv or read before going to bed. On the Saturday night, we got a fair bit of noise as there was a wedding reception on, which didn't go on too late and was done by about 10.30. Our room was very close to the reception hall, but we quite enjoyed l... more
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Hotel MacDonald Swan's Nest (Stratford Upon Avon): A comfortable stay in Shakespeare's home town (1500 words)by - written on 29/09/10 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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My husband and I spent 2 nights (Saturday and Sunday) at the Swan's Nest for the August Bank holiday. The hotel was easy to find using satellite navigation, although looks a bit like a big pub from outside so I wasn't initially sure we had the right place! The car park entrance wasn't instantly obvious for us to find as someone had parked right in front of the sign which said which way to turn, I think it needed better signposting which couldn't be obstructed by cars or people. There is free car parking for approx 60-70 cars, we arrived at 1.30pm and the car park was fully packed with guests and people visiting the in-hotel restaurant for lunch (plus it was ... Read the complete review
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