Tewkesbury Park | Hotel and Golf course

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We stayed at Tewkesbury Park Hotel to celebrate our anniversary and had an absolutely wonderful time. The entire estate is beautiful, immaculately maintained, and offers so much to do — plenty of indoor activities, relaxing spaces, and a fantastic wellness centre, which made the stay feel really special and unrushed. The service throughout our visit was excellent, and the food was outstanding. As part of our package, we enjoyed festive afternoon tea and snacks, which were perfectly presented and delicious — a real highlight of the stay. It was such a memorable experience enjoying great food while taking in the scenic surroundings. A special thank you to Evie, who arranged everything so thoughtfully for us. She was warm, attentive, and genuinely made our anniversary feel extra special. Her service truly stood out and added a personal touch that we really appreciated. Overall, a memorable and relaxing stay from start to finish.

We stayed here over Christmas and had a lovely time. The room was bright, clean and spacious - even staying in the cheaper option. The spa facilities were modest but suited our needs, and the food we were served was very tasty. The thing that really made our stay great though was the staff. Every single person we encountered was cheerful and more than happy to help - even on a day of the year that nobody wants to be working. Everyone really made our stay special - especially Ruby on reception, who handled an odd request with great speed and good humour.

Lovely place to getaway for our wedding anniversary. The bed was huge and super comfortable, gym was well equipped. Sauna was great, even if you had to walk outside in cold December air to get to it from the pool! The jacuzzi struggled a little to keep the heat up in such cold weather. The pool was also a little cooler than expected, but enjoyed both it and the steam room (especially when the kids had gone). Breakfast was delicious! We went into Tewkesbury for our evening meal - very accessible.

We have stayed at Tewkesbury Park a few times now + we keep coming back. We had the King Richard III suite and boy does it deliver! An enormous room with dressing area and wonderful bathroom. It is beautifully decorated and so comfy. Views over the golf course and surrounding countryside are magical. Turn down service is a nice touch. This is a family run hotel and it really shows. All of the staff are fantastic, really friendly and go out of their way to help. All the food is of an exceptionally high standard, we stayed 4 nights and ate in the restaurant every evening, the food is that good. Stand out meal was the curry, it was truly delicious. |We had stayed at a 5 star hotel for a few days before coming here and I can honestly say that our stay at Tewkesbury far exceded it. We are already looking forward to a return visit.

I stayed here twice last week on the way to and from my trip up north. I had a dog friendly room and was blown away. There was a dog bed, bowls, doggy towel and complimentry treats. The room has a ground floor balcony with access out into the grounds. Anyone travelling with a dog knows how amazing this is. There is a seperate lounge area to eat next to the bar that is dog friendly and I was positioned next to a bed and bowl. All of the staff were very friendly and treated my dog like a celebrity. Check your bill before paying however, someone else's dinner was charged to my bill. It was dealt with quickly but if I hadn't bothered looking I would've just paid it. I would definitely stay again and recommend. I wish I could've used the pool but didn't want to leave my dog in the room.

We were very lucky tonight to be able to sample the great food, service of @tewkesburypark , along with an overnight stay in the King Richard 3rd Suite. ||We opted for the seven course tasting menu with matching wines, every course and wines were delicious. The food was European with a strong Indian accent. |Tasty and deep flavours yet beautifully subtle and beautifully presented. The service was very good, professional, knowledgable but nicely informal. ||The suite was spacious, gorgeous, warm, beautifully decorated with everything you would expect from a first class hotel. They was an amazing view over the manicured Golf Greens||Open to the Public as well as Corporate/ Events and off course Golfers .||We had an excellent stay and would highly recommend it to others.

I have given 5 stars but although there were some disappointments, the management did respond before I posted the review, and I believe they are keen to work on those areas. Overall, we had a good time. |The Mint restaurant was fantastic and we dined twice in 5 days but had breakfast every day. First all the positives.|I booked 3 rooms for 5 nights on my trip from Australia and the intention was to create memories. Laura in events was very helpful in booking rooms for me and the family, months ahead, so I had an Indulgent room (up some tight stairs but worth it and good exercise) with fantastic views across the golf course. Real luxury. Huge comfortable bed and lounge area. Plenty of space and a large bathroom. The Touch of Class room suited my one daughter and had an outside patio. For the daughter with 2 children, 2 connecting rooms were ideal. All of us felt that housekeeping was superb and friendly.|We ate in the restaurant on 2 evenings and elsewhere in the area (recommended by the hotel). Dinner was excellent – the curry served in a tiffin was an absolute delight and surprise. Desserts were amazing. The TP burger was delicious but a challenge to eat on such a small board. Bread at 5 pounds was overcharging – 2 slices of bread cut in 2, 2 grissini and a small balsamic dish and served for 5 of us.|Breakfast was a highlight. Big buffet plus a la carte as well. Busy. Staff were efficient and friendly keeping up with the guests hunger and food was fresh and a delight to eat. Tea and coffee served by staff with flasks was a bottleneck and sometimes slow to be available. On Saturday and Sunday they were overwhelmed by guests eating late but coped admirably.|Great location for exploring Tewkesbury, its Abbey and history. A big outlet mall 7 miles away enabled shopping for gifts to take back to Oz. Open until 8pm and restaurants there as well.|Swimming pool was smaller than I expected but the grandchildren loved it and the outdoor sauna and hot tub were fun even in October’s cold weather. Men’s changing rooms were tired – you need a pound coin which pool staff had to loan me and few lockers had hangers and on some the locks didn’t engage. But that is minor. Staff there were friendly and the area was clean. And snacks, chocolate and crisps available in the bar.|So, what are my negatives? (which I have shared with the hotel and had a very nice positive response):|I know it was busy (and the Range Rover corporate event was taking its toll) but I have seen other reviews about reception staff and I also didn’t have a good experience except from Laura and the bubbly receptionist who got my luggage together on checkout. When I enquired about breakfast, location and pool times (which I had hunted for in the room and on the TV) I was mildly told off for not having downloaded the app before arrival. “It was on your confirmation’. No hotel information is available anywhere else and the app took an age to download. I had a surprisingly frosty response when I paid in advance of my daughter’s arrival (‘you know she won’t be allowed in until 2’) and generally there was no acknowledgement when entering or leaving the hotel. Over 5 days.|I had left the last chance of using a washing machine 3 days before arrival, so I had expected to be able to launder a couple of shirts. No laundry service is available so I had to resort to handwashing and drip drying so I could finish my trip with enough clean clothes for the long flight back. My other surprise was that I couldn’t order a newspaper or even borrow one. (‘Go into town’ I was told by reception –but I didn’t have a car every day.)|Such a lovely location and great food and a lot of potential going for it but I left not feeling as excited as I had hoped.

What an exceptional meal (well I mean several actually!!) that we enjoyed here over a few days! A few dinners plus an unexpectedly large and delicious lunch! Every meal and every course was as tasty as the last! The chefs also catered incredibly for me too with my various dietary needs due to health conditions, and took such great care to get it right for us and for me when we both have big appetites too! - so thank you all of you! Although we already love coming to Tewkesbury, you made our stay extra special!! The beautiful fruit salad at the end of each meal was also a perfect way to finish the 3 course meal - along with, of course, the best cappuccino!!! And that includes the fact I personally needed de-caff with oat milk...and you had it all sorted! Would love to return when we're next in Tewkesbury! Anuj, Chloe, Poppy and team - thank you all!!

Set in the outskirts of Tewkesbury, this hotel would be ideal for those looking to enjoy the town and nearby countryside without having to stay in the centre or next to the motorway. We were welcomed by a very helpful trainee receptionist and provided with all of the information required for amenities, meals and the location of our room. Parking was close to the hotel and ample. The hotel was extremely hot, which was somewhat stifling considering the decent outdoor temperature. We were very grateful of the complimentary upgrade to an executive double room on the top floor. The view over the golf course and towards the Malvern Hills was phenomenal, especially during the sunset. Besides the occasional hair dryer late at night and a couple arguing, the room was pleasantly quiet. The room featured ample storage facilities, a flat-screen television with the usual Freeview selection, desk and coffee table with armchairs. The bed, although not completely solid, was rather firm; achieving a decent level of comfort was quite a task. The room could have benefitted from a lamp on both bedside tables, rather than just the one. The room was largely clean and well-presented. Complimentary Wi-Fi, although temperamental, was decent enough to enjoy streaming music and video. All too often these days a hotel will save on space and water costs by installing a shower cubicle, however we were very grateful of the presence of a bath tub. In addition, the bathroom was spacious and clean. The complimentary soaps were of a decent enough quality. I would thoroughly recommend staying clear of the breakfast buffet if you are a fan of the full-English. The quality of items did not in any way match the price, particularly the questionable sausages. We did not take the opportunity to visit the Hotel's restaurant or make use of the room service, but the menu for both seemed to provide some interesting items above the usual bland hotel fare.