Which popular attractions are close to The Broadway Hotel?

Nearby attractions include Broadway Playground (0.4 km), High Street Broadway (0.2 km), and Gordon Russell Design Museum (0.1 km). See all nearby attractions.

What are some of the property amenities at The Broadway Hotel?

Some of the more popular amenities offered include free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and free parking. See all property amenities.

What food & drink options are available at The Broadway Hotel?

Guests can enjoy free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and free instant coffee during their stay. Learn more.

Is parking available at The Broadway Hotel?

Yes, free parking is available to guests. Learn more.

What are some restaurants close to The Broadway Hotel?

Conveniently located restaurants include Flipside, Market Pantry, and Leaf & Bean Tea and Coffee Lounge. See all nearby restaurants.

Is The Broadway Hotel located near the city centre?

Yes, it is 0.8 km away from the centre of Broadway. See all nearby attractions.

Are any cleaning services offered at The Broadway Hotel?

Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests. See all property amenities.

Are pets allowed at The Broadway Hotel?

Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm. Learn more.

Are there any historical sites close to The Broadway Hotel?

Many travellers enjoy visiting Snowshill Manor (3.7 km), Snowshill Manor and Garden (3.6 km), and Stanway House & Fountain (6.1 km). See all nearby attractions.

Is The Broadway Hotel accessible?

Yes, it offers wheelchair access. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm. Learn more.

THE BROADWAY HOTEL: UPDATED 2022 Reviews, Price Comparison and 761 Photos (England)

Becky J wrote a review Today

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5 Star all round

Come up from London with some friends to enjoy some of the splendour the Cotswolds has to offer. We enjoyed amazing scenic walks in and around Broadway with the Broadway Tower being our highlight for its 360 views. We stayed in a lovely AirBnB for 2 nights and managed to find The Broadway Hotel and their Jockey Bar to be one of our new favourite finds in the village. Greeted and entertained by friendly and quirky staff, the bar tenders made us chuckle and we enjoyed quizzing their knowledge on different wines and their vast gin collection. The young South African gentleman with the tie and glasses was very professional and vibrant. You can clearly see the staff are passionate about their jobs, hence why we stayed for dinner on both nights during our stay in the Village. We felt relaxed and at home even though we were not hotel guests The Suffolk Pork steaks and Fish and Chips were lovely and will be coming back again soon. A beautiful hotel and all round pleasant experience would recommend The Broadway Hotel to all of my friends and family.…

Date of stay: May 2022Trip type: Travelled

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Jeremy5 wrote a review Yesterday

London83 contributions60 helpful votes

Good food some condescending staff

Snug room was basic and up very steep stairs. Pigeons nesting in plants round window woke us at 6am every day. Food was good and plentiful but one dish was undercooked and had to be returned, this got a rude reception! The location is excellent and there is a car park and outside space which is good.

Date of stay: May 2022

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Room Tip: Suggest comfy room not snug. Beware of stairs.

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Travellingman2014 wrote a review 24 May

London, United Kingdom43 contributions24 helpful votes

Some politeness and basic social skills lacking in the Bar staff

A lovely sunny early evening last Saturday saw us going for a drink at the Broadway. Two waiters standing idly in the garden - when asked - politely said drinks should be ordered from the bar. Stood at the bar for 8 and a half minutes whilst two, and at times three, bar staff busied themselves preparing drinks for the restaurant and one other man waiting for his cocktails. Not an issue but I was the only person waiting so you would have thought a "good evening sir, be with you in a moment" or a "sorry to keep you sir be right with you" or a "take a seat sir I will come out to you as soon as I can". Standing there in utter silence watching the bar staff mixing cocktails I gently enquired if I should come back and how long should I leave it. This seemed to infuriate the youngest member of the staff who testily replied "we are busy we will be with you when we can". I said "would it help if I came back" - he replied "I have told you we are busy". 10 minutes waiting in silence I wondered if I should leave. The young man eventually said "right what do you want" (no "sorry to keep you sir"). I asked what the house white wine was - he replied sarcastically "we have red or white". I politely asked again what the the house white was he said "it is a chenin blanc". I said that would be great. So with a pint of beer and a glass of wine I paid the bill using a credit card - at no time did he say "that will be x pounds please" or "thank you" or 'sorry you had to wait so long sir". I paid and said thank you - but he walked off. Took the drinks out to the lovely sunny garden past the two idle waiters who were standing chatting and sat down. My wife said what on earth kept me. Beautiful evening - in a lovely setting - in a nice garden. We wondered why at 8pm on a saturday night the bar and the garden was mostly empty. I think I now know why. I fully appreciate that bar staff are at times very busy and that customers have to wait - that is absolutely not an issue with me. Clearly the young man hated his job and was in no mood to be even the slightest bit polite. I wonder if a career in the hospitality industry is really his destiny. To be fair the bar staff seemed exceptionally skilled at mixing cocktails - so I assume they have had some good training....just not in very basic social skills. It takes very little to be polite. And rudeness to a customer is not acceptable - no matter how busy you are or how much you hate your job.…

Date of stay: May 2022

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Alan D wrote a review 16 May

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A LOVELY STAY

This lovely old building in the Town Centre is perfectly placed. The staff are really friendly and efficient. The food is very good, and it is such an easy Town to get around. We were there for the Weekend, (My wifes Birthday treat) and it didn't disappoint. I thought of commending one staff member, but they were all so good and worked very hard, it would be impossible.

Date of stay: May 2022

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Room Tip: If you have a disability, mention it when booking, as some rooms are up narrow stairs,

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MaxNellie11 wrote a review 15 May

Wokingham, United Kingdom45 contributions41 helpful votes

Very good for a 3 star hotel

Very nice hotel, mostly above its 3 stars. Staff extremely pleasant, very good service. Lovely having the residents garden as Broadway was very busy. Strange that the bar and restaurant menus were the same - no snacks available ie sandwiches, jacket potatoes etc. A couple of flies in the ointment though. Breakfast certainly wasn’t great over the 3 mornings. The fruit plate consisted of 2 paper thin slices of melon, thin slice each of grapefruit and orange and one quartered strawberry. The pancakes were crunchy, cold and unpleasant and it was strange that croissants or Danish were offered before the main The room was pleasant and comfortable but no soundproofing from room above. This left nothing to the imagination in the evening. I’ll say no more there but will stress that, mostly, a very pleasant stay…

Date of stay: May 2022Trip type: Travelled

Room Tip: Dog friendly. There are quite a few steps throughout so can be problematic for anyone with...

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