We wished we'd found Chapel House sooner. We were staying in the other hotel in Atherstone for one night and discovered that it's restaurant was closed and that food was to be served in the bar, so we decided to eat out and were delighted to stumble across Chapel House. Described as a "Restaurant with Rooms", we have raved about... More

We found this little gem by accident and are so glad we did. The service from arrival was exccellent. The food was beautiful and the staff were able to answer any queries we had regarding the wines for the meal. As it was a warm evening we sat in the walled garden before and after the meal. This was secluded... More

this is one of those little gems you only rarely find, a quintisentaily english family hotel run by a charming and friendly couple who made us feel we were in an english country house rather than a hotel. the food is english/french ,cooked by the owner and was cooked to perfection, his knowledge of wines were astounding and backed up... More

Chapel House is quite simply, a lovely place to stay. I love travelling and am fortunate to be able to travel for work as well as pleasure. And when I travel, I am very particular about where I stay. Chapel House is one of those special places - personable, cosy, incredibly comfortable, great value for money and with the added... More

We go there for dinner with friends and on our own. Owners and staff could not be more helpful We just love the food Very relaxing with a excellent atmosphere More

The hotel looks lovely from the outside, but inside has certainly seen better days. Our bedroom was very tiny, and grubby. Couldn't even open wardrobe doors properly due to lack of room. No satelite just small portable tv, with basic 5 channels. You couldn't spend time in your room unless you sat on your bed for the evening. Breakfast was... More

Certainly worth a detour - not too difficult as Chapel House is central to so much of England. I always strive to find independant family run hotels such as this, which are sadly on the decline. Everything here shows such a care and dedication to detail: Wonderful cotton sheets, comfortable beds, showers so powerful they can pin you to the... More

We have just stayed at this great little hotel in small market town of Atherstone. Well worth the visit - stayed in room 5 with lovely brass bed and had dinner in the restaurant - food was excellent and our hosts, Richard and Siobhan Napper, were charming and most helpful. Excellent choice of tradtional breakfast - kippers, full English, black... More