We chose this 'hotel' for our first anniversary. It's not a hotel, just a B&B. The suites are just rooms with four poster beds. Don't bother with the cooked breakfast, although nice enough 1 sausage, 2 bacon, 1 egg, 2 small mushrooms and half a raw tomato is not worth the extra £9.95 each. The service provided by Christine was lovely but didn't make up for the room and breakfast costs. The hotel is right by the main road which wasn't too noisy but not quite the secluded hotel we expected. We also got asked what time we were arriving, getting to breakfast etc so felt we had to turn up when expected which spoiled the romantic nature of the weekend a bit. Spa bath was nice but the hand held shower was a pain, couldn't wait to get home and have a real shower. Not the worse hotel experience, but definitely not the best, we wont be going back.

we had a great three night stay at the old rectory,chris the owner and her husband made us most welcome.we had lovely cooked breakfasts that set us up for the days exploring the area, the rectory is perfectly placed for warwick and stratford and we would definetly stay there again.

Beware this lodge although nice and quaint comes with a sting in the tail. The lodge is not advertised as a non smoker and there are prior warnings and no signs in the room to this effect.
My wife not finding an ashtray went to the bathroom opened a window and had a cigarette.
We were fined £50 by the owner in the morning on checking out.
The Shakespeare 'room' is advertised as a suite and a suite it is not, it is a bedroom room with a bathroom there is no seperate lounge. When i pay £110 for a nights rest (not including the £50 'fine'), i expect a nights rest, not creaking floorboards and hearing the next doors room occupants conversation.
Breakfast was nice. There is a Hilton Lodge nearby, I later checked this out ad it was far superior and a lot cheaper.

Had a romantic weekend away with the wife, staying in the Shakespeare Suite. Cosy room dominated by the oak four-poster bed which was very comfy. Tea/coffee in room, small TV hung on wall.
Large ensuite with toilet, washbasin and bath with hand-held shower from mixer taps.
To call it a suite is going some, it's an ensuite bedroom!
The house is lovely some parts dating back to the 17th century, so pots of character with exposed beams everywhere.
Christine the proprietor is very welcoming freely passing on information when asked. For our evening meal she recommended the Granville Arms @ Barford, in a neighbouring village as there is no pub/restaurant in Sherbourne. This was an easy 20 mins walk on level pavements to a cosy eatery which served superb food, well recommended.
Breakfast on weekends is full english, continental on weekdays, served by Christine.
I think it's a bit much calling it a hotel - but it is a good B&B.
It is right next to the A 46 but we were not disturbed by road noise, however with no air-con in the bedroom, in the summer the windows will need to be open and so may become an issue.