Warwick Castle

My husband and I had a fantastic weekend at Warwick Castle, but by far the highlight was being able to stay in the castle itself and having the place to ourselves after 4pm. Much has already been said in reviews about the wonderful Rose Suite, and its all true! You get a very real sense of being in a castle turret in the room, but with modern conveniences that have been thoughtfully included so they don't detract from the historical splendour of the suite. We had Afternoon tea on arrival in the large conservatory, which was glorious on a sunny Winters day. Breakfast was surreal - we had a lovely full english in the State Room (which we had all to ourselves) surrounded by huge portraits of King Charles II and baroque furniture. A particular mention for Ellie, our concierge for the weekend, who was on hand to help throughout but largely left us to explore and enjoy ourselves. And I must also compliment Chloe, who gave us a very knowledgeable and fascinating personal tour of the Castle, Great Hall & State Rooms. Admittedly this is one of the more expensive nights away, but if you factor in all the complementary elements it is extremely good value for money. I'd do it again in a heartbeat... although next time I'd stay in the Summer months when there is more going on in the grounds (jousting demos, archery, etc).

We stayed at the Tower suites, specifically the Rose Tower Suite very recently with our 2 nearly 3 month old! We had an amazing time, the communication and service was 5 star! Constant email communication prior, calming all my anxieties about taking my first born! From the moment we arrived to the moment we left we were treated like royalty, they allowed us to store our pram in the office, so we didn't have to keep going back and forth to the car at all in our stay, and we were able to just text as and when we needed it, as there are alot of places at the castle you cannot take them. Be warned, theres a lot of steps to get up to the Rose suite, around 60 in total, and carrying a baby up these can be tricky! But we managed! The room was stunning, with it's own private Rampart which was lovely to go out onto at night when the castle was empty and looking out at the stunning views, especially sunset and sunrise! The castle itself has lots to do to keep you busy for the day! Sadly the mill was closed due to flooding but that can't be helped! Included in our stay was the dungeons (we didn't do these) and the christmas light trail, which we did do! The lights were amazing! and we had a brilliant time! They send you a lot of options for dinner, including the ability to order takeout to the castle, which concierge would go collect if needed. We decided to eat over in knights village and watch their new addition to christmas this year, the pantomime! It's a little dinner pantomime, and was brilliant! They did a great job keeping the kids, and adults ;) entertained! Concierge take you down to dinner and bring you back, and were very friendly and chatty! Breakfast the next morning is in one of the staterooms, private! This was delicious and such a nice setting! Then you get to go round the castle whilst still closed to the public which again, was lovely to enjoy it in those hours! We'd like to personally mention Erin and Emily the two concierge working on our first day there! They definitley went above and beyond, and were lovely! Even getting smiles from our son! thank you once again for an amazing stay, and we're gutted we had no cash with us for tips! As its 100% deserved!!! Highly recommend!

We’ve just had a night on the tower suite package for our anniversary. We stayed in the Rose Suite and after you’ve navigated the 55 stair spiral staircase, you are in a fabulous room, with not only a super comfy bed and lovely bathroom but a door out of the back of the shower room leads you to the ramparts, which are completely all yours once the castle has shut at 4pm, which was such fun. A massive shout out to Ellie and Jordan, the concierge looked after us fabulously, champagne, breakfast in a state room, afternoon tea in the conservatory and a personal history tour (thank you to Andrew who was fab). Along with all the other exhibitons and things to discover. The Falconer’s Quest is not to be missed. We also walked into Warwick for a lovely Thai meal, finishing off what was a lovely two days!

We went on a romantic getaway for my birthday this year and were thoroughly impressed. The peacock suite was immaculate and went above our expectations. The staff were the real highlight of our stay - Ellie and Jordan could not have done more for us and made us feel so welcome, we loved talking to them and wish them all the best.

Amazing stay at Warwick castle in the peacock suite, our concierge Ellie was very helpful and informative as was her colleague khadija who brought our dinner up to the room! It was a magical package which included afternoon tea and a private history tour with Andrew which was outstanding! Finally after a very luxurious breakfast in the state dining room we had a dungeon tour which again was excellent. We are already planning our next stay at the castle!

The castle is amazing, it is a well maintained historical monument with lots of different shows and entertainment. The castle has a beautiful park and a tea house with nice snacks and beverages. The castle hotel offers a variety of rooms on the castle grounds. And the tower suite is a unique place where you are treated like a king or a queen. We enjoyed our stay very much and highly recommend this fantastic experience of a lifetime to couples and families as well.