Described as luxury B&B, the Crown & Cushion really didn't live up to its description. The building itself is extremely well situated in he heart of Chipping Norton, and boasts an interesting history. However, the decor is extremely tired, the service very poor and the breakfast wasn't great. In my view the hotel is overselling itself and I certainly wouldn't... More

Like some other reviewers, I am a little taken aback by those who have criticised the "tired" decor. If you want a boutique hotel, you have to pay boutique prices. Personally, I thought the decor was perfectly adequate and the room I stayed in was well-maintained, apart from the shower hose, which was just about usable but needed to be... More

I don't normally give feedback but our family reunion stay was a series of unfortunate events which I have to comment on. One of the couples in our party suffered water damage from above bedroom and so had to move at 10.30pm with no apology; food was substandard and veggies were served cold, 10 minutes after main meal arrived; swimming... More

Just stayed at the Crown and Cushion for two nights and was surprised to see the negative experiences reflected in some of the other reviews. We must have been lucky! We had one of the four poster rooms in the main building and it was huge, with a spacious seating area and separate dressing room. Yes the decoration is old-fashioned... More

This is the first time I've ever been inspired to write a tripadvisor review, but our experience here was so poor I felt the need to get it off my chest. Where to start....The hotel blurb says they have a tradition of hospitality starting in 1497. What they fail to mention is that this tradition probably stopped in 1498. We... More

We stayed here for a couple of nights over Easter. There is not much wrong and for £75 per night for a family room what can you expect?? However in a travel inn at this price point the staff smile but at the crown and cushion you don't see a smile from anyone. Our room was in the coach house.... More

Stayed here for 2 nights with my husband and son .Yes the rooms are a little dated but are clean and warm with all you need .Ate 2 nights in the bar and the food was good and plentiful .A mention must go to the staff who are pleasant and hard working .Some rude visitors were most impatient and rude... More

We stayed in Room 1 which was spacious and beautifully prepared for our use. The en suite was also spacious and there were plenty of fluffy bath towels and toiletries. Nice 4 windowed view over the High Street - all double glazed. Room includes convenient secure private parking as well as breakfast. The bed was really comfortable and I slept... More

My wife and I stayed here for two nights in March 2012. The hotel is an old coaching inn and certainly has potential. But it needs a lot of money spending on it: it looks tired, as though it were last properly maintained about thirty years ago. On the plus side, it was clean and our bedroom was well serviced.... More