Windmill Village Hotel

Nice hotel, good leisure facilities and golf course. Staff are helpful. Have booked my wedding there later this year

Stayed here after a conf at the NEC & motorcycle museum. basic,but effective- somewhat of a labyrinth. Golf looked nice and the rooms overlooked the course. be careful if booking a taxi as we were virtually robbed!!! get the meter running to save argument!

I stayed at the Windmill Village on business. Upon arrival it looked nice from the outside, the reception area was clean & tidy & the receptionist was helpful too. I headed up to my room and was happy with it, even if a little on the small side. My colleagues room however, had no real window other than that of a sky light and was very boxed in, but again it was clean which is important. Im guessing the rooms were single as the beds were only what I would call a 3/4 bed, but the facilities were clean & thats whats... more

Stayed here one night recently for a friend's wedding. Our double room was nice and comfortable although I thought they were a bit stingy with the showel gel and shampoo bottles they gave us. They were tiny and definitely not enough for 2 people. Our sleep was fine but we were woken by scream of our fire alarm going off. We were worried so called reception, but they failed to mention earlier (which we later found out) that every Monday morning the alarms inexplicably go off. If they had mentioned this, then perhaps the alarm wouldnt have... more

I recently stayed here one night on business, and have no real problems with the Windmill Valley at all. It’s quite a large, but very pleasant hotel with good service. The hotel is a little bit of a rabbit warren, as my room was at the very front of the hotel in the original part. My room was a little noisy, as it was above the restaurant. The room was large and recently refurbished into a traditional style. Both my room and the en-suite were immaculately clean. Shame the corridor outside wasn't in the same condition, as it was... more