We have stayed in many B&B both in England and Australia and I found this place very small. the bathroom had been fitted into a wardrobe . The owner was very friendly and couldn't be more helpful and the breakfast was ok. Overall i thought the room was not worth the money we paid.

My son, daughter and I shared a family room at Traveller's Rest. The room was small but the beds were very comfortable. The owners were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was very good. It is a hike into town though . . . about 20 minutes. Farther to the Royal Shakespeare Theater. If you are going to see the Shakespeare sites, I'd recommend walking to Anne Hathaway's cottage and then riding the hop on, hop off tour bus. We enjoyed our stay.

This was our first time at a bed & breakfast, and it was a wonderful experience. My husband and I travelled with our three teens, so we required a room for two and a room for three. The rooms were ample size and the beds very comfortable. The showers were very nice. Our hosts were most pleasant and gave us a map so we could park our car at their home and walk around Stratford. It was about a ten minute walk to the center of everything, very safe, even at night. It included a full English breakfast in their dining room that was delicious and a wonderful way to meet the other guests. Rooms included a fan and a television. The decor of the rooms were very welcoming, and included lovely furniture. It was a nice experience to be welcomed by our hosts and assisted with our luggage, compared to the commercial hotels. (If you are staying in Stratford, I would recommend booking your tickets for the theatre online before you leave as it is quite popular with the locals as well as with tourists, and you may not be able to get a ticket when you are there.)