Warwick Castle Knight's Village

Really lovely for glamping very plush beds and clean tents. Central bathroom facilities were immaculate and within a few moments walk. Evening entertainment was good fun and very engaging for the smaller children. Only downside was constant drone so not so good for light sleepers, but overall we thoroughly recommend a stay here when visiting the castle.

I thought the accommodation itself was excellent and the entertainment for the children good. We were very disappointed with the quality of the food with the choices far too limited for those with dietary requirements and the ‘fast food nation’ to it.. The staff however were friendly and always on hand.

Wonderful little spot, beautiful, quiet and well run. Great for families.

Super recommended if you have kids and are visiting Warwick castle. The villas are super cool, with the medieval decoration and perfect layout for a family. They have a separate small room with a bunker bed for the kids. Bathroom is modern and nice. The area is very green, kids can run free or play outside the villas. The restaurant offers dinner with entertainment, and it’s really excellent. My son enjoyed being “Knighted” and going to sword school during dinner time. Breakfast is included and is truly great! Lots of options for the whole family. They also have a small store with souvenirs, where we could buy some swords for the boys. Last but not least.. the employees are super kind and want to make sure you have a great experience. They go above and beyond to make it happen. Loved our stay here and would totally stay here again the next time we come to Warwick.

Super family friendly, with rooms that accommodate multiple kids. Despite the fact there where lots of families staying there it was also surprisingly quiet inside the room. Everything was nice and clean, but very cold

Fun single night stop with the family in this delightfully themed "village". Great buffet breakfast in the medieval dining hall. A few annoyances/downsides, however: the room images on the booking site are incorrect and show the larger two storey lodges. We were actually given one of the smaller (but still nicely sized) lodges. Secondly, our lodge was located at the very extreme of the village, and combined with the distance from the car park to the entrance, this made wider exploration with two young children difficult.

The rooms themselves are relatively clean and the setting is fantastic. It is very child friendly and good to be near the castle. The booking through Expedia is not great - normally if you are staying at the knights’ village you are supposed to get free tickets to Warwick castle but it seems this is not the case if you book through Expedia (or if it is, they don’t tell you how to redeem the tickets) so we had to buy tickets separately. There’s a restaurant onsite which has a ludicrous system where you have to book it at the reception (which is right next to the restaurant). No one told us this, so we queued up for the restaurant only to be told that we had to walk 2m away to ‘book’ a table and then queue again for the restaurant. Not ideal when you have a hungry toddler. Restaurant itself is pretty basic buffet, nothing to write home about. Also of note it is quite a walk to the castle entrance so something to be aware of if taking young kids etc. overall the place has character but the service both from Expedia and the property could be significantly improved.

The staff was very friendly and helpful, the room was small but great with a medieval castle flair. Entertainment for kids was great, would recommend staying there.

Loving my stay💙the place was so beautiful, quiet & breath-taking views…very close to the Warwick Castle indeed. Highly recommended for families…a nice picnic area & should try the glamping as well if you had the chance😉

A really different 2 night experience in a chalet. Great location and fantastic for kids (even tho we didn’t have any!) Staff were chirpy, polite and very helpful. Don’t use Castle Lane to find it tho, West Road is more direct