Pershore Rooms at The Star Inn

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Unfortunately the room was extremely hot. Yes it was a heatwave but there was no air and the windows / curtains had been left open by the cleaners.
I think the rooms are located above the kitchen which also doesn't help.

I went during the ongoing heatwave and UK government issued a red weather warning. As the room lacked air conditioning and only had a tower fan, I tried to ask if I could shift my dates to avoid this but was denied. For my own health and safety, I chose not to arrive until the following day when this dropped down to an amber warning.

Stairs up to the room are very skinny and steep, so difficult to bring a small suitcase upstairs as you must hold the hand rail for safety.

Upon entering the room it was like being hit by a sauna. It was unbearably warm, even aftre moving the tower fan included in the room to sit on the window sill to try to pump fresh air from outside in, it was stiflingly hot and did little to help. The bed had a thick duvet and two additional blankets which were very much not needed given the heat. A thin sheet would have been more suitable given the weather. The room was warmer inside than outside. I could not imagine staying here the day before when temperatures had exceeded 30C.

The shower had mixed water pressure/temperature. It would go from having some pressure to just a trickle for a few minutes, then come back up again. It was unable to hold its temperature, hitting you with scolding hot or freezing cold water intermittently.

The Wi-Fi also did not work, you could connect but nothing would load, so I used my mobile data during the stay.

The room appeared fine but it was like a hot box - yes we were in the middle of a heat wave but the room was excessively hot - I suspect because it is above the pub kitchen and they may be running a Argor cooker. Even at night when it cooled down outside, the room remained uncomfortably hot. We actually went outside to cool down - the owners should inform their clients of this before booking. The toilet seat was made of extremely cheap plastic and broke as soon as I sat on it - I am only 72kg's. When I opened the access door to the rooms, the handle came off the door. Not the best experience unfortunately.

Room was very warm but this was due to the exceptionally hot weather at the time.

Very cramped and no air

Nothing complain about

You can only access the accomodation via the stairs, which I found to be very steep and difficult to climb, especially with luggage.
Little/no temperature control - I was provided with a standing fan but with the 30°C weather outside the room was too hot to sleep well. I imagine it's very nice in colder weather.
Shower water pressure wasn't great, but there were no problems with the water temperature.

We stayed during the recent heat wave and the room was hot, albeit a fan was provided. Probably fine when it’s cooler.

Wifi code in email was wrong, we only discovered the correct one in the room folder when it was too late. An industrial kitchen extractor fan right outside our window. It was left on all night the first night we were there. It was like trying to sleep next to a jet engine. Although we knew beforehand that there was no breakfast available, other than the expensive Angel Hotel, the cafes in Pershore open too late. We had to drive to find breakfast. Ultimately, a disappointing stay.

Grubby looking pillowcases. Very steep stairs to rooms, which our dog only just managed. Plastic plants. Very soft mattress