Yorkshire 3 Stars Hotels

"Everything was ok. That really is also the problem I have with it. Because the price paid - well over £200 for 1 night - wasn’t at an “ok” price range. Sure, it had a Smeg fridge, but we didn’t use it and honestly if we had we’d not really have cared what brand it was. Maybe though we’d have chosen one whose door didn’t stick out quite so far into an already cramped room. The bed was ok, the TV was ok, the wall art was ok. The curtains worked. The AC worked. The lift worked. The door card worked (first time too) The breakfast was ok, yet for the English breakfast had only ok bacon, less than ok sausage, ok tomatoes, baked beans, hash browns and scrambled eggs (no poached or fried). 2 varieties of mini pastries. A slightly gimmicky and slow waffle making machine with a messy counter (think Pizza Hut ice cream factory after the 5th kids party of the day) and a few of the other usual bits and pieces alongside the standard machine coffee maker. Throughout the room and hotel nothing stood out (except the aforementioned Smeg fridge door). Nothing screamed “I’m worth the extra £100 for this over other hotel options”. None of it was bad, but equally none of it was great. Unless you’re hugely into Smeg appliances I suppose. "

"Traveled by bus "

"Nice hotel but couldn’t leave window open in room and it was roasting. If you go take a small block of wood to keep sash window open. Staff were very friendly. Was a bit noisy as events were being held but room was quiet. Good selection at breakfast and in bar n the little coffee shop was nice."

"There was no toilet brush in the bathroom, no extractor fan to take away smells and shower steam. There was no side table on one side of the bed, glasses of water, cups of tea, mobile phone and personal items had to placed on the floor beside the bed. Room was clean and tidy"

"Was a little small very tidy and everything to hand x did have strong smell off dogs x but lovley location x"