Ashby Parkland Hotels

"Honestly, the least comfortable beds and pillows ever. The double beds are two pieces mgether"

"Easy for the racecourse "

"Helpful, friendly staff. Close to town centre and lots to see"

"Staff are extremely friendly and helpful, loved that there is an ice machine on each floor... only issue being that there is nothing to put the ice in to take it to your room. The room itself we likes alot it was very spacious and modern, the ac wasnt great as it wouldn't let you put the room temp below 19 degrees so didnt really do much. We really enjoyed the buffet breakfast... the main issue we had with this hotel is the distance from the car park to the entrance, it is way too far especially as my husband is in a wheelchair so took more than one trip just to get him and then all the luggage up to the room."

"A lovely historically old hotel which is beautifully decorated. The staff are excellent. I'll definitely stay here if working in the area. "

"Old hotel, corridors carpets had holes in patched up with tape. Leak in room 20 sink causing constant wet floor (clearly the room staff are not trained to look out for this…. Not their fault I’ll add….management!) Odd layout to walk upstairs and downstairs to get to your room. The hotel is propped up by the really friendly staff. Expensive for an old hotel. "

"The property is in need of a refurb as it is looking tired in places. Staff were helpful and polite. Outside seating was insuficient on this sunny weekend. Cooked breakfast was good but the continental (cheese & ham etc) was woefully poor. In the light of recent events the security was bad, entry to the rooms via lift and stairs was not controlled in any way so anyone could walk in off the street and have access. Location, location, location is the big plus for this hotel all in all a very enjoyable stay."

"Good hotel"

"Room was massive, although 2 weddings were in the same weekend as our stay, it was still quiet. Fabulous bathroom facilities in the room. Beds were comfy. Breakfast was fresh, plenty of choice."