Uley Hotels

"Comfy beds, clean room, friendly staff, handy to have the room key on my phone."

"No pool ?"

"Not really"

"Staff were really friendly and helpful. Room was clean and cosy but a lot of mould on the inside window frame "

"Nice location! Accommodating staff"

"Great hotel, lots to do and lovely views"

"Spa was great, we really enjoyed our day there, facilities were modern and we easily spent a few hours there. The breakfast is the morning was awesome and the staff were all great. The room was pretty tired, there was water on one of the bedroom walls, mouldy bathroom etc. Not unclean, just clearly a bit tired. What tainted our stay was how overpriced the bar / restaurant was, we had dinner on the friday night just a main and a single drink each and it came to £80 for the 2 of us. The food quality was basic pub standard so didn't justify the price tag, I bought a pint of Coke the next day and it cost £4.85. So I would definitely recommend avoiding their restaurant and heading to a local pub! "

"Great location hotel. Friendly and helpful reception staff. Rooms only cleaned every 3 days which meant we were always chasing for top ups of teabags/milk and toilet roll. Very hard beds. Bar charges a “service charge” for pouring your drink and passing it to you - not table service - which we all found to be somewhat disagreeable . Did not try restaurants. "

"Think of it as a gym / leisure centre that has some rooms to rent, rather than a hotel. Right from the do-it-yourself check-in process, it's clear your a customer not a guest. The room was clean and modern, but very basic and very small. The only window was in the toilet/shower room - which was actually a glass partition from the bedroom, rather than a separate room. It might look cool and modern if you're staying by yourself, but if you're with someone else there's not much privacy when you use toilet/shower room. The breakfast was below average. A lukewarm buffet selection including limp hash browns and cheap sausages. There were plenty of parking spaces, and when I stayed at the weekend, the parking was free. There was also a bus stop just outside that took us directly to the area we were visiting later that evening. "