So, because my wallet doesn't run to hotel stays of any kind ATM I am only reviewing the roof top…read morespa attendance at which I received as a very welcome gift. This is not the cheapest spa in town by any measure but, to my mind, it supports the old adage that you get what you pay for. Robe, towel and flip-flops are provided and the package I received included a glass of prosecco (normally retailing here at £12) and 3 hours use of the facilities. I have to say, this is by far the best spa I have been to and it certainly calls into question the right of many hotels to call a tiny sauna and steam room next to a cold pool a 'spa'. I was like a kid in a particularly splendid sweet shop as I tried to try everything. I managed to spend time in a cavernous steam room luxuriating in lemon infused steam; in a lovely warm infinity pool including plenty of jets and a truly marvellous and stimulating neck massage shower; in a hot enough to relax sauna cabin; in a large hot enough to feel like it's doing you good sauna; a nice sized open air jacuzzi ; a deceptively warm herbal steam room; hot and (very) cold foot spas and a very pleasant juniper log sauna. Oh and don't forget the experience shower where I was treat to the sounds of the tropics whilst being pelted with hot and cold water - wow! Sadly I didn't have chance to try the sunlight oxygen rooms but they seemed very popular. I came away feeling refreshed and rejuvenated and wondering if a few more visits might get me back to my 20's. The only tiny fly in the ointment was a problem with the wristbands used to open doors and lockers but this was quickly sorted by the very pleasant and helpful staff. This package cost just over £60.

Myself and my husband got married here 7 years ago and return every year for an anniversary meal…read more Everything about this hotel screams class, from the valet parking, to the beautiful rooms with huge beds, to the very walkable gardens. The restaurant is the best food I have ever eaten. Always something new, and always the most amazing service. The bar food is just as good, if more hearty. Yes, it's expensive, but it's worth every penny. Even after one night you'll come home feeling like you've been away for a week.

This was my third visit having first discovered the hotel as part of a wine school day run by…read moreYorkshire wine school. Since then, it's become a favourite getaway, mostly for the atmosphere and range of wine, beers and spirits and friendly enthusiastic staff who are happy to help and recommend wines etc. They run a great deal on a Sunday or bank holiday night where you can pay £25 for the room when you spend £75 in the bistro. Ok so you are easily going to spend that £75 ( this time we spent about £130 with a £45 bottle of wine, 3 courses and desert wine). The rooms are individual and some include walk in showers and free standing bath. All have an Nespresso machine. Ocassionally there are maintainance issues and some of the fixtures can be a little tired, however all the other benefits make up for it for me!

Cute hotel located in Harrogate, Yorkshire. It is steps away from lots of shops and little…read morerestaurants that give you a true cozy British suburbia feel. The hotel has a rustic cottage feel with attic units and a spacious lobby with its effortless patina. The upgraded attic units have a shower room as big as a regular hotel bathroom that makes the bathroom itself feel like a full-size bedroom. The hotel also has its own spa that offers a variety of services. It really offers that inherently cool and very "British" suburbia experience. One of the key indicators of the hotel's character was that instead of the room card with a magnetic strip, they use metal room keys with a large leather key tag that has the name of the room engraved on it. Yes, rooms have names in this hotel like characters in a British masterpiece theater production.

We were honored to be able to stay at the Grantley Hall during our visit to England in August 2023…read more The property was absolutely gorgeous with a charming river, lavish nature, manicured gardens and the most elegant architecture and decor ever. The check in was extremely well organized and efficient. We were escorted to our room promptly at 15:00 and we were given an amazing suite tour with thorough explanation of different features and amenities. The suite was elegantly decorated as you would expect from any luxury hotel. We got to enjoy several meals in different onsite restaurants: one at Bar & Restaurant Eighty Eight and several at Fletchers. Every meal was excellent and the service was fantastic. We spent several hours in the spa where we enjoyed the sauna, steam room, the Nordic sauna as well as indoor and outdoor pools. Our only regret was that we were not able to extend our stay- the property was completely booked towards the end of the week.

My husband and I recently visited the hotel for a 2 night stay in April while visiting friends in…read morethe area. The photos on their website really make this place looks wonderful, very clever photography !!!. The king room was very, very average with the thinnest walls ever, we were on the ground floor and could hear everything, from both the floor above and room either side. The bathroom was just ok, but would prove difficult for those having to climb over the side of the bath into the shower with even the slightest mobility issues, however it was very clean. We had a nice view over the gardens and 2 beautiful sunny days while we stayed. The reason for the average score was the total and utter mayhem at breakfast on the first day (second day was slightly better, but still not great). The problem was they were clearly understaffed and had a full compliment of guests. We sat at our table for 15 minutes before anyone was free to take our order and even when they did they continously ran out of milk, hot water, tea bags, cereal , you name it . I actually felt for the staff they roped in to help, they had clearly didn't know what they were doing, I just kept hearing them say to the manager " which is table 2" , " which is table 6" etc as none of the tables were numbered, they were running round like headless chickens. When our cooked breakfast arrived after about 30 minutes it was wrong, as was the other couples we ended up sharing the table with. We all decided it wasn't worth saying anything as it was take at least 45 minutes to get another one. The breakfast on Sunday was a little better as they seemed to know which table was which but again seemed highly understaffed for the number of guests. I will compliment the staff to say they all remained extremely polite as several guests were getting rather annoyed ( with all rights) at the lack of coordination.I have to say though the breakfast was excellent and plentiful just very , very disorganized. My other reason for average was ripped furniture in both the lobby, and room. The black leather sofa was not in good shape and had several rips in the leather with the stuffing coming out, plus the 2 chairs in our room both had fabric peeling off them, not acceptable for room at the price we paid. The location was good, very short walk into the center of town and even though the hotel is on a relatively busy road you don't hear that inside the hotel. I would probably look elsewhere if staying in North Allerton again though, or ask in advance if they have enough staff to handle the breakfast sitting .

This hotel was comfortable and the staff were so warm and friendly. My three year old left behind a…read morelittle stuffy and book and they even mailed it along to our next hotel. Amazing service and wonderful people, rooms, and location!

My family and I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Churchill for three nights. I cannot…read moresay enough kind things about this hotel. The staff is warm and welcoming, "special shout out to Ian", it was clean, the grounds were beautiful, the room was spacious, complimentary KitKats and beverages in the room daily, and great bathroom. A quick note on the subject of the bathroom; it was good size, had a tub with shower, great water pressure, plenty of hot water, and good quality complementary toiletries. There is a restaurant onsite serving delicious woodfired cooked pizzas with great service. The bar was warm and welcoming with attentive staff and lively conversations. On top of everything else it is a nearly perfect location. You are a quick walk from the train station and the center of town where all of the attractions are located. This hotel does not have AC in the rooms but it is York so usually that would not be much of a problem but when we visited it was a heat wave. That being said they did give us a fan and it was really not that bad because it stayed reasonably cool as well as it cooling more at night. In short I cannot recommend this hotel enough and we look forward to hopefully staying there again if we are so fortunate.

The hotel location is amazing right near the city center. My wife and I stayed there for the second…read moretime during Christmas and new years while visiting family. The rooms are spacious, the safe is so helpful. Checking in was a breeze. There were a few people in front of us and the manager called for back up and two extra staff showed up. All in all we only waited for maybe three minutes. Totally professional. We got breakfast included. It's a buffet from 7-10. Normally I don't think this kind of food but this buffet is amazing. They ah e the best eggs and full English. The staff was totally open to get you sometime extra if you asked. Again super professional. The bar is beautiful and very convenient to meet people, which worked because we had a lot of family to meet. The rooms were clean, great views and roomy. The cleaning staff was flexible and would work to clean around when we were gone. It really made us feel at home. I can't suggest this hotel more. We have stayed there twice while visiting family and we will be

This hotel is within walking distance to main area of this town. Being located adjacent to the…read moreconference center it has its own traffic during certain days with a bit of a lull on the others. I was here for a week long stay so opted with the breakfast included package. Breakfast can get real busy and is an average affair. I enjoyed the espresso based drinks and spring water bottles. The other stuff is mainly eggs and other breakfast items selection. The plates and hot plates can get really hot so watch out. The amenities are what one expects from such a place with an exception of a laundry facility (one can have clothes laundered though). The room itself was quiet and larger than I expected. My interaction was limited with top marks for housekeeping and middling for front desk. The elevator can be challenge as one was out of order so the other two being very busy during a holiday weekend. I wouldn't mind staying here at a similar rate if in the area.

The Grange Hotel is a big gorgoues, upmarket hotel. I go there for a meal rather than to stay. Food…read moreis fantastic quality and service is great. I'm going in a few weeks for afternoon tea and really looking forward to it as never had their afternoon tea before. Highly recommended but is a little pricey.

This is the best hotel I have ever stayed in…read more The whole place is decorated in a mix of victorian garb with some modern preppy twists and is full of quirky and classic character. The walls have beautiful wallpaper and there are tons of cute touches like three sheets of gold-pressed The Grange stationary. Breakfast is served in the beautiful basement/cellar restaurant and is delicious and artfully made. I enjoyed my stay so very much.

Stayed here for three nights as part of a wedding party in June 2015. It was a gorgeous location,…read moreincredibly tranquil and perfect for an England countryside wedding. Staff was incredibly friendly and hospitable, grounds were very well maintained, and we had undisturbed sleep. Rooms: the bathrooms were updated with great water pressure and towel warmers. The bedroom was very spacious, had a cottage-like feel and was clean. My only complaint is the wifi was down for guests, though I did manage to get access to the reception's wifi, which was accessible only near reception. The grounds are beautiful, so it was nice to walk around in the mornings Meals: Breakfasts were included, which were delicious and very filling though I really only ordered one thing (smoked salmon with scrambled eggs) every morning. Wedding: While the wedding itself was not held here, the afternoon snacks, dinner and dancing portion were. What a magnificent place to hold everything - the room was beautifully set up and I loved that I could return to my room whenever I wanted. All I know is the bridge picked out a package and they seemingly arranged for most of the items. The dinner was so good; everyone was raving about it. Location: It was a short drive from the Northallerton station, so members of the wedding party would pick up arriving guests and we all left together in a big caravan. Very convenient and not in a big city, so it was a relaxed feel. Cannot recommend this place enough.

This hotel is in a beautiful location. You approach to it along a country road and then as you turn…read moreinto the drive you can see the Hotel ahead and it looks stunning, the grounds are really well maintained as you approach and on an evening its lit at the front which makes it look really welcoming. As its only a couple of miles out of town it makes a great venue for events, it can cater for large numbers such as for a wedding or for smaller groups or corporate events in a more intimate setting. The grounds make a really good backdrop for photographs. The bedrooms are sumptous and tastefully decorated and all of the main rooms have that old fashioned tasteful quality air. The food is good and not over priced or if you don't want a meal, you could just sit and have a quiet drink in the bar. The staff are always really welcoming and friendly.