Lets caveat this review because on the basis of the PEOPLE (They have a Sue and they aren't afraid…read moreto use it! And by the way, we all want to bring her home! WHAT A WOMAN! WHAT A HECK OF A WOMAN! BIGGGGEEEESSSTTT heart in Preston, but the rest of the staff ain't that far behind). The hotel itself is shameful outdated and lacking anything comfortable. The tub is a safety hazard, sinks are old, carpets are dingy, sheets are see-through, pillows are questionable... everything hotel nightmares are made out of... yet its one of the better places in town! But it is close to the train station and to UClan, and the staff will do anything to make up for the embarisingly (is that even a word?) conditions of this worn and beat up hotel. Because the staff is quite frankly - too good for the hotel or any luxury hotel - they are downright working class divinity and should all be hugged and commended for their wonderful, wonderful humanity!

As I approached from the train station, I ended up walking around the entire building looking for…read morethe entrance. Thankfully there was a sign on the wrong side, so I at least knew I was on the wrong side of it! I would have found the reception on the first floor unusual, except I'd seen it at a Travelodge only three weeks ago - so now I thinks it's actually sensible. On arrival I checked in via an electronic kiosk - that is unusual, but it was very quick and there was still a staff member on hand should it not work. In fact, it's worth saying that every staff member I talked to here were exceptionally friendly. Room was fine - minimalist, but functionary. Free wifi was painful, but the paid wifi was only a fiver, so an easy choice. Still not a super fast connection, but better than I've had at some hotels. Bathroom was a decent size, and the shower had excellent pressure. If I have to stay overnight again in Preston, then I would want to stay here again. Everything was effortless.

We really enjoyed our time in Preston, and the hotel and spa here certainly made our quick trip…read moreeven better. The hotel was very clean, stately, and the grounds were lovely. The bed was very comfortable and we really appreciated the high ceilings, beautiful grounds, and enjoyed our walks around the estate. If you're working like we were, note that the internet is indeed fast enough for a developer who runs team meetings to lead all their meetings! I had a spa session with massage and facial and it was excellent! I swam every day and used the sauna facilities. The locker room and pool area was kept very clean and dry. The lady attendant was fastidious in keeping the changing room dry and clean. There was a bit of an incident where one of my favorite vintage pieces I sent off to laundry was not returned to us when they dropped off our clean clothes. I had actually been at the entrance to the hotel when the cleaner dropped it off and I verbally acknowledged to her that I could see my laundry because of my vintage piece and she stated they'd be delivered to my room shortly. Front staff sent back an empty hanger amongst our other clean clothes and had lost it. We found it on the floor amongst boxes behind the reception desk. They returned my item, and apologized personally. Not a big deal and glad it was resolved.

Nice venue, adequate, yet a little distant staff. On the first night a gentleman, who as I learned…read morebook a romantic package for him and his wife Kelly, decided to beat her up. Lot of swearing, screaming, hitting and shouting in the room next to us. Police intervention, mr roach was arrested and poor kelly brought to hospital by ambulance. In other words, our first night was not very restful! Sure that the hotel can't do anything about this, however some pro active compensation would have been in order. The downside of this hotel is the aggressive pricing for wedding packages, meaning that there are many wedding parties going on. I counted six in two days, which brings a lot of drunkards to the hotel, which does not help if you're seeking a quite place to relax. Will I ever get back to this hotel, no.

Managed to get a room for £20 as booked early enough so that was handy. Tuesday's seem to be…read moreskeleton staff day though as the room I was given wasn't properly ready (pillows on the floor awaiting covers, rags & bottle of wind-ex lying by them). One of the bedside tables had also at some point in the recent past been forcibly detached from the bed headboard. The sign in the lift could do with some floor numbers on it too. Close enough to the city centre to walk easily, good view over the city from the fourth floor and not in a noisy area. Not then the greatest of these places I've stayed in & I'd really have grudged shelling out £45 for the room but it served its purpose.

Stayed on New Years Eve as I managed to get a room a few months before for £9. At that price I…read morecould have no complaints. It seemed to be your average Travelodge, basic rooms and your normal facilities. On the plus side there was free parking which was safe and secure. The other being that if you wanted you could easily walk into the town centre which would take about ten minutes and is not diffcult to follow. The two staff members who were working were also very helpful, recommending a resteraunt and making the bookin on our behalf. There was small bar in the area but this had several noisy kids in the area and looked devoid of any atmosphere or welcoming area. As such the planned drink the planned drink before we went into town was cancelled.

I had to work away from home earlier this year and so our company booked our team into the feathers…read moreHotel in Leyland Lancashire. First impressions were very good, clean, bright and very friendly staff. The rooms are very good and well kitted out, the restaurant / breakfast is excellent value but the bar is slightly pricey. The hotel was so good when staying near Blackpool earlier this month my family and I decided to stay with them again. Very impressed by the chain that runs it witch is Best western Hotels, very competitive prices and first class accommodation.

The company i work for held their christmas staff party here last year and it was fantastic,…read moreeveryone enjoyed it so much that we are back again this year. The price varies according to how near Christmas it is, we are goind at the end of November because people have other things to do in Dec so we got the cheapest rate of £40 per head (think its £60 in Dec) sounds a lot but when you consider what you do get it isnt really. On arrival theres unlimited bucks fizz and canapes, you're then shown to your tables were there are bottles of red or white wine ( rose if you ask) when your bottle is empty you hold it up and its replaced very quickly meal is pre ordered starter served by you're waiter/ess. main is carvery with meat / veggi / fish choice help yourself to loads of veg / salad choices. pudding is pre ordered and served at your table. Theres a disco, and Christmas themed quiz to follow. You will get a ticket that you exchange at the bar after the meal, thats for your first drink, after that you need to take you're glass with you or you dont get served. All the drinks are named brands and there is no limit on how many times you go back to the bar. At 11.30 they serve mini fish and chips in cones then free bar closes at 12. They are doing a cheap rate on rooms if you would rather stay over. If you add up how much a meal, drink etc costs when they dont come as a package like this you can see what a bargain it is.

New build Holiday Inn Express. Very handy for the motorway network M6/M61/M65/A6…read more Rooms have the new Express decor and are fitted to a good standard. Bathrooms have the cool black decor. Reception staff excellent. Good breakfast selection. Recommended.

Excellent food, excellent service. Had Christmas day lunch for the past four years, never had any…read moresingle thing to complain about. Had several birthday meals there, the service can't be faulted and the staff very helpful. The food is always excellent, the atmosphere very friendly can't recommend enough.

Very basic, its just a bed and breakfast…read more Rooms are like larger rooms of a caravan. £25 per night, bang in the middle of the town centre. Very helpful staff.

By far the best pub in Preston. The staff are very warm & friendly, they are dressed well smart in…read moreall black clothing, the service is excellent and there is a nice range of beers. The food menu is nice & varied, not overpriced and the quality of the food is very good. I like the 'small eats' part of the menu for those that don't have a bit appetite or just want something small for their meal. The pub is split into two parts, with a sports bar at the back for those wanting a game of pool or catch up on the days sporting activities. The rooms to stay in are excellent, nice & clean and at a great price, the place as a whole is well managed and well looked after by the staff. The one thing that does stand out, is the cleanliness of the pub and the cleaning, particularly behind the bar. The pub/hotel is very handy for those shopping in the city centre, which is right near the Fishergate Shopping Centre and those of communters as it is situated across from the railway station.

The Railway has been redeveloped in the last few years into an excellent, modern but tasteful pub…read moreserving what I think is the best pub food-along with O'Neils-in Preston. Those looking for a decent pub meal in Preston will find that there aren't many options but this is a good pub to enjoy British Pub food. There is a sports bar area at the back showing Sky Sports and there is a small beer garden-more of a beer yard for smokers; and the front part of the pub is a dining/lounge area to relax while waiting for a train. We often use this as a meeting point before catching a train somewhere such as Lancaster on a night out; it is better than the train station bar with cheaper and better quality food and beers. The pub offers some good real ales and a good range of ciders, wines and lagers.

A great pub owned by Robinsons brewery with at least six…read morecask beers on the bar always in good condition .The pub has three diferent entrances on three diferent streets and is always busy when we visit.

A proper little old-fashioned locals pub, it's the only pub in Preston, Lancs to feature in the…read moreGood Pub Guide 2009 & 2010 and I can fully understand why. It is a proper real ale pub and the range of alcohol is amazing. The pub doesn't do pub food but there's a wide range of snacks available. The pub is well run and the bar staff are very friendly. If you want a nice beer in the city centre, this is one pub definately worth visiting!