5 stars for the breakfast next door at the adjoining Beefeater, 3 stars for the hotel…read more The hotel room is clean but very basic. Absolutely no extras in the rooms. Bed is comfortable but nothing special. Tiny TV, hard towels, not much in the way of amenities. Not a drawer to be seen. But the breakfasts make it worth staying here! I'd said it's cheap and adequate. If you want luxury, stay elsewhere! But if you are okay with cheap, it's really not bad!

This is the perfect place to stay if you're visiting Bedford!…read more Its affordable, as it's part of the Travel in Chain, and as such it's clean and comfortable. The best thing about this particular travel inn, is that it's situation on Priory Marina, a beautiful lake with an abundance of wildlife! it's a lovely tranquil place where you can take a walk, or even hire a boat and have a little jaunt on the lake. Not only do you have the advantage of the lake, you're also very near to the town centre, it's about a 20 minute walk away. You're also close to the river, which again, is lovely for a brisk stroll. I would highly recommend this hotel

I stayed at this hotel for almost 2 weeks in early December…read more - Staff: everyone at the hotel including front desk, gym, a restaurant were pretty friendly and helpful. - Room: pretty spacious and bed was comfortable. Often, it's noisy nearby the gym because the door gets slammed a lot at night for some reason. - Surrounding: nothing much surrounded. If you drive, Highway is right next to the hotel so it's convenient. Closest restaurant or pub is about 30 min on foot so I suggest you take a taxi (About 8-10 pounds one way) to town center for shopping or dining. - Restaurant: Excellent. Breakfast offers full hot/cold breakfast including fried egg/poached egg/scrambled egg and potatoes, beans, various kinds of bread, yogurt, fruits, cheese, cold meats, pastries and cereals. I didn't try lunch but at dinner, daily special 17pounds for 2 course or 21 pounds for 3 course. I thought all dishes were excellent. On tuesdays and wednsedays, you can get buffet offering 4-5 main dishes and desserts for $17 (include steak) or $15 (international food theme). Don't miss buffet. It's very worth it. Internet is 15 pounds for 24 hrs or 75 pounds for 1 week but this is standard for most hotels in UK. PS: No business center or hilton honor lounge...

The Hilton Northampton is just off the M1 motorway at junction 15, and about 10 minutes from the…read morecentre of Northampton and Billing Aquadrome and half an hour from Silverstone race circuit. This is a fairly typical Hilton, with large reception area with café, bar and restaurant. When I was there mid-week the restaurant was serving a Chinese buffet which although it was tasty and looked like Chinese food, didn't particularly taste Chinese. There are some good sized meeting rooms if you are planning a wedding or a business meeting, and a Health Club with gym, aerobics, Jacuzzi, sauna and massage. The hotel room was better than average: it was a good size, comfortable with a sofa, desk and a 32 flat-screen TV and a good selection of channels. There is a large pay car park, but the charge for this was included in my room rate.

What a beautiful brunch to celebrate the Mother's Day !!! The food, the atmosphere, the staff, all…read moretop notch though the place was quite busy with customers coming in at the same time. Reasonable prices too. Highly recommended and will go back for more feasts.

When we first arrived in the UK, our sponsor and his family insisted we go out to dinner at a place…read moreof their choosing. Wow. We weren't expecting this. The Old Bridge Hotel is stunning! Covered in ivy and definitely something I would've thought of if someone were to ask me about Britain. The food was really good - and at the time I was younger and one might have figured I wouldn't have appreciated what they had to offer but I did. The staff was helpful in suggestions and manners were top notch! Definitely memorable. ::: (\_(\ *: (=' :') :* *.. (,(")(")°..*`»

Great central Northampton location, good value, friendly, clean with nice rooms…read more The service is also helpful and friendly. A bit soul less in a way that most mass produced hotel chains are, but still a good choice if you are staying in Northampton.

We had a great stay at this hotel! This hotel is situated in the Sol central complex that is in the…read moreheart of the town, literally a minutes' walk from the shops, restaurants, clubs and pubs. The Price was very good, although I would not book direct as I have found it to be cheaper to book through one of the hotel booking sites. The hotel is clean, tidy and modern. The bedrooms were comfortable and of good quality, as others have said the rooms were very spacious. We did not have breakfast, although I am sure they have a breakfast rate available. We went for breakfast in one of the many cafes, coffee shops in the town centre. The staff were also very friendly and helpful.

Slepe Hall has recently been extensively refurbished and to a high standard. The bar and restaurant…read morearea's have a very modern look to them and the rooms are a decent size and comfortable. However what i like most is relaxing in the spa baths in the rooms after a long day. The restaurant also does nice, tasty, decent quality food.

While planning a visit to Milton Keynes, my first time there, Jurys Inn was not my first choice of…read morehotel, only because I've never heard of it before. The more familiar hotels nearby, however, had no rooms available and the reviews for Jurys Inn were good. Arriving by train at Milton Keynes Central, it was only a fifteen minute walk. Convenient. Luckily, the weather was really good that day. Checking in couldn't have gone any easier. It was quick, efficient, and the staff were very friendly. Our room was quite comfortable and not claustrophobic at all. The bathroom had a decent amount of space as well. The beds were very comfy but the comforters were really nice, soft and warm. People take towels from hotels all the time, right? What about comforters? No, no no, I didn't. We only stayed one night but it was a good night. We did have coffee in the bar the next morning while waiting for a friend but we missed breakfast service (ends at 10:00am). We hung around the hotel lobby for quite a while, even after we had checked out, waiting for another friend to join us. The staff were fine with that, and even recommended their location in Prague, our next destination. We booked it online before leaving. I preferred the Milton Keynes location but would stay at either one again.

Check in staff were rude and check in took FOREVER! I felt like I was being questioned by police…read more No eye contact, just bombarded with one word questions - 'post code?', 'ID?', 'Phone number?', etc. these staff need customer service training. Not a very nice welcome for a guest. The room was nice, large, bright and clean. However, it was really cold when I walked in and the thermostat was broken.

Clean and charismatic hotel on the high street of St Ives. Modern amenities without losing the…read morecharm of a traditional English coaching inn. The rooms are small but well provisioned with a comfortable mattress, extra towels, TV, and USB plugs near the bed. The bathroom amenities are a legitimate highlight- spa quality and smell amazing. Walking distance to shops, coffee, bars. Nice variety of chains (Poundland, Costa, Spoons) and local (Taproom, Tom's Cakes, more) and a bunch of well stocked charity shops. The view over the river is splendid and plenty of nice walks for those who want to wander.

I would have taken a star away for no elevator, but that information is on their website, and the…read moreman did not see it when he made the reservation. The building is old - over 300 years old. The hallways are very narrow, the staircases to the rooms are steep. Don't overpack or bring large luggage! Otherwise, it was comfortable and clean with many modern amenities. My suitcase was too heavy for me and the nice young man, Jake, assisted me. There is also a very good restaurant downstairs and the fish and chips were delicious.

I had a great experience at this hotel!! Practical, clean, fair price, and exactly what I needed…read morefor the weekend. The gentleman who works the desk at night was especially helpful. He gave me a phone number my wife could call to reach me there and loaned me a plug adapter for the evening. A few heads-ups though so you're not surprised: - no phone in the room - no clock/alarm in the room - parking appeared to be free! (contrary to some prior reviews; I didn't have a car, but I recall reading it was free for guests) - 30min of internet per day free; Then, a daily charge for internet

A pretty average Travelodge that just has the usual basics you'd expect from the chain (ie a clean…read morebut basic room and a kettle!) There doesn't seem to be much around it, although if you are feeling energetic could probably walk into the town centre from here. There is a pub and small row of shops down the road including a convenience store, but have to play a game of dodge the local drunks to get to the shop. A major complaint is that you have to pay to park at the Travelodge, which seems to be a bit tight as it looked like there were hundreds of spaces at the rear of the site, but there are a few spaces on the road opposite the hotel that you don't have to pay to park in.