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"Very convenient for the marathon. big room, friendly and helpful staff. Good breakfast. Close to shops and restaurants."

"Location is great, very quiet and attractive neighbourhood about 30 minutes walk from the City through the Parks. Staff helpful, room clean if a little small and dated."

"The staff and breakfast were great. Very convenient location and reasonable rates."

"Breakfast was excellent. Parking easy, room good but lots of stairs"

"We had a lovely stay at the hotel, our room was nice and clean on arrival. Breakfast was good and the pool and spa area were just what we needed to have an hour to relax in. Kaleb at the bar was really friendly and professional. We would stay again if in the area. "

"It was an ideal place to stay for us as we were at Silverstone Circuit for a race meeting and the convenient location of the hotel means we will use it again. Did not get a chance to use the facilities but maybe next time. Parking was good, room was clean and the what contact we had with staff was a helpful and friendly one."

"Spa was excellent I had a room in The Paddocks and (as a single female) felt quite vulnerable on the 5 minute walk to and from the main building behind quite a tall hedge. Also my room wasn’t made up prior to the second night. The Poolside was lovely, staff were great and food/bar area all as expected. Will visit again (but ensure I’d be staying in the main building). "

"Friendly staff, clean rooms, nice bar/restaurant. Check in time was a little off (about 1 hour) which I think was a capacity issue. Spa was great, Sauna and Steam rooms were a little small to match the capacity of the hotel. I enjoyed my stay though apart from the capacity issue. If you’re staying there for the spa treatments, you should confirm availability before booking a room, they seem to have pretty limited slots which is disappointing for anyone planning to relax and complete escape from city buzz."

"Except breakfast everything else was terrible. Pool to hotel management. property itself was dated. "