ابحث عن فنادق بالقرب من متحف ومعرض فنون باري، في بيري من AED 243

"Food was ok Lighting in room awful, struggled to apply make up room was a bit neglected woodwork cracked and un kept . Location was good Also breakfast was expensive didn’t realise it was cheaper if paid on line"

"Great location near public transport. Friendly/helpful staff. My only problem was the bath was quite deep and hard to get in/out of for showering; an age thing but something that others need to be aware of. Other than that niggle, would not hesitate to return."

"No tea and coffee in the room pushed you to go and pay for breakfast and the breakfast was not very good. Had to put my bread through the toaster 8 times before it resembled toast and the bacon looked like it had been cooked over a heated argument."

"Yes, there are many shops near the location, and there are halal food outlets. "

"All good"

"ممتاز وجميع الاحتياجات متوفرة بالقرب من الفندق الفندق لا بوجد به افطار فقط ركن للقهوة مجانا "

"Room clean and tidy, good variety for breakfast. Wouldn’t hesitate to stay again."

"Room clean food nice staff helpful"

"Worse experience ever. Check-in was meant to be 5pm but I wasn’t given access until around 8:30pm due to their own failure to provide entry details, despite repeated attempts to contact them. When I finally got in, the room was clearly used and filthy with towels on the floor and with rubbish left behind. I then had to wait even longer to be moved to a different room. This is basic hospitality and they completely failed. The staff didn’t even offer a simple apology or any sort of compensation,...

"Lovely hotel in a great location."

"Room quiet,comfortable and clean. Car parking easy. Staff polite and helpful. Breakfast a little disappointing ( my fault for not checking when I booked) “grab and go “ came in a paper bag. The room was very hot at night but there was a portable electric fan in the room which helped ( we did visit in the summer) The bus to Manchester was outside the hotel and frequent and was £2 for a single into the city centre"