Hollin House Hotel

The hotel is full of character. The staff are pleasant and the bar and restaurant area is lovely. Breakfast is lovely and fully. The restaurant is nice and the food offered is really good. The rooms are good. The bathroom could do with additional shelving space, the shower is powerful but the shower knob can be difficult to turn and grip.

Phoned prior to booking to explain we had mobility problems and garlic intolerance. Was told there would be no problems and booked for 3 nights. Got there for Sunday dinner, garlic in everything. I got a slice of turkey, a few french beans and a load of carrots. Nothing else. The breakfast was cold so the next morning we asked for poached eggs that were served in a dish of cold water, we didn't bother with breakfast on the third morning as we had stomach cramps and diarrhea, we contacted 111 and it was confirmed that we had food poisoning.The hotel had steep steps and we had booked a superior which we wss told was ground floor. It was top floor and furyhest away frim lift. We were downgraded to ordinary room on yhe ground floor. There were other guests with mobility problems, one had to move to another hoyel and the oyher had to be assisted into the hotel by other guests. The hotel took the booking from Apex that book for people with mobility problems so the hotel knew what yhey were doing. Was tild we would get refund for breakfast and having the room downgraded. We did ask to book by phone but was told we had to do it via internet. The hotel receptionist tried to get management to conyact me but we had to wait until we had left the hotel before they phoned. and said it was unfortunate and that they didn't do refunds because we booked, as yhey had told us to by phone.Expidia do not give money refunds. This hotel is next to useless and are hiding behind a corporate glob

Rooms dated, sink broken, dining room freezing,4th time staying here as work in the area a lot, but wont be coming back.

Clean beautiful room, gorgeous decor throughout hotel. Like a fairytale! Friendly staff. A bit slow on service because there didn’t seem to be many employees.

Clean room and courteous staff; however, the hotel decor and the rooms are looking somewhat tired, whilst the breakfast options were quite limited. Overall, this is a comfortable place to stay, in a beautiful setting.

Had a warm welcome and very good service from the staff. Hotel has a relaxed atmosphere and although would benefit from a refurbishment room and beds were very comfortable.

A decent hotel - clean rooms and bar area… very good value and would stay again

garden party room is great size and space but in need of. good clean, children enjoyed it. outside area is good and hot tub is nice but again outside area needs a good clean,

Just stayed for one night. But at sight i loved the room and surroundings. The reception staff was soo friendly 😊. Next time i will book the same hotel.

Room was cold although there was a heater in the room we used. We stayed here because of the location to Lapland UK with our children. Not happy that the staff at breakfast asked if we had ever been to the Real Lapland! Detrimental to our magic!

Staff were lovely and nothing was too much trouble. However the hotel is a bit run down run down, our room stank of food when we got there,garlic or curry? The room wasn’t cleaned the best, full bag of jelly babies left under the bed and no tea bags in the room only coffee for the morning? Also the beans were burn when we went for breakfast.

The hot water was intermittent on the second floor (our superior room). Corners of the room were dusty. Two spot light bulbs out. Bathroom floor tiles cracked. Second night reduced dinner menu due to a ‘gas problem’

Good alround

The staff were really helpful and the room was comfy and clean. We had an evening meal which was lovely, but unfortunately we waited a long time as there was only two people serving. They were extremely understaffed. We got up for breakfast at 8:30am and by the time we got down to the restaurant, most of the food had gone. Again there wasn’t enough staff to monitor and the guests were constantly asking for the food to be replenished. It would have been nice to have been asked for tea or coffee to be served, instead of going to big flasks and helping yourself, which is a shame, as you can see that the hotel is a working progress, but adding more staff, would help make it a better experience.

Lovely stay at Hollins Hotel overlooking the Peak District. Our room was very spacious and opulent! The staff were extremely welcoming and couldn’t do enough for us. The hotel was clean and decorated beautifully for Christmas and the food good. Will definitely stay again.

Clean, tidy room. Extremely comfy bed

Curtains held up with what look like paperclips. Cracks in sink.Hairs in bath(rinsed out) Rooms dated but comfortable beds

Rooms were dated and dusty. Pull out beds for kids were uncomfortable and noisy. Certainly not luxury as the hotel describes itself. Staff were trying to multitask throughout the hotel leaving people stood waiting at the bar for lengthy periods. Reception, Bar and restaurant area is nice.

We got off the ferry at Holyhead at 7pm and arrived at the hotel at 21:40 to be met by a very helpful and pleasant young lady. We got our room key and headed to our room. Opened the door and oh my god. Very dated and creepy. Nothing like the photographs on site. We woke up the next morning and on viewing the hotel we then understood it was kept that way. Saying that the bed was very uncomfortable it creaked why one of you moved. The heating didn’t work so we had a small oil filled radiator. Very cold that night. When you walked in the room the wardbrobe moved. Windows full of condensation too. Ceiling lights covered in dust and cobwebs. Breakfast was very good. Would I stay again. Probably not.

The room furnishings and bathroom were dated and in need of refurbishment. The whole place looked tired. However it was cheap and fine for a one night stay. Friendly staff. Breakfast was not good - slimy eggs