The Willows Training Centre

Beautiful place with very welcoming staff. Rooms even come with iron and ironing board

I visited the Willows Centre for a work conference. It is a fantastic business venue. High quality and a lovely environment. I stayed a nigh and the room was to a high standard and very quiet. I'd be very happy to visit when not for a work conference. There isn't anything I wasn't extremely happy with.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The grounds were immaculate. And it was so peaceful.

Lovely surroundings friendly staff. Will come back in the future.

Very good no problems

Staff are always helpful and friendly

The room was spotless, very roomy and well set out, modern and airy, the bed was super comfy. The location is set away from any main roads and has a countryside feel, so no noise on a night to upset your sleep. Also you have free access to a well equipped gym and various eateries on site.

Few rooms next to me under construction. A lot of drilling and banging. Woken up to it this morning.

Room was not serviced. Hangers don't make a difference. No staff near reception when trying to check out. Very disappointed compared to previous visits.

Nice enough and the staff are good but a bit overpriced. The food and especially drinks are extortionate- £6 for a 330ml bottle of lager!!

I come to willows once every three months. Food is always amazing. Staff are all so friendly. Only issue is that ypu have to find the right coffee machine for your tastes.

Good value for money, great breakfast. Smart, clean rooms.

Lovely hotel for family. Lots of fun activities and things to do.

nice location and the whole resort compound was good. The staff was very friendly and the rooms relatively clean. Unfortunately they were not equipped with air conditioner

This is a really, really average Motel type experience. It’s a decent room, cheap TV and a tea / coffee, little safe kind of space but nowhere near worth the money. Some important points for anyone who might get fooled by their “Eco-hotel” kind of marketing: The air-con in the corridors is blasting out cold air (on a cold Sept evening) and the rooms are subsequently very cold - so guests need to put the heating on which then competes with the corridor air-con as the rooms heat up. Madness! And burning up money - which is reflected in the cost - as well as CO2 expended. All the “do-the-right-thing” signage which swamps their marketing is a classic way of saying what they actually DON’T understand nor subscribe to, really. Other Points to note If there’s a big Hooray Henry Party (a huge finance company block-booked the place) happening then do not expect an evening meal. The (lovely, well-meaning) young staff suggested Burger King “just over the road” as the alternative. Think on that business guests. The corridors are dark, with a soulless grey decor and the signage for the whole complex is either confusing or non-existant. The staff I spoke to said it’s a perennial complaint of guests. See attached picture which lists room numbers back to front. I was told that the (actually, amazing) gym “can only take ten guests” which I’m sure was not true as there were over forty pieces of equipment and loads of space. But guess what? The signage to there is very poor.

A great getaway

Clean and comfortable room Check in reception welcoming and friendly. Excellent service

Friday night stopover, this will be the last time here for about 12 months as the venue, St Neots priory is shuting for refurbishment.

Rooms feel like student dorms, no soul just basic as hell. The bar is wildly expensive for what it is £6 for a bottle of peroni is crazy. I won’t be staying again. You claim a spa also in the listing but when arrived it’s in another hotel.

Really enjoyed our stay. Lovely and clean. Staff very helpful overall a pleasant stay