Think of it as a gym / leisure centre that has some rooms to rent, rather than a hotel. Right from the do-it-yourself check-in process, it's clear your a customer not a guest. The room was clean and modern, but very basic and very small. The only window was in the toilet/shower room - which was actually a glass partition from the bedroom, rather than a separate room. It might look cool and modern if you're staying by yourself, but if you're with someone else there's not much privacy when you use toilet/shower room. The breakfast was below average. A lukewarm buffet selection including limp hash browns and cheap sausages. There were plenty of parking spaces, and when I stayed at the weekend, the parking was free. There was also a bus stop just outside that took us directly to the area we were visiting later that evening.

Great stay - everything you need for an overnight. Use of gym and pool and really nice food. Perfect and great value for money.

Decent all round

Great dote

Everything was good but No privacy in the bathroom inspite of making the glass cloudy!! For that reason we won’t opt to stay there.

The staff were fantastic, nothing was too much trouble. Modern stylish rooms, food was good. All in all the best Village hotel I’ve stayed at

Small, clean room which is perfectly adequate for a quick stay. Extremely overpriced Starbucks in the foyer, average breakfast and gym pool that was far too busy and full of posing gym bros. Access to the gym and pool should be free for hotel customers as should the parking.

Bar set up strange and frankly extortionate. Reception staff were more concerned with a system issue than checking us in . Just overall not the level expected

Clean spacious Good food

The hotel was ok for one night stay, did not use the bar gym or pool, room was semi clean but lacked attention to detail, bed not the most comfortable and music heard in the morning from I’m assuming the gym. Staff friendly and parking is extra depending on the room you book.

Room was nice and the bed was comfy. But someone had left the window open. The room was freezing. It took us ages to get warm air to blow out of the aircon unit. Then in the middle of the night it was boiling because it wouldnt turn off. I also didnt like the selfmchecknin.

More spacious than we thought it would be, great bed, decent breakfast. Nice welcoming pub / breakfast restaurant downstairs Be mindful of the opening pool times for kids though.

The rooms were lovely and staff helpful. breakfast also really good.

Always love the gym when staying at a village hotel. The only downside for me which seems consistent across all Village Hotels are the staff in the bar/restaurant area. The customer service standards from them are shockingly low.

Accessibility to office.

I couldn’t stay there needed to cancel which I paid for extra insurance to cover me for then when it came to me calling to cancel they told me I couldn’t so left me out of pocket with no where else to stay. Disgusting customer service ripped me off!!!

Utterly disappointing. This is the most modern old place I’ve stayed in. Several USB ports but only two 3-pin plugs (who charges like that anymore?). The TV is basically useless — no built-in apps, no HD channels, only Android screen-mirroring. Not suitable for a business stay unless you’re just sleeping and showering. Room condition was poor: worn, dirty-looking carpet, scruffy furniture, no toilet brush, temperamental flush, and awful bathroom lighting. Constant whistling from the air-con even when off, thin walls, and an uncomfortable bed that felt like a jumble-sale find. The gym is rammed 24/7, turning the hotel into an afterthought. The car park was dangerously overcrowded with cars dumped on EV bays, grass, yellow lines, and disabled spaces. Staff were decent, but the push toward self-check-in feels like a way to avoid complaints. Overall, a genuinely bad stay — I wish I could get my money back.

Did not like bathroom in bedroom ok can not see y but still can hear.Also the duty manager was very rude to me and my family they are sponsoring j d c but when went to use dart machine was told over 16 how does that work for the last 12 months he has paid on the one in converty he is 14 and a jdc player will not be going back and also no family rooms

Nice modern hotel, staff were fab and breakfast was great. Only disappointments were the bin hadn't been emptied, though rest of the room was clean, and the ensuite is separated by glass with privacy setting...but the door remains see through, bit odd

Really nice