The Arundell Hotel

What a fantastic hotel. Location was great, right in the middle of it all. Room was great with loads of room. The room Needs coat hangers and some draws for clothes as we had to live out of our bags. Up date the blinds, apart from this we would stay again. Breakfast room was great as well, just get cups that fit in the coffee machine. The staff assisted us straight away when asked. All done through WhatsApp. WiFi was brilliant

We were upgraded to the Suite which was absolutely beautiful. Only stayed one night but loved it, if in the area again then we will return. The only down side was that there wasn't any air-conditioning but they provided us with 2 fans which was lovely so it wasn't too hot. Will recommend to anyone, parking is only £4 which is very cheap

Perfect for City Centre visit to Boston an absolutely stunning building expertly converted to a very luxurious level . Plenty parking on site at reasonable £4 for 24 hours. Rooms are beautifully designed and decorated with everything very high quality Continental breakfast including toast cheese ham yogurt fresh fruits and quality coffees.

Best hotel I've stayed in England it was excellent, room was a great size bathroom was very nice and clean, everything around hotel was great, parking was good value,couldn't be better.

Beautiful and modern hotel, very secure, very well maintained. Right next to cathedral, shops and restaurants... Will definitely stay here again.

Beautiful glamorous old building with modern design rooms which feels strange but no complaints here. Check in was difficult as we had not checked in online and you need to be aware there’s no reception and a code to access is required. In addition, parking is £4.40 for 24 hours but all good. I’d definitely use this hotel again

Clean room. Easy to access property and room .

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Stayed many times will stay again. Even though we had a big problem getting into the hotel after a night out had to wait 40 minutes for some one to come out and get the main electronic doors to open. Their hotel chain seem to be good value for a night stay which we often do

Room was lovely except all the windows had condensation on them and the water was all over the window sills. Also lots of cobwebs around the windows

Lovely large warm room. Bed was comfortable. Quiet at night. The room was spotlessly clean and nice decor. Parking was easy and cheap too.

The hotel and our room was great but the lift was out of order. I didn’t like that there were no staff and the breakfast was self serve with no dining room or area to sit and eat.

Very clean, amazing hotel, love the decor, love all the fancy lights in the rooms. Shower could of been hotter. Plenty of choice for the breakfast buffet, only thing we couldn't work out was the coffee machine pod. There was noise coming from outside but that was from the binmen I believe and it was at 6 30am on a Sunday morning , which I didn't want waking up at that time. Other than that it was a comfortable night and will be back again

Didn’t receive codes prior to enter but once contacted they sent them … very clean, spacious rooms, comfortable… hard to fill kettle due to small sink and no plug to wet shave Breakfast room well equipped

Stayed in the church view suite. Booked last minute and recieved a warm and welcoming phone call with all check in information. Room is absolutely stunning no matter what the occasion.

Taking its cue from Air BnB , this is a hotel with no Front of House staff and you get sent an access code that works for the front door and your room. Right from the start you feel that it is going to be different. With a private carpark, accessed via the No Through Road off Market Place, you are in a courtyard with two impressive stone Gothic Revival buildings - the old Sessions House (1841) and the matching County Hall of 1927 - which now houses the hotel. Having entered your key code, the doors glide open and you enter a different world. The finishes are amazing - like a high end London hotel, with floors of black marble flashed with gold and large modern chandeliers lighting the void above a stately double branched staircase that takes you up to the rooms on the first and second floors. The room really was an experience in itself - with smart lighting effects everywhere (you can turn them off - and change the colours). The en-suite was designed as a semi-wet room with a walk-in shower integrated into the floor and a wildlife graphic covering the shower wall. There was a breakfast bar-style desk with the usual supplies and modern double glazed windows have been fitted inside the old window recesses, leaving the historic exterior windows undisturbed. A huge amount of thought appears to have gone into the design, giving a room that is well-insulated, easy to maintain (no carpeting) and fun!. Across the courtyard is The Stump (church) and the old town.

This was a smart hotel so no staff were on site

The lift was out of service, and I had to carry my suitcase to the second floor.

Great place but Boston wasn't! Unwanted person in the lobby, who had snuck when other guests had come in, refused to leave. I called security who arrived but they had to call the police to get him out. After the cars had stopped racing around the market place by 1.00 am we got some sleep. Not great.

Excellent, room was clean and comfortable