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The BnB was lovely and very clean. Also located only one min walk from a local gastropub. Would stay again :)

Our party of 9 plus a small dog had lunch on Bank Holiday Monday. From start to finish we were made very welcome we ate outside in the lovely garden. The food was excellent all well presented and the staff very attentive and nothing was too much trouble. One member of our party has coeliac disease so having a gluten free menu was particularly important and he really enjoyed his pasta dish. Everyone in our party thoroughly enjoyed their visit to The White Lion. Thank you.

Close to the city

We stayed here as we were visiting the Food Festival. We had stayed before and the landlord remembered us. There is good WiFi. Very. Friendly staff allowed us to early check in and put stuff in their fridge. We had a good laugh with the landlord and waitress at breakfast. Breakfast was freshly cooked to order with cereals and toast if wanted. We were in room 207 which is up two flights of stairs and as the hotel has no lift is not suitable for anyone with mobility problems. We wanted dinner on the Sunday night but they close at 5pm however we were offered plates and cutlery if we wanted to order in a takeaway which we did. The Chinese (I think it was called Mama’s) two doors away is to be recommended.

We were visiting Melton Mowbray for a large family reunion and know the town well as I grew up there. However, this was our first visit to the Sysonby Knoll Hotel and we decided to stay for three nights. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Our room was spacious, comfortable and very clean, with a good sized bathroom. Staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was delicious with a continental buffet and also hot food cooked to order. We ate dinner on one evening and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. The bar was cosy and welcoming. The gardens were delightful to sit in and relax with a drink. The private car park was secured each evening. We look forward to returning.

A timeshare exchange into lodge 31 staying with friends ie two couples. The main part of the lodge on the ground floor is reasonably spacious although the dining room table could be a bit bigger for four adults. The second bedroom upstairs was 'different! The stairs are v.v. narrow, ceilings v.low and single beds tiny. I am 5ft 4 and small. Husband is not much bigger but for anyone else larger or wide this would have been impossible, two basins upstairs but needs towel rail and two mirrors . Heating is by storage heaters and convector heaters which are almost impossible to control in our quirky English weather! Area and grounds of resort all well cared for. No Wi-Fi in lodge yet but told that it is all being upgraded along with spa and swimming pool which were closed for renovation. We were give £100 voucher to use in Blossoms the restaurant. We didn't actually get round to visiting the restaurant for various reasons. Menu seemed a bit pricey and minimal. Decor was a bit ritzy which didn't really go with the surroundings. Surroundings are beautiful on the lake shore. Loads of birds, rabbits squirrels, sheep, owls and I'm sure a lot more. A bit hilly for some with step access. A car is definitely needed as lots of lovely places to visit. A good place to stay with a few drawbacks but not a major issue.