Hotéis com Wifi em Leicestershire, United Kingdom

Although the price is cheap, the experience of settling in is not good.

Perfect base for my Formula 1 trip! I stayed here after finishing up at Silverstone, and it was an excellent choice. The staff was incredibly welcoming and kindly upgraded my room, which was a fantastic surprise. The service throughout my stay was top-notch, and the breakfast spread was delicious with plenty of variety. The hotel is in a great location with lots of amazing food options nearby. Highly recommend!

Room was huge and very good if you travel in large groups, so would recommend it for that, however it was a shared bathroom. Guest house and rooms were clean, and the staff there was very pleasant and showed us around. For a last minute booking was just what we expected.

The accommodation was clean, the usual kettle, coffee and Tea was provided. Water was provided via a carefree ( flip open bottle with a stopper ). Not sure the tap water in the room was safe but the water supplied was good which was handy as you could not fill the kettle from the wash basin , which was small in size. My room had a walk in shower but it was in the shape of a quarter circle with the doors closing in the centre. If you were a large person getting in or out it was a squeeze. Towels, soap and shampoo provided but the satchels were difficult to open. Scissors or a sharp knife would be needed or very strong fingers lol. The bathroom was clean however there was an aroma maybe from the stench pipe but all in all it met my needs. Access was from a side door which you could unlock with the keys given to you when you book in at the bar. Be mindful all rooms are one floor up, the stairs are steep with one handrail so if you are disabled don't book here. Zowie was the lady in charge, polite, helpful and freindly but sadly the opening times of the bar are limited. Open from 12 midday to 10pm Mon to Friday and longer on Saturday and Sunday. They obviously do a good Sunday lunch as I arrived Sunday and the place was heaving with customers. Never got a chance to sample their cuisine , breakfast was in a cafe about 2 minutes walk away. I was out early and back late hence I did not eat there. Parking is free, but if you arrive Sunday the carpark will be full up with hungry customers. There was a housekeeper who would tidy the room, change the towels but the bedlinen is not changed daily. Overall the stay there was good however as there is no breakfast included it borders on being a little overpriced.

A great location,easy accessible from M1. This hotel has lost its way, would only call it a 2 star not 4 star. Food was average, my dinner guest received their meal 8 minutes before mine arrived. (There were only one other couple in the restaurant and the same happened to them) No cutlery was supplied until mine arrived. I have never seen a jug of gravy so congealed it wouldn't pour and tasted very salty. The grounds could be amazing but are unkempt and littered with cigarette butts and other rubbish. There seemed to be minimal staff on duty. Unfortunately I would not stay again.

Well it was a most unusual.hotel. I think they tried to achieve a trendy modern look but functionality suffered. The entrance is hidden in a tricky roadway underneath where you walk into a small room with an arcade machine and table. Upstairs reception doubles as a bar and restaurant.. Rooms are comfortable but wierdly designed. Very small hanging area and virtually nowhere to put suitcases or clothes. Bathroom was a circular fiberglass pod but functioned. Best thing was the great French manager and his staff. Also you pay for parking within the grounds.

As always, a fantastic stay at Voco Leicester, I stay here quite regularly and it's a great hotel with fantastic staff and facilities throughout. Would recommend if you want to see Leicester Tigers too as it's next door.

Seemed like a long walk from the train station to the hotel passing thru town and going onto an area which looked industrial and a little run down and filled with suburban malls and empty carparks. Google maps said 38 mins. I walked but it will be a short cab ride (prob ＜ 7 Pounds by Uber). The hotel is by the main road facing a walled park. First impressions were i don’t want to be walking home after dark (very few ppl around) and there didn’t seem to be much around it (except for the Indian restaurant affiliated to the hotel which was closed when I came). The entrance is small and not always manned. I tried contacting them to say I would come in early to drop my bags but didn’t get a proper answer. Fortunately, when I rang the bell, someone opened the door and reluctantly took my bag in. Despite my initial negative impressions, the lady who attended to me (Hanna the owner) late that evening was a complete sweetheart. The following day in the early morning when I could see things clearer and familiarise myself with my bearings, I formed a completely different impression. The adjacent park, Abbey Park is stunning and worth spending a few hours. It is a short walk to the city center (20 mins). I don’t think Leicester is doing well economically as the signs were prevalent in many parts of town. There are beautiful parts (downtown & old quarters) and the most pretty part was the park opposite this hotel.

The rooms were spacious and well-lit, with a simple yet elegant decor. The beds were incredibly comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep without any disturbances.

Hotel staff were incredibly kind, compassionate and helpful. We were able to stay with ease. From reception, to staff around the building every customer facing colleague was happy and kind. Hotel was spacious, rooms were spotless and welcoming. One slight niggle was the parking spaces were quite cramped. Spaces does not consider larger vehicles who will park across the parking lines. Having a small car myself, I struggled to get into the space leaving room to open my door without impacting another drivers car.