The Belmont Hotel

It was a last minute booking and it was fantastic. Clean,neat roomy and comfortable

Entrance was a bit confusing as you enter from the back side

The room was lovely and large and very clean. A big comfortable bed. A safe, iron and ironing board and lots of cupboard and drawers. Tea making facilities too. Shower was hot and spotlessly clean bathroom . On arrival the reception was not manned and we waiting a while , then the man on reception finally came he struggled to find my name and asked me a few times to spell it. He was not very friendly quite off putting too. The girls on reception quite different , happy , charming, friendly and very helpful. Key card for our room didn't work , we had to keep coming down to get it working. Breakfast was plentiful and tons of choice , but it was luke warm , cold plates with hot food it soon goes cold. There was only 6 people in a huge dining room on both occasions. Such a pity because it was nicely cook just not hot . Again it was the slow man who was on reception on duty in the dining room. The cleaning staff, reception girls on duty morning and evening made up for his short coming. You only had them if you wanted anything. Eg shower gell, extra tea or towels. It was a good hotel near the railway station and restaurants. A beautiful walk along New Walk. I would stay again just a couple of issues need resolving.

Cold breakfast food. It wasn't like they were busy.

Great breakfast, nice room expertly tidied and cleaned with swift replacement of biscuits, water and towels

The car park whilst free didn't feel particularly secure

Location is unexpected and lovely, as is the property itself.

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Nice hotel near the centre of Leicester. I used it as somewhere to stay while I spent a few days at the cricket. I was grateful there was parking there. And I particularly liked the breakfast. My room and bed were comfortable and there were plenty of tea bags and coffee provided.

Very thin walls. On the Saturday night the hotel was busy and I could hear everything from the room opposite mine despite there being a corridor between us.