Bestwood Lodge Hotel

Nothing was like a hostel

There were ladybirds all in my room it was very noisy there were groups of people near the foyer smoking drugs I was on my own and it made me very nervous to even go outside to get something from my car I did not sleep at all with the noise and the breakfast was cold

Location was good

Very tired and dirty Rooms were old and poor condition

A very interesting building in an attractive location.

I had a parking charge notice despite putting my Registration in the system

Lovely place! The staff were really friendly and the room was gorgeous! Really lovely building to be in, felt quite magical

Nice comfy bed.

A very noisy fan underneath our room from early morning and onwards. Also the property is looking a bit tatty.

Lovely hotel in an amazing setting. The syaff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean and had everything you could need including a nice view of the woods.

The only downside was there was a lot of noise from other guests going past the room door and you could hear the other doors banging closed (which was knly a problem as it was late at night and I was trying to sleep)

I liked the history of the place and some of the artefacts on display. The main hall was especially attractive … It was v quiet and it was a quiet bedroom.

The room we had was tired , although v clean, and the pillows were not comfortable. The shower was somewhat erratic!

The historical context was attractive. Room was okay but am pretty sure we were staying in the old servants’ quarters, which was fine.

Shower very difficult to operate. Plus the stream was weak and leaked.

The whole look of the place was excellent, staff were friendly and food was good including the breakfast altho we were only offered one cup of coffee & tea.

We stayed in the King Edward Suite. There were loads of ladybugs flying about in the room and few dead ones on the window sill. The shower in the bathroom was falling to bits as well as the blinds. Two doors in the room did not close full on at all.