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"Pleasant staff, decent room, nice breakfast. Pillows are very soft if that bothers you, I took my own due to neck pain and I'm glad i did. Close to the NEC."

"Start to finish, our stay was perfect. Location, room, facilities, food and team members…amazing. Location: Amazing grounds, where we watched deer. Room: Huge and comfy. Radiator a little noisy, but tiny thing. Pool/leisure centre spotless! Food: we had dinner, b&b…and didn’t expect a deal to have same menu as restaurant…but it was and amazing. Buffett evening meal with lots of choice/variety..even for me who is a fussy veggie. Breakfast the same high quality. Every single team member we spoke with were professional, polite and friendly. They cannot do enough. All in all a great stay, only area for improvement is mostly out of the resorts control. Drunk golfers swearing and staggering around the bars/restaurant. Family’s and kids really don’t need to hear it…and there should be security in place to keep them in check. Hopefully that was a one time thing, as the place is amazing. "

"We were welcomed & checked in by the lovely Marta, she was very polite & helpful. The bar staff were great too & they had a lovely terrace that we sat out in for a couple of drinks before our event. Checking in & checking out all went smoothly. Gorgeous hotel, comfy beds. "

"I really enjoyed my stay. I felt it was a bit much to charge £10 parking when I paid so much for the room, dinner, spa and treatment and breakfast. So would have been a nice gesture to give free overnight parking. I have no complaints really, only that maybe there should be more consideration and compassion for neurodiverse people like myself. When I arrived I was a bit anxious and overwhelmed with sensory things and I was bombarded with so much info all at once. When I explained to the receptionist I had ADHD and struggles with information all at once and she still continued being really fast. So I panicked quite a bit about where to go and what to do. It would be nice to have someone actually show me what to do rather than tell me. "

"Lovely room and very happy that I could check in earlier than expected. I do miss the biscuits! Hotels these days have become biscuit scrooges!"