Ashfield Hotel

Very bad experience , I won't book in future, i reached hotel but no one there, receptionist talk on phone but no one there, there is no lift and they give us used towels, I don't forget this trip. I checked my bedsheet then i found spider and dust.

Cancelled booking after arriving at reception

Excellent value I am delighted with my stay at the Ashfield hotel. I have had regular contact from the hotel to ensure that I provided all of the information that was needed which was straightforward, and to check that I was still staying and there were no problems. Whenever I have needed to contact them they have replied to my emails immediately. Everyone has been very polite and friendly. The room was clean and had everything I needed including fridge a microwave and a kettle. Parking was also included in a private car park. I was very comfortable and would absolutely stay here again.

Room smelt of Urine My room smelt of Urine, it was over powering, tv did not work, no coffee facility and blocked shower! I recommend you pay a little extra and stay in a travel lodge

Needs a good Deep clean continuous emaills and phone calls constantly to confirm you are coming and for £50 deposit and copy of ID. This was very frustrating and enough to put me off using the hotel again. The bed sheets, pillows were clean, the rest of the room was not! Brown crap stuck inside cups dust balls stuck to the walls of the bathroom and just lots of dust. I dont really suffer from allergies but struggled to breath properly during the stay (9 hours in total) and the next day sinuses were inflamed. I booked this as it was cheap, if it had been clean. It would be great value. I can only guess the sheet changed and toilet cleaner put in the toilet is the total of the cleaning. which bring me to the fact the shower need bleaching as covered in mould which is easy to fix.

Dump of a room in a once grand house AVOID £65 a night (!) for a crummy room with a window propped open by an ironing board; black mould in the shower room; faulty sockets; semi broken desk to hold oversized microwave; broken shelf in bathroom; broken clock; one tiny towel; broken ceiling fan; rusty mirror; rusty soap dish; and - of course - no iron. A total misuse of the word 'hotel'. Just a collection of crummy rooms in a once grand house.