Hotels in de buurt van Southwell Workhouse (Southwell)

'Convenient location and clean. Easy checkin with the key available from pub across the road. Had unusual single cup kettle and coffee maker and good selection of teas and coffees. Lights and bathroom tap were on timing sensors and both were a bit annoying particularly the tap when you were trying to fill a jug for the kettle. Bedclothing was a bit tired and there were only 2 fairly flat pillows on a standard size double bed. The thing I really didn’t like though was the musty smell of bedding...

'Very good the host was friendly '

'Safe parking and perfect to break our journey up to Whitby '

'Very welcoming staff and nice clean accommodation '

'De kamers waren erg gehorig we konden meegenieten met de gasten van de kamer naast ons Kamer 20 en 22 alleen een oud deurtje tussen de kamers '

'It was lovely. It was quiet and away from people, v close to local amenities and sites. The WiFi is spotty but that is no criticism, it was great to know i could just read a book without constantly checking my screen. Will definitely come again.'

'Het was goed ! ruime kamer en uitstekende verwelkoming. Het bed was zalig. op 10min wandelafstand van het centrum. '

'parking is excellent and very convenient for the hotel. Staff are extremely helpful and friendly .Did not use the bar'

'Single room perfect for a night stop over bus stop outside receptionist friendly and helpful '

'The mattress needs to be replaced. It is close to shops and bus stop so that’s a good thing '

'Lovely rooms but booked two and got one, staff tried to assist but we had already settled down to sleep as it was late in the next day. Only paid for one I the end. '

'Overall the stay was excellent the hosts were amazing and flexible suggesting places to eat for dinner nearby. The breakfast was delicious. The room was to a high standard and the bathroom was clean with a great shower. Only two reasons it didn’t get a 5 star. The road into the hotel is a dirt track and we had heavy rain and the potholes or rather gorges were filled with water and impossible to see how deep. You had to drive under 5 mph to try to retain the floor of your car. The second was...