Hotels near Clock Tower

"Really good "

"Parking: okay but almost got double charged by Reception Team. Breakfast: okay but no hot chocolate as 'run out', areas where food should be were empty (including fried eggs, and yoghurt in big bowl) and had to ask for pastries whilst bread was topped up and only 3 or 4 slices had been used from what was on view, priorities therefore needs to be reviewed ! Menu does not reflect what is actually on offer (e.g. potato slices on menu but actually were hash browns). Waiter very helpful. Breakfast was not that busy so hotel can't complain there was a rush of guests ! Hot food was generally presentable and well cooked. "

"Very cebtersl"

"Sadly it was very tired, carpets and trims all very worn. Room was via a warren of nearly 30 miles of hallways. Not even sure if I stayed in the hotel. "

"the hotel was lovely from the moment we arrived. Smelt beautiful. the bar area is cute. Very good area, lots of bars, shops and food places near by. the room was lovely, would stay again 100%"

"The rooms were very large, the ensuite was clean and toiletries were provided. The only suggestion would be for the floorboards in the room above Sopwell (ground floor) to be screwed down as these were squeaky when the occupant in the room above was moving around which woke us up as the squeaks were quite loud. The free parking was great and the system was easy to use, the instructions sent prior to arrival were clear for the check-in and checkout process. "

"Comfortable, good sized (for Europe) room, excellent location in city center. Only thing we weren’t happy with was our check in experience, but that was a system design issue, not the on-site staff’s fault. They should ditch their self check-in kiosks, which weren’t able to work for any guests when we arrived, and just put a proper registration desk back in and staff it full time. They’re clearly trying to save on labor costs, but it started off the otherwise pleasant stay on a negative. "

"All's good"

"Nice clean Appartement and close to the centre of St Alban's "