Hotels with Swimming Pools in Oxenhope

"We had a great stay and enjoyed the breakfast. However, we had a concern about the key card, which sometimes doesn’t work, which can be inconvenient."

"Lovely hotel in a great location near many bars and restaurants "

"Excellent hotel. Only bad point is the parking garage is so narrow, a bigger suv like the one I rented, took some maneuvering to get around. The room is a bit too grey. It could do with more colour."

"Great location to explore the city "

"Great hotel with brilliant facilities! Staff were very friendly and helpful. It was a red hot week and the AC didn’t work in my room so it was very hot. Fans not available. Room was well decorated but needed some TLC and maintenance- I can imagine that due to great facilities and service that the hotel is often full with little time to decorate etc Food portions great - kids meals were massive Strange to pay for parking when you are essentially on a service park where parking wouldn’t be abused due to location? "

"Excellent hotel, staff went the extra mile to ensure we had a lovely stay and were always willing to help!"

"Booked an executive suite for our wedding anniversary. Nothing wrong with the suite but myself and my husband aren’t late night partygoers so just like a few drinks, nice food and then watch a bit of tv snuggled up in bed…..however no tv in the bedroom and only a very small 2 seater sofa in the living room where the tv is so left us a bit disappointed. Also I think the old executive lounge was a lot better ambience wise. The food and drink was excellent in the lounge but I felt like we were sitting in a glass square box rather than a nice chilled out area as the old lounge was so again a bit disappointed. Still enjoyed our stay but not sure if we’d stay their again."

"Just clean, neat, tidy. Nothing spectacular but everything done well"

"Staff were very friendly, helpful, polite and professional. Facilities were very good and rooms very comfortable. My only criticism would be that a lot of tables had reserved signs on them but when we asked about them we were told we could use them as they were 'not really' reserved ? It was only in case they needed to use them?"