Hotels near Shipley Glen Tramway

"There's a clear divide between the more classic part of the hotel and the 'newer' section. I ended up in the newer section, which definitely feels quite tired and in need of a revamp. However, for the price paid and the requirements I had I can't complain one bit. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating, and the room whilst again a bit tired, was warm and clean. Does the job you would expect in the price bracket, so I really don't have anything bad to say about my stay. "

"Really handy for bradford live and alhambra"

"The rooms are a good size , well maintained and very comfortable. The hotel has a fairly central location but a supermarket is a good walk away so if you are not careful you end up paying slot for drinks and snacks from the bar area that are well over priced due to the monopoly. Wi fi was good and free and nearby parking is safe and cheap. The staff are lovely and I like the fact reception is on the first floor and not the ground floor. "

"Lovely quiet setting , great friendly staff, good food nice rooms easy parking."

"Clean room, good staff, enjoyed our stay"

"The room was pretty cold on arrival, but soon worked out how to get the heating on.Staff were very helpful and managed to sort out my booking, that Expedia failed to notify the hotel, so they were not expecting me.The room was aa bit outdated,and not very soundproof, the 7 lane bypass was very noisy during the night,even with the window closed."

"Tidy, clean, and friendly. Excellent."

"This was my first stay at the Abbey Lodge Hotel and I would definitely return and recommend it to others. The hotel was clean and cosy, and both the day and night staff were very accommodating, friendly, and helpful throughout my stay."

"Parking was easy and check in was non existent, no signature or details, bar name taken. Only one member of staff at one time seemed to be employed, (the lady we saw was, though, excellent.) Nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast was a sorry affair which should not be advertised, toast and a few cereals was all that was available. Several guests took one look and said they were going to McDonald's. The room, the hotel itself were still decent but it just appears to be in its death throws with no interest or inclination to run it as a viable concern. A once great hotel now in rapid decline."