Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Lutterworth, England

"I was attending TF Nation at the Hilton as I have done every year it has been there but this year I got fed up of the Hiltons gouging and decided to give the Ibis a try. I am so glad I did, for starters it was a lot cheaper than the Hilton with a nicer room in a much quieter hotel. It was very clean throughout and the breakfast room was a delight as it was mostly empty both mornings and I walked in and got what I wanted straight away with ease. With the breakfast itself I do have some complaints, the range of options does not compare and the bacon was overdone being chewy rather than crisp. The major downside to staying here for TFN is the twenty minute walk to the Hilton for the event, should you forget something it's then a forty minute round trip and it is nearly always blazing hot when TFN is on. If you can live with that or just want more money in your pocket for the show itself then the Ibis is an excellent option. Also of note, to me at least is that they have a small row of car charging points right outside their front door so if you have an EV this is again a great option for next time."

"Excellent all round. Although next to the airport there was no plane noise. Room was comfortable, and the breakfast was great."

"Very happy with this place. Great room, very tidy ,very comfy, good breakfast, relaxed atmosphere and value for money. Would stay there again"

"The area was fantastic, very easy to get to. Hotel food was good. Staff absolutely great. Cannot thank you enough for very pleasant stay. Thank you and well done."

"Relaxing hotel, lovely staff, 2 different dining options, lots of parking, great spa on lower level of hotel"

"My stay at this hotel so far: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Stars – A Charming Stay with Character A lovely olde worlde hotel that oozes charm and warmth, complemented by pleasant and attentive staff. The facilities are well-kept, and there are definite signs of a recent refurb, which adds a fresh touch while preserving its classic character. However, one can’t help but notice the very thin partition walls. Through them, one becomes intimately acquainted with the nocturnal habits of fellow guests—from robust ablutions to animated personal phone conversations. A group of women in a room quite a distance away could be heard cackling joyously well into the early hours, providing a sort of impromptu audio drama to lull one to sleep. Less entertaining was the gentleman holding court on his phone about a woman who, it seems, had flicked him off at the bar—she may well have been within earshot. Despite the unintended eavesdropping, this is a truly interesting and delightful place to stay. Full of character, quirks, and stories waiting to happen. It gets my five stars. 朗"