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"excellent hotel "

"Good room. Superb breakfast "

"Been there before because I have family in Leicester. Same room as before,same high standards. Will use again next time I am down "

"We've had a wonderful two night stay, in an ample sized room for two people, which was clean and well supplied with the essentials. Comfortable bed with a choice of pillows, additional chairs and space to work or nake snacks. Very helpful, friendly staff who try accommodate all requests and queries. Very ample food options for breakfast and veggie options on request for hot food. Flexible options if you need food to go too. Despite being near the dual carrage way it was quiet. Definitely would stay again."

"Great hotel, very convenient apartment."

"Great service & excellent location. We were visiting family and wanted to be accessible to the city centre & King Richard visitor centre which is just a short 5 mins walk from the hotel. "

"A great overnight stay at this hotel. Had a space themed family room - loved it! The decor was amazing, from the galaxy wallpaper, to the plough constellation on the ceiling and the seperate bunk bed pod. Fabulous! "

"This site was just greenspace on the edge of an industrial estate when I grew up here and it seemed a little weird pulling into an area where I had my first driving lessons on a Saturday morning as it was all but deserted over the weekend. Not now, there's a busy looking pub literally staggering distance away, the ubiquitous Greggs, few other structures the purpose of which didn't register. Very quiet, all I can hear is doves cooing. Staff friendly, nice to even have staff, last place I stayed was largely automated so only other humans were fellow guests. Complimentary breakfast, none of this £15pppn extra nonsense and much better than any £15 rip off offerings. Lots of guys in work gear and German accents so probably popular with service/installation engineers working at operations on the industrial side. One minor issue is the size of the car park. It didn't look to have much space when I checked in around 4pm, and was lucky to get the last one when I returned around 9pm after dining out. Does puzzle me as to why - in a era of expanding waistlines and growing obesity - are parking slots getting narrower? I'm not exactly Captain Lardy but even with sensibly/centrally parked cars, one needs to be like Stretch Armstrong or a contortionist to get in or out of the car without injury to self of damage to vehicle!"

"Lovely hotel, spacious, staff friendly and helpful, disappointed that items at breakfast not covered, croissants etc"