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"Staff at breakfast needed to be a lot more helpful and cleaner. Breakfast was cold and dried up bacon like leather. Overall all staff needed sorting ie learn how to wellcome visitors. Bar was not stocked and unable to purchase draughty beer. Would not advise others to stay."

"Room was awful. Dirty, broken window left open due to horrific smell. Sheets didn’t even cover mattress. Genuinely worst hotel room in 20 years. I asked to move rooms if poss and got refused at reception. Was so awful I got up and left at 3.30am"

"Hotel was lovely but breakfast was disappointing. Outdoor Lido excellent."

"All in all good but pool temperature quite low and you could do with replacing some of the fixtures in the pool as you can see lots of rust and debris buildup as well as on some tiles in the pool . Some staff VERY attendant but many NOT The only “IMPROVEMENT” since take over from Champney’s is only the new bath robe and Elemis products. For price you pay it’s OK for 1 night BUT it’s in need of improvement desperately "

"Clean comfy room, will stay here again"

"From check in to check out.I had a lovely stay. The hotel is really nice.I had an amazing sleep while there. The beds are very comfy. The breakfast on offer was really good, with cooked available. It was nice having a proper coffee maker at breakfast, so able to choose what you like.I would definitely stay again if in the area"

"Lovely room "

"Lovely breakfast comfortable bed but room easily gets hot when the sun shines in .Needs air con in all rooms .We stayed in the past & it was hot then"

"I'm sorry to say I can't recommend the Alderley Edge Hotel. I stayed here for a business trip to the local business park, booked for two nights. The first night was fine — I slept well. My room (55, second floor) ran warm, but opening the window solved it. In the morning I noticed the shower pole had come away from the wall and was just hanging there. I flagged it at reception. It was still usable, so no real issue. The second night was a different story. The hotel was hosting an awards evening in the function hall, and guests were using the garden directly below my window to smoke and drink. They were extremely loud, and cigarette smoke was drifting straight up into my room. I closed the window despite the heat, but the noise was still bad enough that my partner, who I was on the phone to, thought there were people in the room with me. By 10:30pm it had got worse, so I called reception. I was told they'd ask people to keep it down. Nothing changed. At 11pm I went down in person and met another guest who'd come down for the same reason. The assistant manager assured us the garden would be closed. Things quietened for about ten minutes. Then the awards guests came straight back out and carried on. At that point I'd had enough. I requested a refund and drove five hours home rather than spend another hour in the room. After a long day at work, all I'd wanted was an early night"