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St George Hotel And Leisure Club
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Anonymous
Solo traveller
United Kingdom
December 8, 2009
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It is ideally situated near the town centre and was great value for money. I only used my room for getting changed and then sleeping after the function I had attended so it was great! Excellent value for money! |
7.5 |
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Ann
With friends
Skipton,
United Kingdom
December 7, 2009
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Convenient position and availability of parking. Paying on arrival, before even seeing our room. |
7 |
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Linda
With friends
Macclesfield cheshire,
United Kingdom
December 2, 2009
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Pleasant staff very helpful. breakfasts were plentiful and a good choice Hotel was a little shabby chic and water was cold for both rooms for showers in the morning |
6 |
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Michelle
Group
nantwich,
United Kingdom
November 30, 2009
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The breakfast was good well presented and cooked The rather run down look of many of the rooms & public areas |
5 |
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Anonymous
Mature couple
United Kingdom
November 30, 2009
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close to exhibition food was OK The decor carpets rooms dingy in need of refurbishment upstairs. Downstairs reception etc not bad but upstairs like back in time very old dated run down wallpaper peeling off everywhere dark rooms.Restuarant last orders 8.30 not applicable for me most hoteels is 9.30 or 10pm Hotel but run like Guest House |
6 |
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Barbara
Solo traveller
Solihull,
United Kingdom
November 27, 2009
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It was warm, comfortable and quiet Breakfast good [monday morning]evening meal[sunday evening] was a disgrace. Tried to tell waiter who just smiled, obviously had almost no english language |
6 |
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Susan
Solo traveller
Bolton,
United Kingdom
November 26, 2009
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The room was comfortable, the staff were mostly helpful and friendly. The decor is dated and shabby in places. The hotel could do with a makeover. |
6.5 |
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Sandi
Mature couple
chester,
United Kingdom
November 25, 2009
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checked in late but greeted with enthusiasm. Lots of hot water for bath and shower, huge 'grand' rooms nicely laid out, tea tray full, kettle HUGE! Not noisy car parking Ok slept well yes a couple of things, one of the beds was like a rock, general heating in the corridors was too much, lift too small, breakfast was really hit and miss, food ran out, no tables , staff not asking about tea or coffee til meal end. Long wait at checkout. |
7 |
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Marguerita
With friends
Ormskirk,
United Kingdom
November 25, 2009
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Excellent evening meal. Quiet room. Trouser press. Unfortunately no time to use leisure spa this visit I was fine. My friend in a front bedroom could not sleep due to noise. I had room 303. Steps through door to that room were hazardous and I almost fell. first step is narrow, I was carrying luggage, I missed the first step. I really do think these steps need attention. |
8.5 |
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Eileen
With friends
Skellingthorpe, LINCOLN,
United Kingdom
November 23, 2009
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The helpfull attitude of the staff The restaurant was too expensive for food on offer. Only one vegetairian choice. |
8 |
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Heather
With friends
Beverley,
United Kingdom
November 22, 2009
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It was a very relaxed atmosphere and the spa and staff in the spa were excellent. The barman was brusque to say the least and was the only negative thing about the whole stay. |
9 |
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Anonymous
Solo traveller
United Kingdom
November 21, 2009
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I was staying to attend the vets now congress - so really only used the room as somewhere to sleep but the staff were very friendly and helpful and it was vaule for money |
10 |
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Alison
Solo traveller
newcastle upon tyne,
United Kingdom
November 20, 2009
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staff were helpful, pool area was good badly needs to be up graded, breakfast tastless and cheapest of ingredients, shower didnt work and when it did flooded the bathroom, water poured through dining room ceiling. very over prices and not of 3* standard |
4.5 |
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Valerie
With friends
Middlesbrough,
United Kingdom
November 18, 2009
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Warmth, Christmas tree, room, pool, jacuzzi. all-foreign staff; difficult to understand and make understood. Very bleak and humourless, though quite polite restaurantstaff.Dinner menu too limited, food uninteresting and expensive, though breakfast better. |
6.5 |
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Rachael
Solo traveller
worcester,
United Kingdom
November 16, 2009
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very old fashioned and shabby |
6 |
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Yamni
Family with young children
swansea,
United Kingdom
November 16, 2009
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the pool facilities were marvellous - the location of the hotel was great. Staff were friendly. the restaurant food was not good. The room cleaners did not leave toilet paper or shower caps. The room was old and perhaps in need of renovation? |
6 |
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Philip
Young couple
Rochdale,
United Kingdom
November 11, 2009
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The room was spacious with a king-sized bed and super spa bath. We had a great view and the location is unbeatable. Breakfast was very good and the pool deserted both times I went. Stayed over the weekend and had an undisturbed night sleep. Al staff were polite and helpful. The car parking is not sufficient. The staff at evening meal were very nice but they were'nt really on the ball. We were half board, having to pay extra for basic dishes on the set menu was poor. e.g £2.25 for sticky toffee pudding or £7.50 for steak Food ok though. |
8 |
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Anonymous
Young couple
United Kingdom
November 10, 2009
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The breakfast was lovely and some staff were very nice, the exterior of the hotel was lovely. The hotel needs to be refurbished as soon as possible, it lets the rooms down. |
6 |
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Mark
With friends
Sunderland,
United Kingdom
November 10, 2009
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Very friendly staff. A lovely old hotel full of character and beautiful restaurant. Car parking a big struggle, A lick of paint here and there but not a put off. |
8 |
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David
Mature couple
Stockton-on-Tees,
United Kingdom
November 10, 2009
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The food - one of the best English breakfasts we have evr eaten - and we've travelled to quite a lot of European cities. The staff - helpful and accommodating and the ambience of the Hotel. Loved our stay and the location of the hotel was ideal. Used to caravan in countryside surrounding Harroagate and always wanted to stay at this hotel - wasn't disappointed. Room rather noisy - overlooking main road and possibly more soundrpoofing required. Also tea making facilities well hidden - we didn't discover tray until we were packing to leave. |
10 |
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Bryn
Mature couple
leicestershire,
United Kingdom
November 7, 2009
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Except for the lack of hot water. It was luke warm at best both my evening and morning showers. |
7.5 |
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Nick
Solo traveller
Milton Keynes,
United Kingdom
November 6, 2009
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Its location to the conference centre was great There was no atmosphere in the main area, needs some background music, and desperatly needs a coat of paint. The room was clean, comfortable, and fairly good value. |
5.5 |
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Susan
With friends
Sedgefield,
United Kingdom
November 4, 2009
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Very central. Lovely breakfast. Friendly staff. Nice pool. DBB rate was excellent value for money Bathroom was scruffy but clean. No complaints considering the price |
8 |
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Anonymous
Solo traveller
United Kingdom
November 3, 2009
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Very close to the town centre.clean and tidy with pleasant staff. They had a problem with the plumbing while I was there. but supplied free Tea and Coffee while it got sorted, and kept every one informed. a nice hotel. Car parking is a bit tight, but they do have an overspill car park at the back, but do not sign post it, so only those in the know use it. |
8.5 |
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Anonymous
Mature couple
United Kingdom
November 3, 2009
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Staff were extremely pleasant and helpful. Decor of main rooms, whilst a little in need of some attention, gave an air of former grandure. It was unfortunate that a plumbing issue meant the spa facilities were unavailable. Also rooms need money spending to repair cracks in ceilings, damp patches etc and maybe to modernise in some areas |
7.5 |
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